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Caps to consider: as you've already figured, polypropylenes can do
very well. Mylars/polyesters are not very stable, and don't have as high a Q as polyprops. They also show greater distortion, which may or may not be an issue to you. C0G ceramics should work fine. Be aware that the loop inductance will change with temperature, too, as the loop size changes. Presumably your loaded Q won't be so high that it's a problem: 50ppm/C over 20C is 0.1%, which wouldn't be noticable, most likely, with a loaded Q of up to 500 or so. At 60kHz, Q=600 is only about a 100Hz bandwidth, so I suppose you won't want a higher Q than that anyway (assuming you could get it). I'm curious: what loaded Q do YOU expect to get? How big is your loop going to be? What impedance do you expect with the loop resonated? Cheers, Tom |
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