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On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 12:04:46 -0800, dansawyeror
wrote: All, I am trying to measure impedance through a balun, or more accurately a 1:1 in line "transformer". For test purposes the transformer is two windings of 10 turns each on a toroid. The winding are tightly wound on opposite sides. The material is #43, the toroid is 3/4 inch OD. The windings should be bifilar, not wound separately. |
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