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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 17:45:39 GMT, "Cecil Moore"
wrote: How does the Vf transition to 0.02 for a resonant coil occur? That transition is most certainly NOT shown in Fig. 1. Of course it is shown. Draw a vertical line at 10^-3. The 10k turns per lamda coil That is for coil A has a VF of 0.07. The 50 turns per lamda That is for coil B has a VF of 0.86. Well, in fact it does not (and nothing shown on the graph along that ordinal line does). Do we now hear the pity card played about poor eyesight? Or the pity card played about poor computational skills (±59%)? Or the pity card played for the confusion of old age when two coils are substituted in the old shell game? |
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