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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. Let's review this response for its pity quotient: Asked: At one length, one coil exhibits Vf = 0.02, reduce the coil length, what length for the SAME coil would that be to render Vf = 0.2 for instance? 1. We are not changing frequency; 2. we are not changing diameter/lambda (nor in fact changing diameter OR lambda); 3. we are not changing pitch/lambda (nor in fact changing pitch OR lambda). Answer? Change the coil, change the Vf, and the turns/lamda. ************* W R O N G ! ***************** Draw another pity card and do not pass go. |
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