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Joeseph wrote:
, , , Assuming you are correct my next problem will stopping the extra frequencies from getting out of the amp in the first place. No, your problem should be figuring out how to prevent them from getting generated in the first place. If the harmonic or spurious content is that high, there's something seriously wrong. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
... Joeseph wrote: , , , Assuming you are correct my next problem will stopping the extra frequencies from getting out of the amp in the first place. No, your problem should be figuring out how to prevent them from getting generated in the first place. If the harmonic or spurious content is that high, there's something seriously wrong. Nice answer, Roy. That was my knee-jerk, too. Joseph, remember, the problem isn't only "stopping them from getting out of the amp...". Those other frequencies are some sort of parasitic in the amplifier. Besides being stuff you don't want going to the antenna, they are robbing your amp of the ability to amplify the frequencies you DO want amplified, and they are unnecessarily heating up your transistors and sapping their life. So first, keep them from being generated, then stiffen up that low pass filter so anything that does get created is way, way down. Far lower than what will show up as an apparent SWR problem. ... |
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