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Hello,
I'm modifying a 28-50 MHz transverter to work the new (for us) 70 MHz band, not having a spectrum analyzer I'm trying to get as close as possible with substitutions. I have a doubt about the low pass filter after the final amplifier: on the arrl handbook I have found formulas for pi-filters: ----|----L------|-------- =C/2 =C/2 R ----|-----------|--------- (I hope the ascii art is readable) L=R/(pi Fc) C=1/(pi Fc R) Now the 50 MHz original filter is composed of three cascaded filters as the one above, the capacitor are 47pF at the two ends and 100 pF the two middle ones, which is consistent with the formula as the middle ones can be actually seen as two parallel capacitor for the cascaded pi-cells, the formula indicates an Fc of about 63 MHz with these values, which seems correct. The inductors are 6 turns, internal diameter 6 mm, enameled 0.8 mm wire, no spaces between turns for the two "external" inductors and 7 turns same diameter for the internal one. These inductors should have an inductance of 0.17uH the 6 turns ones and 0.21 uH the 7 turns one and the formula don't agree with these values, can anyone explain where I'm wrong? Thanks in advance Francesco IZ8DWF |
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