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I'm guessing that it can be solved like this... Consider the autotransformer action of the tapped inductor. Then divide the tap capacitor (C2) value by the square of the turns ratio (N) before adding it to the primary capacitance of the parallel tuned circuit (C1.) F=2Pi*sqrt(L(C1+C2/N^2)) I found a rigorous solution in chapter 8 of Alternating Current Circuits by K.Y. Tang but it's too messy to type. 73, Grumpy exray wrote in : Hi, Can somebody walk me thru the calculation of an LC circuit where the capacitor is tapped down on the coil? I see this often done for bandspreading purposes. Tnx, Bill WX4A |
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