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On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 15:12:24 +0000, Paul Burridge wrote:
On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 12:48:43 -0000, "Leon Heller" wrote: "Paul Burridge" wrote in message . .. Hi all, I've got quite a huge stash of inductors in my parts bin. The colour codes don't always seem to relate to the values I've been able to measure, with my multi-function DVM, however, and I can't accurately measure any inductor about 10uH. Is there a circuit anywhere that would enable me to get a reasonably accurate idea of the values I've got down to say 100nH or thereabouts? If you have a signal generator you can connect them to a suitable capacitor and measure the resonant frequency. Hi Leon, That's what I have been doing, in fact. It's just I'd prefer to have a more convenient, portable method to get instant read-outs of coil values... So why beat yourself to death building a sweep gen to test filters when you got that there sig gen? -- Best Regards, Mike |
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