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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 16:02:18 GMT, "W3JDR" wrote:
Airy, What you said would be relevant only if you were trying to determine circuit losses due to "unloaded" Q of the components. I believe Paul is trying to determine the 'loaded" Q in order to obtain best selectivity (narrowest bandwidth). Is this true Paul? Some clarification is necessary! The application is the tank in a frequency multiplier. I am seeking to select for the 5th harmonic. Therefore, the tank needs to have as little loss as possible given the fact that the 5th will be way down dB-wise on the fundamental. I can't afford to attenuate it too much as it's already weak to begin with. Ergo, I need the lowest loss components and the best selectivity for the desired 5th harmonic. Thanks, p. -- The BBC: Licensed at public expense to spread lies. |
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