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Bill,
A reliable way to find the effective shunt capacitance is to observe the self-resonant frequency of the coil. If it's really about 25pF, and the coil really is about 5mH, I'd expect self-resonance at about 450kHz. Can you make some simple measurement of the self resonance? (e.g., square wave coupled loosely to the coil; scope monitoring the ringing. Or signal generator swept across the suspected frequency range, looking for a peak in the response. Key is to couple the generator and the detector to the coil loosely.) Cheers, Tom |
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