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Hi Rex,
"Rex" wrote in message ... Here's a link to one manufacturer http://www.microlab.fxr.com/pdf/HX,HY,Hzseries.pdf Yep, that's them alright. The one we have is the electrostatic version. I took a closer look over a wider frequency range at its response and -- not too surprisingly -- it's a straight line on a log-log plot (i.e., the coupling is almost purely capacitive). Thanks for everyone's help, ---Joel |
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![]() "Joel Kolstad" wrote in message ... Hi Rex, "Rex" wrote in message ... Here's a link to one manufacturer http://www.microlab.fxr.com/pdf/HX,HY,Hzseries.pdf Yep, that's them alright. The one we have is the electrostatic version. I took a closer look over a wider frequency range at its response and -- not too surprisingly -- it's a straight line on a log-log plot (i.e., the coupling is almost purely capacitive). Thanks for everyone's help, ---Joel I don't know what Butches point was.... I think I was close, no? Don't they have a number and name stamped on them? Usually uLab does that. Google is mighty powerful in this regard. 73, Steve, K9DCI |
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