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Alan Peake wrote:
The PC PSU filter toroids seem to be optimized for the 25KHz -85KHz range so any applications you have for this frequency range could use them. Similarly, the AC input to the oven is probably 50/60HZ so those toroids would be better at the lower audio frequencies. Not quite sure about beads - ordinary ferrite material has fairly constant permeability up to a frequency determined by the ferrite mix, then drops off. Beads tend to have an impedance peak at some desired frequency range - e.g. 100-200MHz Alan Thanks very much - that encourages me to try them and see how well they perform. Regards, Mike Monett |
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