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Telamon wrote:
[...] The turns ratio is 1:4 and the impedance ratio is 1:16. In other words the impedance ratio is the square of the turns ratio. This is a little high and I would go for more like turns ratio 1:3 for impedance ratio of 1:9, which would be 50 ohms : 450 ohms. For example you could use 3 turns primary and 9 turns secondary. [...] Another question please... Will a 2 / 6 turns balun behave the same as a 3 / 9 turns balun ? I suspect not, but what will be the difference ? Thanks again for teaching a newbie... Charly |
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