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|    Winfing a High Ratio Transformer    |
|    16 Oct 22 06:04:05    |
      From: amd...@gmail.com               Sorry using GG, I have newsreader problem after updating Thunderbird, I       haven't solved yet.              In a thread about a low impedance transformer for a Q meter, it was suggested       two cascaded two 10 to 1 transformers        to get 100 to 1 ratio. 3C90 material was used.       I have 3F3 that is similar but a little lower ui. I'm hoping flat 100kHz to       100MHz, but really only need 30MHz.              I have pot cores, are there any tricks to winding that will make for better       coupling or less strays?                      Is there any advantage to a wide band for the one turn secondary vs a single       22 gauge wire? I have copper strap       or brass shim stock.              Put the one turn on outside, on inside?              I have room for 12 turns, put the one turn right in the middle, 5 turns on       each side?               I've built one, but I need a better jig to measure with the NanoVna. Parts on       the way.               Thanks, For you input, Mikek              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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