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DaveE replied to the thread RF magnetic field generation.Great suggestion! Still, you've jumped to the advanced level. This guy isn't there yet. Plus we don't know what he really wants out of... -
DaveE replied to the thread RF magnetic field generation.Sounds like a 4:1 balun would get you pretty close to a match then. PS: or is that 1:4? I'll never get that part right, LOL. -
DaveE replied to the thread RF magnetic field generation.It's hard for me to believe your load is constant 10 ohms from 100KHz to 20MHz, but whatever. Yes the amplifier will have a 50 ohm... -
DaveE replied to the thread Decrease of amplitude in RLC circuit.I would respond with two answers, one for the series RLC and one for the parallel version. They have very different responses. You don't... -
DaveE replied to the thread RF magnetic field generation.It sounds like you can, it says it's protected from opens and shorts and is unconditionally stable. But it will work better with an... -
DaveE reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread Engineering AM-AM and AM-PM graph generation in LTSpice with
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It is difficult to do those simulated tests because you have two trapezoidal inputs, with feedback from the amplifier output to the... -
DaveE replied to the thread News Weird News Compilation.Henceforth there will be one more addition to the amusement park ticket purchase disclaimer; "you may be hit by a bird which could... -
DaveE replied to the thread How do I determine the resistance for RLC low pass filter?.Can you write a simple equation for ##{V_{out}(\omega)}## / ##{V_{in}(\omega)}## using complex impedance values (phasors, et. al.)? Have... -
DaveE replied to the thread How do I determine the resistance for RLC low pass filter?.The resistance (the losses) in the circuit control the filter response at/near resonance. EEs call this Q, others use damping. I... -
DaveE reacted to jrmichler's post in the thread B Basic thermal energy transfer physics: Insulation value in open airways vs sealed airways with
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Been almost 50 years since I took basic heat transfer in college, so I had to do some homework in order to do heat transfer film... -
DaveE reacted to berkeman's post in the thread Why does the amperage go real high if there is a low voltage short? with
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@sevensages it is not clear what you mean by "low voltage". Do you mean lower voltage than AC Mains voltage, like for 12Vrms...