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QMX: C516 - C525 swapped value
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Since the topic is related to this LPF, I will continue this thread.
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I measured the L value of the LPF (using NanoVNA-H4) and it seems that the inductance is too big for the number of turns indicated in the assembly manual.
So I determined the number of turns for each L based on actual measurements.
I did not swap C516 and C525 (C516 is 270pF and C525 is 180pF).
As a result, I did not see a decrease in the transmission output power at 20m band.
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80m: 5.4W
40m: 4.5W
30m: 5.8W
20m: 4.7W
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I assembled the 9V version.
The 60m band is not available in Japan, so I did not measure in that band.
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Also, spurious seems to be sufficiently reduced on each band.
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I will summarize my number of turns. Would anyone like to try a follow-up test?
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And the details are posted on my blog (in Japanese).
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I've also found some higher values measuring the L and made some tests for LPF with changed elements.
You may read here. My conclusions at the end of this thread. 73, Ludwig |
Right-on about the circuit simulation to model filter performance. Even back in university it was practically impossible to get the exact same results on a multi-element filter build.
I had one prof who would knock down your grade if the measured filter curves did not match the model. I spent many a late night in the lab poking and prodding winding spacing. He really only looked at turns counts. I was tempted to build him one with Litz wire just to give him a fit, but i needed the good grade. -- Tisha Hayes, AA4HA |
Thank you.
I am not sure if I understood your statement correctly as the language barrier is high for me....
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Is this correct understanding? |
L is the formula symbol for the inductance.
Using the number of turns from the manual L seems to be to high for most of my toroids. Building different LPF on a tiny rf testboard and using numbers of turns from the manual and optional reduced numbers I've found, the numbers from the manual are ok. Only for one toroid I took one turn less (see here.) So at all using the numbers from the manual should be ok. |
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