Re: Making a Q-meter /

John Kolb · 2022-09-15T19:10:12-07:00

And is that the inductance from one side of the square to the other, a 0.30" length, or from one end o the other, a 1" length. John

John Kolb All Messages By This Member #647 And is that the inductance from one side of the square to the other, a 0.30" length, or from one end o the other, a 1" length. John toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 9/15/2022 4:03 PM, Tom Lee wrote: I'm curious where you found that calculator. I would've guessed something a bit over 10nH for the plate, based on scaling the value for the wire. Not a huge difference, but I'm curious to see what formula that calculator is using for the square plate. -- Cheers, Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205 350 Jane Stanford Way Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-4070 On 9/15/2022 15:43, Mikek wrote: On another note: How does inductance change from say, a 1" long 0.30" diameter wire vs a 1" x 1"? square 0.30" thick?< Found a calculator, 1" wire 21.1nH, 1" square plate 7.1nH. _._,_._,_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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