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Locked Re: Youloop impedance


 

On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 12:05 PM, Fred M wrote:
There also valuable information in Owen Duffys Blog
Yes, and compare his graphs from the linked articles showing the Signal to Noise degradation in a typical residential environment.

Single turn loop terminated in 50 Ohms



Youloop terminated in 50 Ohms



The Youloop is slightly better on the lower frequencies <1MHz, but a few dB worse just about everywhere else.

Note this comparison is using the ITU residential curve as a reference.

The ITU Rural or Quiet Rural would show much, much, more signal degradation. Which emphasises the point I was trying to make about the effect of the local noise floor, and a broadband loop antenna not having sufficient gain / sensitivity and comparisons being constrained by this factor.

Regards,

Martin

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