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![]() New program SELFRES2.exe -------------------------------------- Input data : Length and diameter of solenoid. Number of turns. Conductor diameter Length of line in which the coil is inserted. Testing frequency. Output data : Coil self-capacitance. Coil self-resonant frequency. Choke impedance vs frequency. Insertion loss of choke in dB. Performance is based on a choke wound with coaxial cable of the same type as the transmission transmission line in which it is inserted. Conductor diameter is that of the coax outer. It behaves a single wire. Coax inner diameter is of no consequence. Choke insertion loss is a measure of the reduction in power radiated from the feedline. But, despite the attention it attracts, actual power radiated from the feedline WITH the choke will never be known because the power radiated WITHOUT the choke is indeterminate. SELFRES2 is 51 K-bytes. Download from website below in a few seconds. It is not zipped-up and will run immediately. ---- .................................................. .......... Regards from Reg, G4FGQ For Free Radio Design Software go to http://www.btinternet.com/~g4fgq.regp .................................................. .......... |
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