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>Rich asks:
>
> >? Do you believe that a Pi-network is resonant on the working
>>frequency, Peter?
>
>Yes - by my definition of resonance, which is that a particular frequency
>designated the resonant frequency, in a network consisting of inductive,
>capacitive and resistive elements, the applied voltage and current are in
>phase.
>
? Would this sort of resonance be likely to register on a dipmeter?
>The advantage of this definition of resonance is that it eliminates the
>different answers that you get for parallel networks if you adopt other
>definitions. e.g. the frrequency for maximum current in parallel circuit is
>not the same as for maximum impedance, etc. That's why I asked about your
>definition of resonance, Rich.
>
>73
>
>Peter G3RZP
>
>
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