- Hello amps members, - Anyone have or know of a source of documentation which describes the winding of a 2.25 : 1 toroid ..? - The above ratio is used in some Alpha Amplifiers using the 8874 tubes (
On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:53:32 -0700 skipp isaham <nospam4me@juno.com> writes: <snip> Hi Skipp, Take a look at chapter 7 of "Transmission Line Transformers" by Jerry Sevick, 2nd edition. ISBN 0-87259-2
Impedance ratio, in a lossless transformer, is the square of the turns ratio. So you'd need a 1.5:1 turns ratio, which could only be accomplished with a 3:2 ratio or higher multiple since 1/2 turns
Skip, Jerry Sevick's book: "Transmission Line Transformers," (2nd ed.) = describes a tapped trifilar transformer yielding an impedance = transformation ratio of 2.25:1 exhibiting low loss (on the ord
How can you make a combination of transmission lines that are parallel at one end and in series at the other that come out to 2.25:1 ratio? Whatever transformer is used, it has to be an autotransfor
If drive power is in reserve, one could use a higher ratio toroid transformer (such as 3:1) and make up the difference with a resistance in parallel with the cathode. Colin K7FM