>Everyone says they've seen this "trick" done in the ARRL handbook and
>other texts. Can someone be specific as to what handbook (what year)? I
>sure can't find it yet in the 1999 issue or in my 1989 issue.
OK, I just found it after some digging in my 1989 handbook. It talks
about using the concept of parallel to series transformations. So trying
this with my 1 uH inductor, I get a new tube impedance of 2697 Ohms in
parallel with 9.8 pF of capacitance. This is very usable.
Now, my question is how come it worked this way, but when I used the
concept of creating an L-network, the whole thing fell on its face?
73,
Jon
KE9NA
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Jon Ogden
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