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>Hi Rich,
>
>Since a dipmeter doesn't measure impedance, how could I use one to prove that
>the input impedance of an L-network at resonance doesn't look like a dead
>short circuit?
>
? The series L and C must be paralled to measure resonance.
cheers, Mike.
>
>> >
>> >I believe that is only true if there is no load connected across the shunt
>> >side of the L-network.
>> >In that case the L-network simply becomes a hi-q series resonant trap to
>> >ground (e.g. a near
>> >dead short). Connect a finite resistive load across the shunt element and
>> >that is no longer true.
>>
>> ? Try proving this with a dipmeter, Mike.
>>
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