[Amps] Ferrite Rod
Larry Carman
lncarman at swbell.net
Wed Jan 3 09:55:46 EST 2007
Maybe a combination of air wound choke on secondary and a floating
filament transformer would suffice. Use enough choke between tube & filament
transformer secondary to server for maybe 14 MHz to 30 and let the floating
transformer arrangement serve best below the 14Mhz. This helps to eliminate
some cost by eliminating the ferrite rods and the worry about saturating
them.
Larry
Tom wrote:
A choke works easiest at higher frequencies, while an
isolated transformer and no secondary choke works best at
lower frequencies. A floating transformer can really be bad
at the 30MHz end.
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