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Re: LF: low pass filter for power use

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Subject: Re: LF: low pass filter for power use
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Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 16:27:36 EST
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In a message dated 03/11/2005 16:23:39 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes:

Hi Lf's
in all circuit diagrams I find filters like 12nF---->54uH---->27nF----->54uH----->12nF
here is the 3db point at 250khz.
Has anyone test a filter in this configuration 47nF-----> 54uH----->82nF------54uH----->47nF
here is the 3db point at 147khz.
The 2. filter gives a better suppress of the harmonics!
Wat is the reason that all use the fist one?

best 73' Tom DL4EAU

Lower insertion loss.
 
At 1200 Watts every 0.1dB counts.   and with a push pull design, the second harmonic should be very low.....it's the odd order harmonics you need to worry about.
 
Regards
 
David
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