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How to make use of that expensive analyzer you just bought. Effective RF Suppressors. 100nh moulded inductor. 1 uh moulded inductor. 43 Material Ferrite bead 2643250402 (3 turns). Laird Ferrite Core 28b0375000 (2 turns). Laird Ferrite Core 28b0375000 (3 turns). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: How to make use of that expensive analyzer you just bought

How to make use of that expensive analyzer you just

bought

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Effective RF Suppressors

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100nh moulded inductor

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1 uh moulded inductor

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43 Material Ferrite bead2643250402 (3 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0375000 (2 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0375000 (3 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0375000 (4 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0375-300 (4 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0562-100 (2 turns)

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Laird Ferrite Core28b0562-100 (4 turns)

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Antenna Relays

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These are great relays to use if you have the budget for them

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OK but I like to save $. I want to use one of these relays

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Receive configuration

RCV (normally closed)

Xmit (normally open)

Antenna (common)

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Transmit configuration

RCV (normally closed)

Xmit (normally open)

Antenna (common)

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Return loss (SWR)

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Compensation for VSWR(2 meters and below)

RCV (normally closed)

Xmit (normally open)

Antenna (common)

5pf mica1kv

5pf mica1kv

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Return loss (SWR)

VSWR (return loss) is another problem that gets worse as the frequency increases

•Uncompensated

•5pf added across NO and NC contacts

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•Common port terminated in 50z

•Common port open

One of the biggest issues with these relays at VHF is isolation

The highest useful band appears to be 6 meters

Isolation

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Compensation for poor isolation

RCV (normally closed)

Xmit (normally open)

Antenna (common)

5pf mica1kv

5pf mica1kv

650 nh

Resonant at 2m

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Compensation

Compensation allows us to use this relay at 2 meters

•Isolation (uncompensated)

•Isolation (compensated with 650 nh)

•Return loss (compensated with 5pf shunt)