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Re: Inductor Dumb Question of the Day

>Is it possible to get a 1.2uH inductor

>>that's still >CoilCrafts 'Conical Inductors' 10m-40G. >

Larkin mentioned these a while back (and a cheaper vendor).

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But you didnt mention the application. >Judging from whats availble you should design in a different value. >

Sounds like a plan.

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Do you need 1.2 uH __AT__ 600MHz which is easy or do you need 1.2 uH over the range of 0 to 600 MHz? Thats a little more difficult.

Mark

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Mark

Looks like the conical inductor may be the winner... wind it for 1.2uH at 10MHz, and it'll still be a high impedance at 600MHz.

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Jim Thompson

That sounds like a ferrite bead. Are you trying to make a diplexer? There is no such thing as an RF "crossover" network...

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Fred Bloggs

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