It almost looks like a hi-Z transmission line, flat for a while, as the TDR step propagates along the coil. Then it remembers to be an inductor.
No visible resonances or capacitance. Nice part.
Adding a 27 nH inductor if anything makes it worse.
This is a nice alternate to a flimsy, expensive conical inductor.
That is a nice part. What's the p/n?
Thanks
Phil Hobbs
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I think they have some other parts in that series. Looks ferrite-epoxy filled, or maybe just a ferrite rod.
We have a new board, a Mach-Zender modulator driver, that uses conicals. They are giving us a lot of grief, and we need to spin the board anyhow, so maybe we'll use these, probably with a tiny additional inductor. The TDR rise time of these parts is a little slow, around 100 ps.
I should TDR a conical too.
My ole 11802 is being weird about reflection coefficients and impedances at the cursors, so I'm not sure what the impedance of that initial plateau is, but it's a lot more than 50 ohms.
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