Thanks a lot for this video. This is a perfect match between theory and practice. Your explanations are crystal clear and it's a great help to understand in practice radio concepts.
Great video, clarifies design choices. Could you please, elaborate on C17 and C14? Per your response below i can see how C17 is acting as part of the feedback to make the phase 180 deg. It goes from a collector of Q5 to its base. I am not clear about C14 though.
Great video, thanks. What is the primary purpose of the transformer? Is it for impedance matching with the next stage? Also why do you say that the transformer has a variable inductance, isn't the capacitor the variable part of the transformer?
Hi, The inductor is the variable. If you look at the bottom of the can, you'll see a small, fixed value MELF. Moving the tuning slug varies the inductance,
Thanks for the explanation. It would be good if you could spend some time in one of your videos explaining the construction and purpose of these transformers. Cheers
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Thanks a lot for this video. This is a perfect match between theory and practice. Your explanations are crystal clear and it's a great help to understand in practice radio concepts.
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Great video.
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Great video nice elaboration
Thank you!
Great video, clarifies design choices. Could you please, elaborate on C17 and C14? Per your response below i can see how C17 is acting as part of the feedback to make the phase 180 deg. It goes from a collector of Q5 to its base. I am not clear about C14 though.
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Great video, thanks. What is the primary purpose of the transformer? Is it for impedance matching with the next stage? Also why do you say that the transformer has a variable inductance, isn't the capacitor the variable part of the transformer?
The IFT cans contain inductors tuned with a threaded ferrite slug and fixed capacitors.
Hi, The inductor is the variable. If you look at the bottom of the can, you'll see a small, fixed value MELF. Moving the tuning slug varies the inductance,
Thanks for the explanation. It would be good if you could spend some time in one of your videos explaining the construction and purpose of these transformers. Cheers
Those schematics are annoying to read