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Re: foil enamal caps
Hi Jeff, All,
You COULD do this,
but if you calc the cap values you would get (with a 1" safety margin all
around) you will see why no one uses these for TC work (other than for the RC
or RLC safety filter).
A 20x20 cm cap made from pc board gives you aprox. 660 pf (!). If you want
something like say 20 nF you would need about 30 of these pcb caps.
For a bigger TC cap, lets say 80nF (which sure isnīt the max used), you would
need
122 of them.
That poses a big space problem.
Coiler greets from germany,
Reinhard
Original Poster: Jeff Larson <jflarson-at-starnetinc-dot-com>
I had thought of a similar idea, but using printed circuit board
matterial.
You already have the plates on both sides that is if you are using
double sided
circuit boards. You would have to trim back the copper around the edges
of the board, but after that, no problem, unless fiberglas is lossy?
Jeff
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