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Re: RF resistance of secondary coil



In a message dated 11/18/98 9:16:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, tesla-at-pupman-dot-com
writes:

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 Does anybody have a formula to find the RF resistance of the secondary coil's
 wire.  I want to make some detailed calculations on my coil's Q, but I need a
 way to find the wire's resistance at 300 kHz.  Wouldn't this be dependent
upon
 the frequency and dimensions of the wire?
 
 Matt Behrend
  >>
Matt,

The resistance of the secondary would be the measured or calculated DC
resistance.  RF implies by its nature AC.  The AC resistance would be the
reactance which is equal to 2*pi*f*L.

Ed Sonderman