All,
I know this has been up before, but here goes:
A flat strip primary has lower inductance than one made out of round
conductors. This is not new, but here is an extreme example, I think:
I kept hanging tank capacitors on to the primary assembly, without
reaching the desired res. frequency. At last I had to investigate
further.
The primary is an internal flat strip primary, for a BRISG coil, and
it consists of 2 turns 180mm dia with 5mm spacing.
All simulators, INCA, javatc, wintesla predict 1.5µH and since the
primary cap is 7.5µF, the anticipated resonanse was 47kHz.
However, the assembly resonated at 63kHz which corresponds to 0.8µH
It baffels me that such an extreme difference could exist, so I made
up a sanity check:
2Turns of thich speaker wire, and a 7.5µF cap resonates at 43kHz.
Has anybody experienced this before?
A picture posted to see the primary, and the sanity check:
http://www.hammertone.com/sanity.jpg
Cheers, Finn Hammer
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