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Ok, as soon as I can I measure the resistance and inductance of the current coil 8",
then I try to make a larger one with the same electrical characteristics.
I measured whith LCR Meter the original coil 8 " to 1KHz:
L=1.063 mH
R=8.88 Ohm
0.75 Q
I tried to calculate theoretically , but I can not find a configuration between L=1063 mH with R=8.88 Ohm . It may be that in the coil there is some passive component?
Dear Maikl,
the photo of the PCB I have not made because the instrument is under warranty and I would not open it.
I also measured the three original contacts A - B - C:
A - B = 8,63 Ohm - 1,06 mH - 0,77 Q
A - C = 0,021 Ohm - uH 0,22 - 0,06 Q
B - C = 8,63 Ohm - 1,06 mH - 0,77 Q
I built a prototype coil 12 "with 40 turns of 28 AWG wire:
8,26 Ohm - 1,18 mH
Risk of breaking the MD with these differences?
thanks a lot,
Angelo
Last edited by ansi; 11-17-2012, 04:41 AM.
Reason: replaced points with commas
The HH should work fine with the coil you made. Since the HH is a low powered PI, there is a limiting resistor that limits the current into the coil, thus most any coil around 1mh should work without hurting anything. In fact, I suspect you could use coils down to 300 uh without any problems also.
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