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Good info. Still I need to know these coils are attached to the pins of the connector.
If you have the coil, loosen up the connector and look at the wires and the pins.
There will be two Red and a white wires, each with a braided shield surrounded them.
I just removed a connector off a DFX coil but didn't write down the pin numbers as I am using it for a different application with different connectors.
Carl is always correct because the expert - 'Most numbers are based on several coil measurements, including different size coils for a given coil type.'
and probably Vision type that compatible (i suspect in it)
Whites V3I coil specs
Because I'm an electronics tech with a curious mind I had to do a little investigating with my coils. This is what I've found.
The Rx portion of the coils is on pins 1&2.
The TX portion is pins 4&5.
You can see the pin numbers if you use a magnifying glass.
The resistance and inductance of the coils are as follows:
The rings is a "Q" test of the coils and is an indicator of shorted turns.
As you can see the TX and RX of all the coils is similar both for resistance and inductance.
I was able to measure the inductance and "Q" with a Sencore LC103 test set I own.
This info should help anyone if they believe they have any coil problems.
I'm assuming all my coils are good and from these results I think I can safely make this assumption.
Carl is always correct because the expert - 'Most numbers are based on several coil measurements, including different size coils for a given coil type.'
i have not good pics on MXT coil inside, but yet found on Vision, a schematic and see a pic of coil from ru forum.
there are some capacitors with low value and some resistors. guess those are some kinda an antinoise filter,
no another mission. resistors are for accurate phase tuning.
Kit
The one I opened years ago was a concentric. It only had a fixed resistor and a ntc(negative temperature coefficient) resistor in series with the TX coil and nothing on the RX coil.
nothing on RX side be cause a transmitter signal is square form and you can not simply to set a noise filter there be cause getting smoothing besides a clear form.
some people stubbornly is proving that RX coil has the resonance if seeing a capacitor parallel in IDF/XLT coils. NOthing of resonance there to be.
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