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why makes Ferrite a Phase Shift to the left?

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  • why makes Ferrite a Phase Shift to the left?

    Hello! I have for my old vfl detector new DD (10 inch) Coilswound with the values ​​TX 3.85 mH and 4,1mH Frequency 8.5 kHz.the problem: it is not Ground Balancing adjustments possible, becauseFerrite a Phase Shift to the left. ask: why produces Ferrite ever aPhase Shift? I hope the translation is understandable.

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    All regular ferrites produce zero degrees phase angle, example: that from a Medium Wave (1MHz) radio rod. There are some exotic ferrites that are intended for lower frequency use, like 20KHz or lower, it may be that these have a shift that is measureable, but they are rare.

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    • #3
      thanks for the answer. but why are the tgsl ferrite cores with my detector and my delta pulse (PI) declined?

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      • #4
        I cannot answer, I know nothing about the TGSL detector.
        Hopefully someone else can help.

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