[Antennas] Inductors
Chris BONDE
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Mon, 03 Nov 2003 13:27:09 -0800
Info needed for inductors or loading coils.
If a have a cylindrical form (say 1in dia by 12 in+ long) and wrap wire around the
circumference of the form with so many turns per inch ( 8 per in). Then I would have
L = 2 * pie * r * l * t/in = 2 * 3.14159* 1 *12 *8 = 50.25 ft
Inductance = a**2 * n**2 / (9a + 10 b) = 1* (12*8)**2/ (9 + 10*12) = 71.44 uh.
Now, if instead of wrapping the wire around the circumference, I loop the wire from
one end to the other then back to the first end, then down to the second end, etc
working around the circumference spacing the wire at 8 stands per in, I will use the
same amount of wire. What would the inductance be?
Breaking the form open and making a flat coil would give a preposterous
inductance. How would the inductance be calculated? Maybe easily measured.
Anyone know?
Chris opr VE7HCB