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1) The iron powder materials are used in the tuning core and cup core. 2) This represents the frequency range for Q optimization in tuned or resonant circuits. The inductive properties of the material is effective over a considerably wider frequency range. 3) Nanohenries (10-9Henries) per turn squared. 4) The minimum inductance is measured in microhenries (10-6 Henries) per 100 turns with the tuning core tuned out of the winding area but still a part of the assembly. |
5) The temperature stability is of the magnetic material, measured in parts per million per degree Celsius (ppm/º C) on a toroidal core and winding. This is only an indication of the temperature stability for a complete wound assembly. 6) The one piece base and coiform is molded from ploycarbonate. The 5 terminals are brass, .016 inches (0.4mm) in diameter, tin plated to meet MIL-STD 202 method 208 for solderability. 7) The Iron Powder tuning cores are a 4-40 shallow thread. The ferrite tuning core is 2.0mm metric. All core are coated with Teflon. |
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