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LC filter for voltage smoothing, choice C and L?

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I propose a 4th order filter for smoothing the voltage for the RF power transistor amplifier.
See on picture
Q1 and L1 is RF power amplifier on 10MHz
C10,C5,C4,C3 is voltage source for this amplifier and last stage of 4th of LC filter too.
L5,L2 and all C is 4th filter for smoothing voltage between the V1 and Q1.
L2 I choice WIDE BAND CHOKE 3turn in ferrite tube 1000Ohm on 25MHz
The question is what to use as L5? The requirement is min 10k Ohm on 25MHz.
Is good idea use as L5 any as power SMD 1207 ?
Of course I am interested in the opinion of C in the filter.

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To have an effect on the AC portion of a signal, the inductor Henry value must be high enough so it begins to impede current at that frequency.
A large L value admits less current. A low value admits more current.

Formula for an inductor's reactive impedance:

XL = 2 ∏ F L
 

I wish it was so simple.
With a number of threads, the capacitance bond may grow, the core material plays a big role.

Her is example 1 -14 turn on core with materiál 43,61,73

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