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This circuit of the site:
http://www.talkingelectronics.com/projects/27MHz Transmitters/27MHzLinks-1.html
I assume that antenna impedance = 50 ohm
If I ignore the 8-turns ferrite coil, then tried to calculate the antenna impedance that seen looking into point A:
C1 =100pF, C2=150pF and for the inductor L1, I'm supposed 0.5 mm wire diameter according to images, and radius = 5 mm, length = 1 cm, and therefore has inductance approximately = 450 Nano Henry.
The 50 ohm antenna appeared to be only 73.7 ohm!!!
Now we turn to the 4:1 turns ratio transformer:
Zs: the total impedance connected to the secondary windings of the transformer
ZP: the total impedance connected to the primary windings of the transformer
My question is: Do I after all these calculations, I can say that the output impedance of the oscillator = 1.8 Kohm?
I thank you for the patience to read all of my long question
http://www.talkingelectronics.com/projects/27MHz Transmitters/27MHzLinks-1.html
I assume that antenna impedance = 50 ohm
If I ignore the 8-turns ferrite coil, then tried to calculate the antenna impedance that seen looking into point A:
C1 =100pF, C2=150pF and for the inductor L1, I'm supposed 0.5 mm wire diameter according to images, and radius = 5 mm, length = 1 cm, and therefore has inductance approximately = 450 Nano Henry.
The 50 ohm antenna appeared to be only 73.7 ohm!!!
Now we turn to the 4:1 turns ratio transformer:
Zs: the total impedance connected to the secondary windings of the transformer
ZP: the total impedance connected to the primary windings of the transformer
My question is: Do I after all these calculations, I can say that the output impedance of the oscillator = 1.8 Kohm?
I thank you for the patience to read all of my long question