An introduction to the air cored coil

By R.Clarke

We use the term air core coil to describe an inductor that does not depend upon a ferromagnetic material to achieve its specified inductance. This covers the cases where there really is just air inside as well as windings upon a different insulator such as bakelite, glass or PTFE etc. Do you need an air coil?

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The title of the main category is Coils and it deals mainly with Antenna Loading Coils. The resource has been on our site since Monday May 30 2022, and it has been viewed 118 times. So far it received 1 votes for a total score of 2.00/10
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