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Old 6th November 2004, 11:15 AM   (permalink)
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OK.
thank you very much.
And to all people that tried to help me.
You still haven't told us what you are attempting to do?, nor have you asked about the coupling winding you will need to use a ferrite rod (unless you are building a high impedance front end?). Connecting it to a normal low impedance transitor front end will seriously dampen the tuned circuit, resulting in poor sensitivity and poor selectivity.

Assuming this is for a standard medium wave radio?, I would suggest looking at existing circuits for suitable circuits.
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Old 6th November 2004, 04:52 PM   (permalink)
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Good point Nigel, the problems of impedance matching had occured to me, but lets get the number of turns calculated first, as that was the original question.

A parallel tuned circuit will have a high impedance and will match nicely into the gate circuit of an FET (or the grid circuit of a valve).

If you want to feed into a low impedance circuit such as the base of a bipolar transistor, a link winding with about 10% of the turns of the main winding would be a good starting point.

If you wish to build a ferrite rod antenna of your own, have a look at a comercially built radio, it has been done many times before!

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Old 6th November 2004, 09:20 PM   (permalink)
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I am not going to do something. just I heard about that, and wanted to know more detailes. thats all.

In the futer I wanna do a robot that will have a wireless comunication.
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Old 7th November 2004, 06:00 AM   (permalink)
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I am not going to do something. just I heard about that, and wanted to know more detailes. thats all.

In the futer I wanna do a robot that will have a wireless comunication.
In which case you're talking about the wrong range of frequencies - you certainly don't want to be using medium wave - also you couldn't get a licence to do so!.

There are various licence free UHF radio modules available in most countries, theses are legal, easy to use, and cheap - there's really no reason to try and build something diferent - particularly with the legal aspects!.
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Old 7th November 2004, 05:15 PM   (permalink)
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yea, but if it be in 0.5W - 1W. I don't think that anyone will feel it.
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Old 7th November 2004, 07:07 PM   (permalink)
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yea, but if it be in 0.5W - 1W. I don't think that anyone will feel it.
It's still highly illegal, and could wipe out vital communication links or disrupt hospital systems? - if you're caught I presume penalties are fairly severe in Israel?.

Don't forget, 1W on medium wave could easily travel 50-60 miles!.
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