RE: Controlling inductor vibration

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In Reply to: RE: Controlling inductor vibration posted by b.l.zeebub on September 14, 2009 at 06:42:39:

External vibrations such as those from a subwoofer are not the only potential issue. As current passes through the inductor, the coils will vibrate on their own in the magnetic field, inducing additional currents in the wire that are not part of the original signal. In order to stop that you need to pot the coil.

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Topic - Controlling inductor vibration - bevo 20:23:22 09/10/09 (6)

RE: Controlling inductor vibration - Nagratech 09:01:37 01/19/10 (0)

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RE: Controlling inductor vibration - b.l.zeebub 07:51:26 09/13/09 (3)

RE: Controlling inductor vibration - bevo 18:19:08 09/13/09 (2)

RE: Controlling inductor vibration - b.l.zeebub 06:42:39 09/14/09 (1)

RE: Controlling inductor vibration - Maxamillion 08:26:15 02/24/10 (0)

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