RE: resistor on top of a plate choke

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In Reply to: RE: resistor on top of a plate choke posted by thermionic addictions on May 18, 2016 at 16:30:09:

C=1/(2*pi*R*F), where R is the dropping resistor and F is the frequency at which the RC filter will begin to be less effective

You get to choose that frequency. I usually target no more than 5-10Hz.

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Topic - resistor on top of a plate choke - thermionic addictions 12:14:22 05/18/16 (4)

RE: resistor on top of a plate choke - KevinC 16:06:55 05/18/16 (3)

RE: resistor on top of a plate choke - thermionic addictions 16:30:09 05/18/16 (2)

RE: resistor on top of a plate choke - KevinC 19:24:16 05/18/16 (1)

cool, thanks Kevin nt - thermionic addictions 12:02:35 05/19/16 (0)

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RE: resistor on top of a plate choke - KevinC 19:24:16 05/18/16 (1)

cool, thanks Kevin nt - thermionic addictions 12:02:35 05/19/16 (0)

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