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In Reply to: yesterday I couldn't even spell electric inganeer and now I are one posted by vinnie2 on September 1, 2015 at 04:40:28:
Yes, you have already screwed up. :-)
DC and AC impedance are not the same thing when dealing with inductors.
Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Assume that your schematic is right and build it exactly as shown.
If you want to measure the current going through the 45, just measure the voltage at the top of your cathode bias resistor and divide it by the cathode resistor value.
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- RE: yesterday I couldn't even spell electric inganeer and now I are one - Chip647 06:33:53 09/01/15 (1)
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