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In Reply to: One Electron BFT PT DCR Measurements posted by danlaudionut on June 21, 2012 at 00:04:48:
Hi Dan,
That is reasonably respectable and I thank you very much for taking the time to supply us with the data.
Half of 32 Ohms would equate to 16 Ohms, (outer winding to the center tap.) Under 20 Ohms, in my experiences, IS "high fidelity". Under 10 Ohms becomes "ultra high fidelity", as suggested several years ago up here.
To head-off Mikey at M.Q., all these DCRs assume a balanced transformer design, core wise, winding wise, etc., just overbuilt in general.
Cheers.
Jeff Medwin
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