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Estimating the Number of Turns of an Inductor
"Watson A.Name - "Watt Sun, the Dark Remover"" wrote
in message In fact, I'm willing to bet real money that if you just do the turns ratio by volts, that you'll get an integer answer. Or 1/integer, don't be a smartass. ;-) I'll bet $100.00 it's within +- 20% of the nearest integer (or reciprocal, if you're doing it upside down), $10.00 that it's with +-10%, $5.00 for +- 5%, and if it's within 1%, we should both win. :-) Cheers! Rich |
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