On 9/25/2016 9:48 AM, jimlux wrote:
One could of course make the transmission lines 3/4 wavelength long, and
have plenty of length to wrap dozens of turns on however many cores
spaced however frequently along the length of the cable.
As explained here:
http://www.n6rk.com/driving_the_7_hex.pdf
(see figure 8)
you can get around this dilemma by using lumped element
transmission line networks. Then you make the physical
length of the transmission lines equal to the physical
distance to be be covered and use the lumped element
networks to make them look like an electrical
quarter wave. If you want to add additional length for
common mode chokes, you simply compensate for it by changing
your lumped element negative delay networks.
This will result in a more broadband system than you get
using 3/4 wave lines.
Rick N6RK
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