Neil ---- Voltage (E) depends on the Pi-L's intermediate Z and on P.
For 300-ohms and 1500W, using E = (PxR)^0.5, E = 450,000^0.5 = 670Vrms
or 950V-peak.
cheerz
On Aug 30, 2004, at 12:08 AM, Neil Carr G0JHC wrote:
How do I work out the voltage requirements for my load capacitor in a
Pi-L?
This will be a fixed freq amp designed and set-up without the need for
large
VSWR tolerances.
I've searched the amp archives and only found one ref to this from
KM1H,
suggesting around 1kv at 1.5kw.
What's the formula please?
Neil G0JHC
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