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VARIOUS SCHEMATIC
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WITH FET
WITH MOSFET
WITH TUBE
RESONANCE MEASURE:
Put the dipper and the circuit to test together; usually I start putting the dipper coil very closed
and parallel to the circuit; keep away from circuit any metallic objects; switch on your dipper and
turn slowly the VFO knob until you can see a big dip in the meter; if ther's no dip, try again with
an other coil. Now move the dipper away from circuit as far as the dip is very low (probably it will
be necessary to retuning vfo fine): measure now the frequency using a frequency meter or, better,
a monitor receiver.
TRAPS MEASURE:
It's the same as above (see Picture):
INDUCTANCE MEASURE:
Put a well known capacitor in parallel to a coil; measure the resonance of LC circuit with dipper
(the meter will show a big "dip": it's the resonance point);
Place the dipper as far as possible from the LC circuit (until the dip on the meter is very low): ok,
take note of the frequency; with the below formula you can now know the inductance of the coil:
MicroHenry = 25330 : (MHZ x MHZ x pF).
"Q" MEASURE:
It's not a very fine measure of Q but...we are hams; make the same as above;
as far you can read the dip, as high is the Q of coil (you need to use a good-high Q capacitor).
CAPACITANCE MEASURE:
It's similar to Inductance measure but now you know L value: use the following formula:
pF = 25330 : ( MHZ x MHZ x MicroHenry).
ANTENNAS MEASURE:
as usual (see picture).
MODULATOR: it's an audio frequency generator that modulates the RF signal with a tone:
useful to make the RF signal more "visible" (See picture 2).
XTAL TESTER: as the same word says, it's a circuit to test the xtal efficiency (See Picture
3);
LC BRIDGE: it's a simple variable capacitor with a graduate scale and a coil; knowing C and
F value you can know L value (or knowing L and F > C, see use of dipper for capacitance and
inducatance measure) (See Picture 4).
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