#766 Measuring Ferrite RFI Suppression
Episode 766 I measure the frequency response of various ferrites and a couple iron core toroids. The sweep on the oscilloscope is a plot of frequency vs transmission. The horizontal was 1 to 15 MHz in a linear sweep. Be a Patron: / imsaiguy
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