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I need the formulia to calculate the change in QTS caused by
adding seriese resistance. I had a link to an online program that did this but have lost it. thanks |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Stockholm
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Qes=2*pi*fs*Mms / (Bl^2/(Re+Rs))
Qts=1/(1/Qms+1/Qes) Hope I got it right... ![]() You don't need all the parameters, it is sufficient to realize that Qes increases by a factor (Rs+Re)/Re when Rs is connected. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Thanks that helped a bunch.
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