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13th December 2003, 09:13 PM
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Combining Inductors
I need a couple 1.25mH inductors. I'll be combining a 1.00mH with a 0.25mH in series to get a 1.25mH. I've been told that inductors should be at least 2-in apart and at 90-degree angles. Is this still true when combining two? BTW, I'm using the 15-ga air-cores from Parts Express.
Thanks, jeff
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13th December 2003, 09:32 PM
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 should be OK but it won't have the correct DCR that may be needed; just my 2cents worth cheers and all the best TOMCAT 
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