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3rd July 2005, 10:07 AM
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Can spider web coils be used for making crossovers?
Hi,
Recently i was going through the "induction radio" project in elektor electronics may/june 2002 mag. There i saw a beautiful coil(looks nice to me  )they call it spider's web coil. Seeing this i thought why not use this in making crossover???? . If anyone have tried this before please let me know if there are any issues in making an a spider's inductor for crossovers??Thanx, Venki.
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3rd July 2005, 01:55 PM
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Exotic coil geometries like that are designed to have low inter-winding capacitance. Not something that's of particular importance for a crossover, but it does no harm.
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