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New SET Project

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I'm working on a new project involving a potted choke. Spacing is tight on my chassis, so in order to achieve a symmetrical layout, I need to orient the PT and choke in the following way:

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.


The thing is, I suspect that the core inside the potted choke would be in line with that of the PT, and be more vulnerable to its EMR. Should I be concerned with this?

If so, I can sacrifice some symmetricality..

I'll post a schematic soon, I just have to draw it out nicely.

Thanks 🙂
 
Layout is always somewhat experimental, I'd say just try it out on the bench and measure or listen what works best. It's surprising sometimes how it turns out differently than expected.

Rotating the PT or choke 90 deg. is also something you could try...
 
Layout is always somewhat experimental, I'd say just try it out on the bench and measure or listen what works best. It's surprising sometimes how it turns out differently than expected.

Rotating the PT or choke 90 deg. is also something you could try...

The chassis isn't wide enough for me to rotate one of them 90 degrees, that's the problem.

When I post the schematic, you'll see what tubes I'm using, sorry for the mystery until then..
 
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