Tentlabs Shunt Reg Schematic

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* SPICE Model generated by Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
* Copyright(C) Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
* MURATA P/N : BLM31PG121SN1
* Property : Z@100MHz = 120[ohm]
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* Applicable Conditions:
* Frequency Range = 1MHz - 3GHz
* Temperature = 25 degC
* DC Bias Current = 0 A
* Small Signal Operation
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.SUBCKT BLM31PG121SN1 port1 port2
R1 port1 1 40.30
L1 port1 1 6.791e-7
C1 port1 2 1.128e-12
R2 1 2 90.57
L2 1 2 1.505e-7
R3 2 3 23.70
L3 2 3 1.261e-7
R4 3 port2 1.500e-2
.ENDS BLM31PG121SN1
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* SPICE Model generated by Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

I was thinking more in a lumped element model like
 

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I don't get that R2 thing.No more then the resistance of the wire in the bead.
If you do, why not include a rsistance for every wire in the circuit ?
Mona

if it is significant, you should indeed do so. If it is not significant, forget it, it is extra work and real engineers are lazy; they think before they act.

Than used in a comparison is written with an a. Then written with e refers to time.

enjoy the weekend,

Guido
 
Mona probably knows that as she is from Flanders 🙂

Than used in a comparison is written with an a. Then written with e refers to time.

It seems most native speakers do not know this. Same with "should of" instead of "should have", "they're car" instead of "their car", "I don't know weather that is OK" instead of "I don't know whether that is OK" etc. It is not the foreigners that mess up their language, they seem experts in doing so themselves 😉

And eh... too is with 2 x o ..... Like "I am going to Antwerp" and "it is too much". To = naar, too = te. Yeah, language fanatic here. Sorry.
 
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