Michael Sokolov wrote:
Hello fellow gEDA users,
looks like
this (ASCII art):
*-------------------3 | 3--------------------+
3 | 3 |
3 | 3--+ |
3 | | +-----
To transceiver IC 3 | = (1 uF or so) To copper loop
3 | | +-----
3 | 3--+ |
3 | 3 |
*-------------------3 | 3--------------------+
1. What is the benefit from having the DC blocking capacitor across the
centre split in the transformer's primary winding? What harm would
there be if someone took that capacitor off the BOM and simply
shorted those pins on the transformer to make the primary winding
effectively non-split?
If you shorted where the cap is, The windings on that side would flow DC
for no purposeful utility, i.e. power waste.
The above is NOT a DC passing circuit. If power flows through it, it does so
by oscillations.
John
--
Ecosensory Austin TX
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