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AkInfinity
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Hello Everyone,
I am making an LRC circuit by having a Coil attached to a Capacitor attached to a Light-bulb which is attached to the Coil. Provided that the radio signal (of 2000 Mhz) I'm trying to "collect" is strong enough and the coil/capacitor is properly tuned I should see the light-bulb light up right?
Secondly in order to tune it I follow this equation?
2000 Mhz = 1/(2∏sqrt(LC)).
Thirdly should my coil be vertical to my radio source, horizontal, facing it, in the same direction etc?
Finally if there is something better than a light-bulb to detect current flow in such system please let me know.
Thanks for your help :D
I am making an LRC circuit by having a Coil attached to a Capacitor attached to a Light-bulb which is attached to the Coil. Provided that the radio signal (of 2000 Mhz) I'm trying to "collect" is strong enough and the coil/capacitor is properly tuned I should see the light-bulb light up right?
Secondly in order to tune it I follow this equation?
2000 Mhz = 1/(2∏sqrt(LC)).
Thirdly should my coil be vertical to my radio source, horizontal, facing it, in the same direction etc?
Finally if there is something better than a light-bulb to detect current flow in such system please let me know.
Thanks for your help :D