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Ferrite manufacturers for Microwave ferrite devices

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Higgler

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Dec 10, 2003
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Can someone recommend a commercial manufacturer of Ferrite rods and rectangles for use in microwave devices at frequencies in the 2-500 Mhz range.

I'm trying to make a low frequency ferrite loaded antenna, hence references on low frequency ferrite loaded antennas in the 2-100 mhz range would be appreciate too.

could someone also give me some tutoring on using ferrites

thanks,
kch
 
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I don't think you can get one to work much over 10 MHz due to ferrite losses, but am not sure.

Basically you take a ferrite rod, wrap some wire around it making a big inductor. You then resonate it with a series variable capacitor. You wrap a smaller coil around the rod to couple energy out of the resonator.

The antenna will pick up signals at the frequency where the L-C circuit is tuned to resonate. It is fairly directional, like a dipole antenna. Also, it is fairly narrow band.
 
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