[SI-LIST] Measuring characteristic impedance of transformer
- From: padma gundala <pgundala2001@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2009 21:34:13 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
We are measuring the characteristic impedance of transformer.(TDR)
Path is
SMA- 50 ohms trace- 1:1 transformer- 1:4 transformer- 200ohms (resistor
soldered across)
We find as soon as the co-ax is connected to the SMA, immediately a standing
wave exisists on the co-ax i.e insteAd of measuring 50ohms measures the 174
ohms)
And the complete wave(volt ) even at the transformer, pcb traces shits upwards.
Can anyone explain this phenomena.
We also tried measuring a 68 ohms inductor alone+pcb trace.
the co-ax measures 50ohms , no standing wave on the co-ax.
Would like some input from anyone who tried this.
Thanks,
Padma
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