This design tried it in an ellipse and it gives good aerial results. Now I don't have a housing for the new one. I'll have to come up with something.
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This method looks good. Has anyone made a similar device?
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Ground decay depends on the ground. Ferrite-like mineralization is almost instantaneous and vanishes in 1-2 us. Viscous mineralization takes longer and depends on the composite decay coefficient and the peak strength. Yes, it can extend beyond 100us.
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Thank you, Carl. So the mineralization remains in the spike formed by the reverse electromagnetic field.Originally posted by Carl-NC View PostGround decay depends on the ground. Ferrite-like mineralization is almost instantaneous and vanishes in 1-2 us. Viscous mineralization takes longer and depends on the composite decay coefficient and the peak strength. Yes, it can extend beyond 100us.Attached Files
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Hello, esteemed group. After twenty years I intend to return to designing MD, but first knowledge and science. A question about the BUCK balancing coil in the BM950 type coaxial probe. What if the BUCK coil is inside the receiving coil? What advantages and what problems will arise?
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