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Old 11-28-2017, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by timmy View Post
... I think it's better using Micas instead of ceramic disc which change with temps.
This may be correct, but if the ceramic has a particular temperature coefficient to compensate a coil drift, you should use that.
Edit: if it's just a coupling cap and not a frequency determining part, it makes no difference what the tempco is.
What are the markings on the ceramics?
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