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The easiest and best way to measure the self-resonant frequency of a coil
is with a grid-dip meter and freqency counter or SDR receiver to get frequency accuracy. That's if they are unshielded. If shielded, feed from a signal generator through a 270K resistor and measure with a very low capacitance scope probe: hook a 0.5 or 1 pF cap inseries with a short piece of coax. IF picky you can of course calculate the unloaded frequency. I used both methods on my commercial ones for my CT-100 and they agreed. I suspect you will be appalled with the frequency response of the Q channel. |
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