At 04:22 PM 11/30/00 +0200, Mark Hull wrote:
>Hi Werner
>
>It's not easy to make a 'wound' inductor flat on a PCB.
>Making use of the fact that all conductors have inductance, based on their
>length and cross section, you lay out a PCB with a track length based on the
>inductance you need.
>Rule of thumb ids 1nH / mm, so a track 100mm long has an inductance of
>100nH.
>The track can be zigzagged to fit it into the required space, but according
>to your earlier post, you need to fit 150mm of track onto your board for
>150uH.

Shouldn't this be 150 metres ?

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