Bob Blick ha scritto:
> On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 21:53:48 +0100, "Dario Greggio" said:
> 
>> But now I have that doubt, in that that other datasheet does tell that 
>> the 2 windings are equal...
> 
> Hi Dario,
> 
> The impedance is the same, because the number of turns of wire is the
> same. 
> 
> They are separate windings wound one on top of the other, and one uses
> more wire and that is why the DC resistance is different. 
> 
> But DC resistance is not really important and should not be the deciding
> factor about which winding to use for TX and RX.


thank you Bob. I did not consider exactly the meaning of "DCR" :) , now 
I get it. But, still, in one datasheet I can read that DCR (1-3) =0.7 
OHM and (6-8)=0.5 OHM,
while in the other (the one you posted), we can see 0.7 Pin 1-3/6-8 & 
1.1 Pin 11-9

So... well, I agree in that the inductance is what matters and it should 
be the same... but, where can I read it in the datasheet??

thx :)


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