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Solenoidal Core A pair of cylindrical coils, wound around a rod-shaped piece of powdered iron or ferrite, was once a common configuration for RF transformers Sometimes this type of transformer is still seen, although it is most often used as a loopstick antenna in portable radio receivers and in radio directionfinding equipment The coil windings can be placed one atop the other, or they can be separated (Fig 18-5) to reduce the capacitance between the primary and secondary In a loopstick antenna, the primary serves to pick up the radio signals The secondary winding provides an optimum impedance match to the first amplifier stage, or front end, of the radio receiver The use of transformers for impedance matching is discussed later in this chapter Toroidal Core The toroidal core (or toroid ) has become common for winding RF transformers The core is a donut-shaped ring of powdered iron The coils are wound around the donut The complete assembly is called a toroidal transformer The primary and secondary can be wound one over the other, or they can be wound over different parts of the core (Fig 18-6) As with other transformers, when the windings are one on top of the other, there is more interwinding capacitance than when they are separated Toroids confine practically all the magnetic flux within the core material This allows toroidal coils and transformers to be placed near other components without inductive interaction Also, a toroidal coil or transformer can be mounted directly on a metal chassis, and the operation is not affected (assuming the wire is insulated or enameled)

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