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Description
Typical "doughnut" coil of the late 1920s for amateur radio construction. Used as an inductor for tuned RF circuits. This construction confined the field within the coil, thus eliminating the need for shielding to prevent feedback between stages. Usually used in sets of three.
Type
image
Identifier
592FDD7D-3E2C-4FF8-A72A-743443851474 2003-1-671
Subject
Amateur radio stations (LCSH) Radio--Equipment and supplies (LCSH) Radio--Receivers and reception (LCSH) Nineteen twenties (LCSH)
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