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Since all versions of the AMNVOLT Mini Radio have a high-impedance input well above 50 Ω, I used a transformer circuit to match a 50 Ω coaxial cable fed from an active MiniWhip antenna.
The output impedance Z_{out} is a compromise between impedance matching and the practical number of windings.
This circuit will as well suit to optimize matching of any 50 Ω source to the receiver's input.
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Since all versions of the AMNVOLT Mini Radio have a high-impedance input well above 50 Ω, I used a transformer circuit to match a 50 Ω coaxial cable fed from an active MiniWhip antenna.
The output impedance Z_{out} is a compromise between impedance matching and the practical number of windings.
This circuit will as well suit to optimize matching of any 50 Ω source to the receiver's input.
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