File:Toroid Luftspule.jpg
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Deutsch: Selbstgewickelte Toroid-Luftspule auf Kunststoffkern. Durchmesser: ca. 35 mm. Induktivität: ca. 8 µH.
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| Date | 11 September 2005 (original upload date) |
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| Author | The original uploader was DB1BMN at German Wikipedia. |
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- 2005-09-11 09:43 DB1BMN 2560×1920× (2921137 bytes) Selbstgewickelte Toroid-Luftpsule auf Kunsstoffkern. Durchmesser: ca. 35 mm. Induktivität: ca. 8 µH. Foto selbst aufgenommen.
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