jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Jan 14, 2005 #1 Okay I think I ordered the wrong part from mouser. The schematics calls for a 15uH inductor. I have a 15uH choke. Will this work?
Okay I think I ordered the wrong part from mouser. The schematics calls for a 15uH inductor. I have a 15uH choke. Will this work?
gyraf Well-known member Staff member GDIY Supporter Moderator Joined Jun 4, 2004 Messages 12,315 Location Aarhus, Denmark Jan 14, 2005 #2 A 15uH choke IS a 15uH inductor..?
G Guest Guest Jan 14, 2005 #3 This has thrown me as well Is choke the old term? Or is there actually a difference?
gyraf Well-known member Staff member GDIY Supporter Moderator Joined Jun 4, 2004 Messages 12,315 Location Aarhus, Denmark Jan 14, 2005 #4 My guess is that a choke chokes by being inductive.. But it may just be different names for the same thing.. In any case, it's the same..
My guess is that a choke chokes by being inductive.. But it may just be different names for the same thing.. In any case, it's the same..
tmbg Well-known member Joined Nov 7, 2004 Messages 438 Location Atlanta, GA Jan 14, 2005 #5 yeah, a choke is an inductor. They call them chokes because they 'choke' off RF interference, by being inherently a Low Pass Filter, in much the same way that a capacitor blocks DC by being an inherent High Pass Filter.
yeah, a choke is an inductor. They call them chokes because they 'choke' off RF interference, by being inherently a Low Pass Filter, in much the same way that a capacitor blocks DC by being an inherent High Pass Filter.
jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Jan 14, 2005 #6 Thsnks
Rob Flinn Well-known member GDIY Supporter Joined Jun 3, 2004 Messages 5,559 Location Between Sussex, UK & Aude, France. Jan 14, 2005 #7 They call them chokes because they 'choke' off RF interference, Click to expand... Its not just RF. They call them chokes in Valve PSU`s because they "choke" the ripple in them as well.
They call them chokes because they 'choke' off RF interference, Click to expand... Its not just RF. They call them chokes in Valve PSU`s because they "choke" the ripple in them as well.