wow, this reverse wind bizzness really does affect inductance!
Sec current draw at 20 Hz and 2 V-ac for the fwd-rev coil pair is 31 micros
Sec current draw at 20 Hz and 2 V-ac for the fwd-fwd wind coil pair is 42 micros
so reverse winding increases the inductance of this coil/core assy dramatically,
let's crunch the numbers,
2V-ac/.000031 = XL = 64,516 Ohms for rev wind
2V-ac/.000042 = XL = 47,619 Ohms for fwd wind
Rev Wind Ind. = 64,516/6.28 = 10,273 divide by 20Hz to get Henries = 513.7
Fwd Wind Ind. = 47,619/6.28 = 7583 divide by 20Hz to get Henries = 379.2
so we get an increase percentage wise of 513.7/379.2= 1.3547 = 35.47 percent increase,
we noticed an increase in the Reddi OPT's that we reverse wind but nothing like this,
let's do Quality Factor at 20 Hz,
Sec DCR = 247 Ohms, XL for rev wind is 64,516, so 64,516/247= 265.5 not too shabby, QF for non rev wind is 47,619/247= 193 still very good,
i bet there is a trade off in freq response on the rev wind , that is up next,
Sec current draw at 20 Hz and 2 V-ac for the fwd-rev coil pair is 31 micros
Sec current draw at 20 Hz and 2 V-ac for the fwd-fwd wind coil pair is 42 micros
so reverse winding increases the inductance of this coil/core assy dramatically,
let's crunch the numbers,
2V-ac/.000031 = XL = 64,516 Ohms for rev wind
2V-ac/.000042 = XL = 47,619 Ohms for fwd wind
Rev Wind Ind. = 64,516/6.28 = 10,273 divide by 20Hz to get Henries = 513.7
Fwd Wind Ind. = 47,619/6.28 = 7583 divide by 20Hz to get Henries = 379.2
so we get an increase percentage wise of 513.7/379.2= 1.3547 = 35.47 percent increase,
we noticed an increase in the Reddi OPT's that we reverse wind but nothing like this,
let's do Quality Factor at 20 Hz,
Sec DCR = 247 Ohms, XL for rev wind is 64,516, so 64,516/247= 265.5 not too shabby, QF for non rev wind is 47,619/247= 193 still very good,
i bet there is a trade off in freq response on the rev wind , that is up next,