S2 Ep 6: Split Core VS. Solid Core: What's the difference?

[@ElectricEvan]

The older stuff had a lower production value but the other host did a good job of helping the content going.

[@Chris_Grossman]

Where can I get a copy of your RF spectrum poster?

[@FairRiteProductsCorp]

Send your request to [e-mail] and we can send that to you!

[@amham48]

Can you provide an electronic copy for download?

[@FairRiteProductsCorp]

@@amham48 Unfortunately as of now we do not distribute the poster electronically. We will make an announcement if and when that is available 🙂

[@larspetersson7168]

@@FairRiteProductsCorp I would love to have one of those posters for our electronics lab as well, if that's possible! Also, really appreciate your podcast series, and I like that you aren't taking yourself too seriously and can joke around as well, looks like you're having fun working, and I wish more workplaces would show that! ;)

[@FairRiteProductsCorp]

@@larspetersson7168 Thank you!! Email [e-mail] and we can get you a poster sent asap and a Signal Solution Kit if you do not have one already!

[@w2aew]

"not Bridget" - LOL. The fact that the split core has slightly higher frequency performance was surprising. Do they have the same saturation characteristics?

[@FairRiteProductsCorp]

Typically the saturation characteristics will be slightly softer. It depends a lot on how well they are made. The tighter the tolerances and the flatter the mating surfaces, the more they will just act like a solid core.

[@jamespence48]

How about the mix labeled on the core

[@FairRiteProductsCorp]

In most of our engineering kits we do label the cores, or at least color code dot them with the material!