Building INDUCTOR-CAPACITOR Baluns

#211 In this video I look at a particular method of building baluns that involves only the usage of inductors and capacitors, no transformers or transmission lines needed. I look at the main operating principles behind this circuit as well as some of its implementations. In certain cases due to size constraints or because of particular impedance ratios, this sort of balun can become quite useful.
Balun series:
Ep1 - Communication lines and baluns • Communication lines an...
Ep2 - Voltage and Current baluns • Voltage and Current Ba...
Ep3 - Energy coupling • Energy transfer in Baluns
Ep4 - Transmission line baluns • Transmission-Line Baluns
Ep5 - Transmission line experiments: • Experiments with Trans...
Ep6 - The Ruthroff Transformer: • The Ruthroff Impedance...
Ep7 - The Guanella Transformers: • Analyzing Guanella Imp...
EP8 - LC baluns: • Building INDUCTOR-CAPA...
Further reading:
leleivre.com/rf_lcbalun.html
analog.intgckts.com/impedance...
www.researchgate.net/profile/...
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[@alaricsnellpym]

This series is the most comprehensive exploration of baluns I've ever seen

[@FesZElectronics]

I'm happy you enjoyed it! I will try to add some topics in the future

[@aduedc]

Thanks, I learned something new.

[@bob_mosavo]

Thanks, FesZ 👍

[@FesZElectronics]

You're welcome! Happy you enjoyed it!

[@troy6882]

😀😁😂🤣😃5 Smile's iam steel this show very interested.

[@tomyorados974]

I was told once, that these baluns work better if the 2 inductors couple magnetically. Do you think that is true?