Re: Re: Frequency Splitting

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Original poster: "Daniel McCauley" <dhmccauley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

The resonant points, as you state, are not equidistance from the 
resonant peak.  Each one is different, and can be defined by
the following equations:

Fupper = Funcoupled / sqrt (1-k)

Flower = Funcoupled / sqrt (1+k)

where k = coupling between the two resonant circuits

Dan


> The resonance points occur at two different frequencies each 
> equidistant from the resonant peak.  Maybe frequency splitting isn't 
> the best term but two separate resonant freqs occur with 
> overcoupling which produces two separate points along the coil when 
> potential peaks occur.  Then, these two pure freqs start "beating" 
> against each other and standing waves occur.
>
> Dr. Resonance