HF High Power Impedance Transformers

BN43-7051 - ID 0.250" Dia (6.35mm) Length 1.130" (28.7mm) Width 0.561" (14.25mm), RFI Range 20-250 MHz, Transformer Range:1-200 MHz

SKU BN43-7051
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BN43-7051 - ID 0.250" Dia (6.35mm) Length 1.130" (28.7mm) Width 0.561" (14.25mm), RFI Range 20-250 MHz, Transformer Range:1-200 MHz
Product Details
MPN: BN43-7051
Material: 43
Max cable size - in/mm: .250/6.35mm
OD (A) - in/mm: .561/14.25mm) depth
ID (B) - in/mm: .250/6.35mm) hole size
Length (C) - in/mm: 1.13"/28.7MM height
Z (ohms per bead - single turn 1 MHz): 5

Ferrite Binocular Bead, ID 0.250" Hole Dia (6.35mm), Length 1.130" (28.7mm) Width 0.561" (14.25mm), Mix 43 - excellent tor individual wire, small coax common mode choke or impedance transformer, 1 piece


The high power ferrite impedance transformer series (> 1:1), configured with outputs to act as a baluns (unbalanced coax in to balanced load output) or as ununs (unbalanced coax input to unbalanced load output) are designed for demanding radio transmitter stations that run over 1,000 watts PEP or run continuous modes like AM, digital, RTTY, FM, etc. at high power levels. Radio contest operators, commercial shortwave broadcast, and industrial and commercial stations use these transformers for for a variety of balanced and unbalanced antenna loads.  Baluns are typically used for balanced loads and antennas like dipoles, loops, log periodics, and direct feed yagi/beams.  Ununs are used  with verticals, end fed wires, horizontal dipoles, G5RV/ZS6BKW, Zepps, vertical wire beams, etc).  All products are in an enclosed NEMA water resistant box with SO-239 input connector and stainless steel side/top studs with wing nuts or side and top eyebolts.  The enclosure box has mounting “side feet” for attachment to a post or antenna boom using nylon ties.