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General Category => Technical topics => Topic started by: proud indian on August 02, 2017, 03:58:33 AM
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I have googled and figured out the winding. My question is that in audio , what would happen in terms of sound if a wire wound resistiror was inductive or non inductive. This is specifically for swamping resistor activity.
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Shreekant
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It isn't really about sound IMO. A resistor that has some inductance will have resistance that increases with frequency, and this can create instabilities in circuits with excessive feedback. In most audio frequency tube amplifiers, this is rarely a consideration, as the inductances are pretty tiny and the bandwidth is fairly limited.
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Thanks