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		<title>By: Dom</title>
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		<description>A utc vc 15 variable inductor refers to vintage variable inductor circa 1950&#039;s and would require a 1300mH variable inductor to attain 1 Khz. I would suggest that a C value of 0.33uF each and a variable inductor centred around 38.4 mH should give a high Q with a high R (250K) therefore notch at 1 Khz according to parallel resonant circuit calculation. The 1 Khz signal input to the amp under test could be built using the op amps from National Semiconductor LT1115, the pdf spec sheet gives an application for a sinewave oscillator with 5 ppm distortion.</description>
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