A matching transformer and a balun are the same thing, you can make one by dividing the input by the output.
For example 50 Ohms divided by 12 Ohms equals 4:1 turns ratio, then, if you wound a transformer with 100 turns on the secondary and 400 turns on the primary, that would suit your purposes.
What you wind the coil on will alter the bandwith, Q, etc. The simplest former is a steel nail.
If you're building it for audio, you'll want good bandwith, for radio, narrow bandwith, high Q.




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