Hello Tony,

On 2 feb, 19:14, "Antonio Vernucci" wrote:
A bipole is symmetrical, obviously the internal circuity of the trap
is not symmetrical *.

Jimmie, that is not the point.


At some frequency, everything becomes a distributed component, it
depends on size/lambda ratio and application. Many distributed
components can be modelled based on theoretical lumped components
(with sufficient accuracy), but a ground for modelling stray
capacitance is frequently required.

True lumped component behaviour, in my opinion, only applies to
networks with size=0.

- if the bipole is made of lumped components, then it can be freely reversed
without consequences, independently of whether it is symmetrical or
asymmetrical

What do you define as "lumped component"?

- a trap, which instead contains a distributed element (that is the radiating
trap body), can be freely reversed without consequences only if it is
symmetrical (which is not my case).


I agree on the above.


73

Tony I0JX

Best regards,


Wim
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