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"Richard Clark" wrote in message
On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 15:59:36 -0000, "Dave" wrote: leading edge of a step from 0 to some 'static' value ...negates the usage of "static" - clearly. A step pulse is not "static" and in fact contains an infinite range of frequencies all of which are NOT DC. This is called the genii out of the bottle and no one here can (but no doubt will try to) put it back. ______________ You mis-read. There is a DC component _required_ to convey the steady voltage values preceding and following the step pulse transition. He's not saying that the step pulse transition itself is comprised of "DC." RF |
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