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Cecil Moore wrote:
Gene Fuller wrote: (snip) C'mon, you know as well as anybody that inductance of a coil tends to increase as n-squared. Yes, there are all kinds of special cases and correction factors. Increasing the length of a coil or transmission line doesn't change its velocity factor at a fixed frequency. (snip) That is an interesting hypothesis. How would you go about testing its validity? (Have you heard of end effects?) |
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