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jw\ wrote...
The question was to simulate a 1000 pf (1 nf) capacitor at 150 MHz. with an inch of lead or an inch of normal pcb trace and tell me what you get. Such a question is stupid and incomplete. First of all, in cases where impedance matters, one wouldn't dare use an inch of lead at 150MHz, we'd cut that short, 0.1-inch max. And we certainly wouldn't use an inch of pcb trace unless it was field-controlled with a ground plane. This is true whether a 1nF cap is involved or not. If you were to insist on analyzing an inch of lead, we'd insist on knowing *all* about the ground scene. Since you aggressively put your question without any relevant information about what the ground is like, and where it is, the question is intrinsically-stupid and incomplete. Sorry, jw\, but that's the way it is. BTW: I cannot understand why you're so aggressive ... Indeed. Then answer the question. Answered repeatedly already. -- Thanks, - Win |
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