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"DougSlug" wrote in message et... The inductance of a fixed resistor depends quite a bit on the frequency being used Actually, the inductance can be modeled as a fixed inductance- virtually independent of frequency. What is a function of frequency is the inductive reactance- which is directly porportional to frequency. Dale W4OP |
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