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Hello folks,
Please, I have a question...
Suppose that I have an Electronics components, it can be a resistor or anything else, and it might be created inside a chip if you like. The design is somehow that I have to pass a wire which is connected to a potential across the component (from the upper or under the component).
Now the question:
Do you think that I can put another wire in parallel to the side wire (side by side) so that I reduce the "Electrical" and Electrostatic effects of the wire on the component.
Note: The magnetically effect of the wire(s) on the component is not important for me.
Thanks.
P.S. One way is to shield the component by putting a grounded conductor between it and the side wire. But I am going to do it by using a second wire if possible....
Please, I have a question...
Suppose that I have an Electronics components, it can be a resistor or anything else, and it might be created inside a chip if you like. The design is somehow that I have to pass a wire which is connected to a potential across the component (from the upper or under the component).
Now the question:
Do you think that I can put another wire in parallel to the side wire (side by side) so that I reduce the "Electrical" and Electrostatic effects of the wire on the component.
Note: The magnetically effect of the wire(s) on the component is not important for me.
Thanks.
P.S. One way is to shield the component by putting a grounded conductor between it and the side wire. But I am going to do it by using a second wire if possible....