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lord loh. said:I thought I would post this question seperately...
Does the inductance of a wire (at high frequencies) depend on the wire material and thickness?
Again, Thanks in advance
Think of inductance as flux linkage.
Why is this? Due to repulsion of electrons and attempt to reach the surface of the conducting material and top leave it?ie for a cylender of wire, current flows in a donut pattern (when viewed cross sectionally).
stevez said:Several pages of various editions of ARRL Handbooks address this subject nicely.
Nigel Goodwin said:stevez said:Several pages of various editions of ARRL Handbooks address this subject nicely.
You could use the same reply on almost all threads in these forums! :lol:
Why is this? Due to repulsion of electrons and attempt to reach the surface of the conducting material and top leave it?
stevez said:I do have the 2005 ARRL Handbook on CD
Nigel Goodwin said:But I do think EVERYONE should have a copy of either the ARRL or RSGB handbooks (and preferably both!), they are SO useful, and not just for radio amateurs!.
lord loh. said:What are "ARRL or RSGB handbooks" can I get them any where(India Specifically)?