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In Reply to: Re: "Non-inductive" wire wrap resistor: How possible? posted by Steve Eddy on March 7, 2002 at 17:25:05:
Hi Steve,Could you please provide a bit clarification? In the winding scheme you described, the current going through the wire wound up and down the core appears to be still flowing in the same angular direction around the core (i.e., it is looping the core in the same direction), even though there is displacement along the longitudinal axis of the core. If that is the case, how is the inductance cancelled?
Regards,
Kurt
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Follow Ups
- Re: "Non-inductive" wire wrap resistor: How possible? - KCHANG 08:47:34 03/08/02 (6)
- Re: "Non-inductive" wire wrap resistor: How possible? - Steve Eddy 10:31:29 03/08/02 (5)
- Re: "Non-inductive" wire wrap resistor - KCHANG 11:49:30 03/08/02 (4)
- Re: "Non-inductive" wire wrap resistor - Steve Eddy 13:47:43 03/08/02 (3)
- You got to patent your great ideas before sharing them ;-) nt - KCHANG 14:55:35 03/08/02 (2)
- Hehehe. Nah. The less I have to deal with the government the better. :) nt - Steve Eddy 17:55:40 03/08/02 (1)
- Oh, and lawyers too. :) nt - Steve Eddy 17:56:20 03/08/02 (0)
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