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In Reply to: Re: BG "noninductive to 10GHz" implausable to more than one engineer posted by Pedja on December 17, 2002 at 07:19:21:
"I read even
something like impedance and ESR lower infinitely"Yes. And that alone should trigger something in a critical mind.
By the way, the explanation of L-cancelling in the patent is
partly wrong. e1 and e2 won't cancel. They will always oppose
any change of current, regardless their orientation. Only the fluxes m1 and m2 will cancel partially, depending on their degree of mutual coupling. And since two different capacitors, in this universe,
can not inhabit the same space in the same time, coupling is incomplete, inductance is not nulled, and impedance will rise again.
And well below 1GHz.You don't have to believe me. I'd rather have you study all the mechanisms that make these GHz claims ever so slightly outlandish.
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