When copper-wire properties start to matter in RF circuits
✅ When copper-wire properties start to matter. 1. Inductance becomes noticeable around ~10 kHz and up A typical straight copper
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Astronomy observatory in Staffordshire, England.
✅ When copper-wire properties start to matter. 1. Inductance becomes noticeable around ~10 kHz and up A typical straight copper
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