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In Reply to: Re: Cable inductance......Vs......cable imbalance. posted by jneutron on August 26, 2004 at 06:05:29:
...twisting the cc pair tightly will minimize the inductance of the run..Wouldn't twisting have the opposite effect? In other words, wouldn't twisting increase the inductance versus a straight parallel pairing? When you twist the two runs, the magnetic fields are no longer normal to each other and will be at something greater than 0 and less than 90 degrees with the tighter twist getting closer to 90 degrees which would be the worst case scenario.
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- Re: Cable inductance......Vs......cable imbalance. - Steve Eddy 09:22:03 08/26/04 (3)
- Re: Cable inductance......Vs......cable imbalance. - jneutron 10:08:57 08/26/04 (2)
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