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In Reply to: "Do you ever take into account the signal voltage in addition to the DC voltage?" Yes, Yes you do. posted by Chris O on August 1, 2006 at 18:00:30:
"voltage is voltage"It may be, but in this case the signal voltage is not across the cap. The only voltage across the cap is the DC voltage. Assuming the other side of the cap is not connected via a normal value grid resistor.
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- Re: "Do you ever take into account the signal voltage in addition to the DC voltage?" Yes, Yes you do. - lurcher 11:50:04 08/02/06 (2)
- I think you're wrong. I believe the signal Voltage is indeed a 'potential' between adjacent layers... - jeffreybehr 12:04:57 08/02/06 (1)
- Re: I think you're wrong. I believe the signal Voltage is indeed a 'potential' between adjacent layers... - lurcher 14:33:07 08/03/06 (0)
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