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Bob Eldred wrote:
Impedance varies with frequency if there are reactive components, L's and C's. That is not always true. Take 1) A resistor of resistance R in series with a capacitor of capacitance C. 2) Another identical resistor of resistance R, but in series with an inductor L. Make R=sqrt(L/C) and put 1 and 2 in parallel and measure the impedance across that combination. The impedance is always R, and is independent of frequency. A useless fact I would admit!! |
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