[SI-LIST] Re: 6 port via

I'm not sure what your application is, but I've used vias as a "Tee"
point for fanning out (or ganging in) signals.=20


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Subject: [SI-LIST] 6 port via

I always thought that a via is a two-port device, till I encountered the
term '6 port multilayer via'. Can somebody throw light on how could a
via be made to have more than 2 ports.
Thanks

Dharmendra

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