[SI-LIST] Re: Need some Info on Inductance..

Abhijit,

A good resource is "Inductance, the rest of the story..." by GigaTest Labs 
www.gigatest.com

regards,
Dave



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> Dear All,
> 
> I want to find out more information on via inductance and inductance of 
> connector pins.  Specifically, I am confused as to how the inductance of 
> such structures is specified/determined.
> 
> As an example, when someone says the via/pin inductance is *nH  what is 
> their assumption about the current loop?  Am I right in thinking that 
> when people talk of via inductance, they actually mean the inductance of 
> a closed loop formed by a pair of vias divided by two?  How is L 
> typically determined?
> 
> Also could someone explain the term partial inductance?
> 
> If these questions have been answered earlier, I will be grateful if 
> someone can send me the link.
> 
> Thank you experts.
> 
> Abhijit.
> 
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