Normally, we define loop inductance with self partial inductance and mutual
inductance. You can't have a negative loop inductance.
Binayak
On Wed, 15 Jan, 2020, 9:51 pm Akunuru Venkata Naga Kalyan Ram, <
a.v.n.kalyanram@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello SI/PI Altruists,
I have a question regarding Power Plane loop Inductance phenomenon. I have
a*
6'x6" board with 2 layers* (Power and GND planes) and I have defined 2
ports , each one on each edge of the board like a edge connector.
I am using a third party tool to do the simulation and the results show
that the *loop inductance* has a peculiar resonance below 200 MHz and the
value goes to -400 nH.
What is this phenomenon? What does the negative value of Inductance imply?
Can inductance value be negative?
Thank you in advance.
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Warm Regards:
A.V.N.Kalyan Ram
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