Re: Ridiculous Impedance

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From: Tom Gardner
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 1990 08:18

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|mark@mips.COM                                      Mark G. Johnson
|Because its geometry (R2/R1) and its dielectric material (Er)
|[along with God and James Clerk Maxwell] dictate it.

Yes, of course. So why not choose a different geometry?

(oops, this could be construed as help :-)

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