nah engineers must just be the most "tolerant" people on earth ;-P

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Am Freitag, 16. April 2004 04:09 schrieben Sie:
> Shawn Wilton wrote:
> > If you really want to fold your head inside out, then imagine a wire
> > becoming a resistor, capacitor and inductor all at the same time.
>
> Not mine.  I always insist on Ideal brand Conductors.  None of this
> messy 'real-world' stuff for me, no sir.  When I want a capacitor, I'll
> add one myself, thankyouverymuch!  :-)
>
> -Adam

Uh damn, that would be a huge formula to calculate... Quiet ugly...
You'll have a very complex calculation for the capacitance with multiple
E-field calculations.
The inductance will be a little easier, as it can be solved by a single
(complex) integral.
The resistance is the easiest thing, (length/diameter) * conductivity

I could post all the formulas needed, but surely not as pure ASCII...

I think relity is for non-engineers...

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