Really dumb thought - Bob Pease says that someone he knows (worked=20
with?) said to use 50.1 Ohms instead of just 50 Ohms - somehow, that=20
got rid of weirdness.

Might it apply to your situation - I really don't know.  But that=20
little tidbit of info got tucked into my brain when I read it and I'm=20
just passing it on.

dwayne


At 02:49 AM 6/7/2012, V G wrote:
>  This is what
>LTSPICE is showing me for the calculated impedance graph (red) and I don't
>really know why. If I punch those numbers (the red graph's equation) into =
a
>calculator, I get expected values for the capacitor's impedance. But for
>some reason, the graph looks really strange with really odd values in
>LTSPICE. The green and blue graphs look fine though.
>
>Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/hQXwn.png


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Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd    Edmonton, AB, CANADA
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Custom Electronics Design and Manufacturing

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