[AMPS] Re:

[jono@webspun.com (Jon Ogden)]

>Resistors don't create resonances

Boy, oh boy.  I thought we'd been through this before:

1.) A resistor has inductance
2.) This inductance is created by the resistive material as well as lead 
lengths
3.) Therefore it is also an inductor as well as a resistor
4.) Since it is an inductor it will have a self resonant frequency.
5.) Since it has a self resonant frequency, it will create resonances.

Hopefully the ratio of the resistance to the inductance in the resistor 
will be large enough that the resistance will kill the Q of the inductor 
and so the resonance effect will be minimized.  But it doesn't eliminate 
it.

ANY inductor or any part with inductance has a resonance.

73,

Jon
KE9NA

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