File:Wheeler Incremental Inductance Rule.png

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Stripline illustrating the incremental Wheeler inductance rule.

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English: Stripline illustrating the incremental inductance rule. H₀, W₀, and T₀ are the dimensions of the stripline. H₁, W₁, and T₁ are the dimensions with the surfaces receded by one half of the skin depth. If L₀ is the inductance of the stripline and L₁ is the inductance of the stripline with receded surfaces, then the AC resistance of the stripline is R = ω (L₁ - L₀).
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