Douglas McKean wrote:
> At 08:27 PM 7/15/99 +0100, Adrian Shiner wrote:
> >You are right, but the real world is that you get both in some proportion
> no matter how you think you have designed in one mode. Can't answer on the
> tools.
> >
> >PCB scale, box scale, system scale, the fundamentls remain the same. The
> engineering changes a bit. It strikes me that some younger guys out there
> are relying on their college education & software tools too much. Get
> reading and
> >talking to the guys with grey and thin(ning hair)! Experience counts and
> pride in one's education comes before a fall (to distort a well known
> phrase or saying!).
>
> Can't imagine someone trying to design for only one
> mode. The question pertained to "effect". The other
> effect are differences in impedance between even and
> odd being almost 30%. Something to consider. Well,
> maybe since no one has brought it up.
>
> I didn't hear about even or odd mode impedances until
> 10 years after the university and that was over 15 years
> ago. And I've got more than enough of the grey hair.
>
> But thanks for trying to call me a "younger guy".
>
> Much appreciated!!!
>
> Regards, Doug McKean
>
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