RE: [SI-LIST] : CHIP INDUCTOR Q AND L AS FUNCTION OF ORIENTATION?

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Date: Thu Feb 22 2001 - 16:43:27 PST

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Hi all,

I'm a little confused, but maybe it's just my background. You all seem
to be intermixing inductors and capacitors. The original email question
specified inductors, but subsequently went onto capacitors (like the
.pdf article). Aren't we talking two different species? Is an inductor
really a capacitor? Am I confused?

:)

Mitch
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