How does the amplitude of the radiated wave "die off" as it travels?
>From what I can tell, it's not dropping "nicely" like 1/r or log(r),
but rather as something very, very nasty.
It would be interesting to know the answer, since this radiated wave
might be able to upset the supply levels of nearby components
connected to the same power-ground sandwich.
I'm curious if anyone has better training/insight/empirical evidence
here...
--Eric
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