Dear all,
I wonder if dBF is 20 log C or 10 log C ?
My personal guess is that if VA= V² Z and Z=sC then I suppose dBF should
carry a 10 log tag. Could Ed be 44.5 dB off the mark?
Just my 2 ¢ worth. (On an aside, I must say this hidden character thingy
is rather fascinating , cents is [Num Lock] <Alt-0162>)
:-)
Tim Foo
"Price, Ed"
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Please respond to
"Price, Ed"
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Nick Rouse [mailto:[email protected]]
>Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:14 PM
>To: emc
>Subject: Re:case of units
<snip>
>Millifarad sized capacitors are now common
>and I have seen one instance of one marked mF.
>With the new double layer supercaps multifarad
>rated capacitors are also available and
>someone is marketing a 28kF capacitor
>or if you prefer 0.028MF
>
>Nick Rouse
>
Wow, an 89 dBF capacitor!
ED
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