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theres no way to do it theoretically?
what is the application - just a linear conductor?
ribbon loudspeaker. I assume the foil is going to form a RL circuit, but I'm not sure how to calculate it.
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in that application your hookup wire and/or transformer will probably swamp any inductance due to the ribbon.
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in that application your hookup wire and/or transformer will probably swamp any inductance due to the ribbon.
Inductor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Theres still no way to calculate it? I'd like to develop a PSpice model which incorporates all of the elements of the combined circuit (loudspeaker + amplifier), including all parasitic effects.
If I saturate the steel to 2.2 tesla, I believe its permeability approaches that of air and might be assumed a constant.
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