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There was an excellent article way back in 1988 on Differential TDR
Testing Techniques in Connection Technology March 1988. If you have
trouble finding it give me a call at 714-951-3388 and I will fax you a
copy
Regards,
Alan Cochrane
Multek
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Subject: FAB: ODD-EVEN Mode Impedance
Author: [log in to unmask] at INTERNET_GATEWAY
Date: 5/22/96 4:44 PM
Could anybody please explain the "odd mode" the "even mode"and
the "common mode" impedance's, as in Differential Impedance.
What they are, the benefits and drawbacks?
Thanks,
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