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Date: | Wed, 6 Oct 1999 09:37:13 +0800 |
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Hello all,
Is there anyone can answer the following question.
When we calculate the resistance value of an trace on a PCB Board.
We use R=£ll/A where l is the line of trace, A is the coss-section area of the
trace and £lis the presistivity of copper.
After we measure of the board, the actual resistance value is larger than the
Theorical value around 20% . Why the different is so larger. Do I use the wong
formula?
Can anyone help on me?
Best Regard,
Nicholas Lai
10/6/99
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