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People,
I don't see in his original message anything that shows he
is working with something "physical". His message says he's
working with a "calculation". The raw answer for his
question is - NO. When using calculations for Microstrip
and Stripline, the value for the dielectric is the same.
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Subject: Controlled Impedance - Dielectric Constant
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Date: 5/21/96 8:15 AM
Subject: Controlled Impedance - Dielectric Constant
I like to know if anyone found that Dielectric Constant, for the same
material (e.g. FR-4),
might be different when used for calculation of Microstrip or for
calculation of Stripline.
Avner Drory
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