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Enrico Posted - Feb 23 2008 : 09:41:40
Is there a way to define length units in FastCap2 as one can in Fasthenry?
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Enrico Posted - Feb 23 2008 : 09:43:04
If you scale x,y,z by a constant factor, say k, you have (assuming A = x*y):


C' = eps * k * x * k * y / (k * z) = k * eps * x * y /  z = k * C


so you see that capacitance scales of the same factor

Hope this clarifies
Enrico
Enrico Posted - Feb 23 2008 : 09:42:19
Thanks for your reply! I am surprised about your answer about
capacitance scaling in 3D.

If I use the equation of a simple parallel plate capacitor
C =eps*A/d

If I scale all 3 dimension x,y,z by a constant factor then C should go
up since the area goes up as d2?

Thanks for clarifying this!
Enrico Posted - Feb 23 2008 : 09:41:58
No, there is no need, capacitance scales linearly with length (while inductance not, due to frequency-dependedn skin effects)

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