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Speaker wire - another fine theory
(Bob-Stanton) wrote in message . net...
"Rusty Boudreaux" wrote in message news:gv9ab.489808
How about actually reading what we are discussing.
Steve Lampen (ShLampen) made two assertions:
"Inductance is determined by the size of the wire, not the
distance between them (that would be capacitance)."
and
"Speading out each conductor is one way to reduce inductance."
His first assertion was wrong and the second was actually
backward (assuming he meant spreading instead of speading). I
corrected both of his assertions by pointing out increasing the
SPACING and thus increasing the loop area will increase the
inductance.
Did I, at any point, say anything about the wire diameter?
Lampen was referring to the 'size' of the wire. That is diameter or
gage, right?
Mr. Stanton, please read the quote above:
"Inductance is determined by the size of the wire, not the
distance between them (that would be capacitance)."
"Speading out each conductor is one way to reduce inductance."
He was talking, as is quite apparent about both: he was making a claim
that the inductance was dependent upon conductor diameter, something
no on has denied, AND he also claimed that separating the two conductors
in a speaker wire has no effect on inductance, which is provably wrong
both theoretically and empirically.
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