Roger Parsons wrote:
> Jim Brown K9YC wrote:
>
>
>>What do you mean by "perfect?"
>
>
> Exactly that. A 100% coverage, perfectly uniform,
> perfectly conducting shield which is of course not
> possible in the real world.
>
> If that perfect shield has a finite thickness, which
> it has to have in the real world, there will be an
> external field. Actually, to really, really nit-pick,
> unless the cable has an infinite diameter!
>
> As I implied in my earlier post, this field will be
> very small, but not quite insignificant for the most
> sensitive applications, with an excellent (but real)
> cable, and is not related to imperfections in real
> world manufacturing processes.
>
> This is incidentally not the effect you described
> earlier concerning audio frequencies.
>
Look up "transfer impedance" on google. It makes for some interesting
reading. It is also how lightning energy gets onto the center conductor
of a cable that has a grounded antenna or short at the antenna end of
the cable.
73
Gary K4FMX
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