4: Current Flow in Imperfect Conductors

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    • 4.1: AC Current Flow in a Good Conductor
      In this section, we consider the distribution of current in a conductor which is imperfect (i.e., a “good conductor”) and at frequencies greater than DC.
    • 4.2: Impedance of a Wire
      The goal of this section is to determine the impedance – the ratio of potential to current – of a wire.
    • 4.3: Surface Impedance
      Surface impedance is a materials property that characterizes the AC impedance of a material independently of the length and width of the material.

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