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Skin Effect at 10hz?

Posted by gusser on January 28, 2013 at 16:45:31:
Does skin effect occur at 10hz?

YES it does.

Now show me an application in the history of electrical engineering where it makes any difference.

So is myself or anyone saying skin effect at 10hz is nil wrong?

Note that in the first post you took exception to I did not say teflon has NO effect on audio circuits. I said the effect was NIL.

BTW "nil" is a widely used engineering term. I have seen it used in many papers and PE reports.