In Reply to: RE: parallel cathode bias resistors: "ghosting" effect posted by drlowmu on March 31, 2012 at 21:06:09:
Moving a part's "ground" end to different locations on a ground bus can have a real effect, since the current flow along the bus gives voltage differences between two different locations. Current is local, but voltage is always a difference.
(At work, I have replaced the term "ground" with "g-word" to remind co-workers to be careful about what they mean.)
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- RE: parallel cathode bias resistors: "ghosting" effect - TimFox 14:15:07 04/02/12 (1)
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