. . and I'm sure they're very useful in measuring actual components.
If you care to reconstruct the test sample, you might even be able to replot the graph in the 43 matl's data sheet, given sufficient test frequencies.
Enough of this foolery.
RL
Those made with amorphous materials hold remenant values, that make testing or part qualification difficult.
RL
100Hz/120Hz/1kHz/10kHz/100kHz
The U1733C will do that for you. Up to 2GHz. Unfortunately, it is a very expensive unit.
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