6. Modeling non-parallel lines
Occasionally, two lines may cross each other. In such cases, the theory developed for parallel conductors cannot be applied, and a special study is required.
6.1 Inductive aspect
With each conductor acting separately, the problem can be solved in its generality, if we know how to deal with the case of two non-parallel conductors.
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As far as partial self-inductances are concerned, they only depend on one conductor. There is therefore nothing...
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