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Low impedance breakdown?

I have removed a paragraph referring to a supposed failure of the lumped element model for low impedance devices. Are there any references for such a phenomena? Tomer Ish Shalom 13:52, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Lumped element is a finite element in space and time required to travel within a lumped element is considered negligible, whereas distributed element is infintesimal. I have corrected the definition.

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