The following problem is related to calculating resistance, the details are as follows: A copper tape has a cross section as shown the length of 10 m. Find the wire's resistance if a 10 Hz alternating current passes through the tape. (Conductivity of copper is o = 5.9×107 S/m, its relative permeability µr = 1.) Repeat the calculations for a frequency of 1 GHz. and 6 mm 1 mm 2 mm rounded edge with 1 mm radius 4 mm

The following problem is related to calculating resistance, the details are as follows: A copper tape has a cross section as shown the length of 10 m. Find the wire's resistance if a 10 Hz alternating current passes through the tape. (Conductivity of copper is o = 5.9×107 S/m, its relative permeability µr = 1.) Repeat the calculations for a frequency of 1 GHz. and 6 mm 1 mm 2 mm rounded edge with 1 mm radius 4 mm

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