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capacitive loading

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capacitive loading [kə′pas·əd·iv ′lōd·iŋ]
(electromagnetism)
Raising the resonant frequency of an antenna by connecting a fixed capacitor or capacitors in series with it.
Lowering the resonant frequency of an antenna by installing a capacitance hat.


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In order to minimize skew, it is imperative that line lengths and capacitive loading be matched within the signal pairs and then compared to skew between other pairs to minimize the signal pair to pair skew.
This preserves the integrity of the Ethernet signals by providing very low common mode impedance while maintaining high differential impedance and low differential capacitive loading.
 
 
 
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