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2. Copy the following sample code (which we looked at in the previous section) and paste it into your text file:

If we then compare the position in which we stand with respect to divergent series, with that in which we stood a few years ago with respect to impossible quantities [that is, complex numbers], we shall find a perfect similarity ... It became notorious that such use [of complex numbers] generally led to true results, with now and then an apparenr exception ... But at last came the complete explanation of the impossible quanrity, showing that all the difficulty had arisen from too great limitation of definitions ...

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a wire. The junction of the 50- and 47- resistors is the node where the center conductor connects to the 47- resistor. The circuit operates as follows. Assume 1 A of current is flowing from the probe tip through the resistor network to the measuring instrument chassis on the cable shield. This current will generate approximately 2 V across the 2- resistor (actually 1.96 V if the other two resistors are taken into account). Approximately one-half of the measured voltage level, about 1 V (actually 1.01 V), is developed across the 50 input to the cable, which is delivered to the measuring instrument. Thus, the transfer impedance of this current probe is about 1 . This gives an output of 1 V for a current of 1 A. The 1 transfer impedance of the probe allows the scope vertical scale to be converted directly from volts to amperes. One application for this probe is to add a wire to the probe tip (Figure A.15). Used in this way, the probe becomes an excellent ESD event detector, providing a reading of the current flowing on the wire as a result of radiated EMI from an ESD event. Another use for this probe is finding noisy areas of ground on a circuit board or in a system. Only 10 20 A of current above 30 MHz flowing on a cable at a particular frequency may cause radiated emissions to exceed Class A limits. If the probe is connected to a spectrum analyzer through a high-pass filter and protection network (to protect the input of the spectrum analyzer from destruction), it can be used to probe areas of ground on a PCB. Also recommended is a 0.01- F DC blocking capacitor in series with the probe tip, in case the tip is touched to a power node by accident. When touched to the PCB ground, a signal is delivered to the

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