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.
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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6.1.1 Two non-parallel conductors
As far as partial self-inductances are concerned, they only depend on one conductor. There is therefore nothing to change in the case of parallel conductors...
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