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Metal coating thickness relative to skin depth
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Electric current
Electrical resistance and conductance
Electrical resistance
Ohm's law
Electrical conductivity
Skin effect
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A
coating
substantially thinner than the
skin depth
does not screen the
substrate
as
a
bulk conductor would.
Thickness
of
a
few
skin depths
suppresses the
field
reaching the
substrate
exponentially.
A
unique required
thickness
additionally needs an allowed residual
field
or loss criterion.
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Skin effect
Electrical conductivity
Ohm's law
Electrical resistance
Electrical resistance and conductance
Electric current
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