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Excerpt from Effective Resistance and Inductance of Iron and Bimetallic Wires
Conductors which are made up of two metals are used to some extent for telephone work. We will consider mainly the type of bimetallic wire which has a more or less circular core of steel surrounded by a shell of copper. The present paper deals with experimental determinations of the electrical properties of these wires up to and including telephone frequencies and develops formulas which, with some limitations, make it possible to compute the effective resistance and inductance of bimetallic wires at differ ent frequencies.
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