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Why do some inputs in The Skin Effect section of F TransmissionLines evaluate to incorrect answers in Mathematica 4.1 and later?

There was a design change to DSolve in Mathematica 4.1 which requires some changes to the input cells in F TransmissonLines Skin Depth in order for all evaluations to return correct answers. The constants C[1] and C[2] have been reversed.

To correct the inputs, you will need to do the following:

1.

Open the Help Browser and select Add-ons → Electrical Engineering → F Transmisson.

2.

Scroll to The Skin Effect section.

3.

Scroll down to In[46] and change the following line from:

 

to

4.

At In[47], change the following line from:

 

to

While the form of output will differ slightly, evalutions in The Skin Effect will now return correct answers.

In particular, the plots will generate without error and the code below:

will now return

 

 

instead of 0.

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