So from what I understand from all this is that as the frequency changes so does impedance. Then increased leakage with increased frequency occurs because of a change in impedance? I thought signals bled across wire traces more with increased frequency. Seems like they would do this less if...
Some people say that capacitance is not proportional to frequency of a circuit. I scoured the web looking for proof and found the one site above. I have heard and understood that as the frequency of a circuit increases so does capacitive bleed across the traces. If this is not correct please...
The way I understand extremely high frequency circuits to work is that in the design consideration it has to be considered capacitance across the traces. This becomes especially true as you increase the frequency.
According to this website: http://www.adras.com/Impedance.t647-89-2.html...