Partial Inductance - In Compliance Magazine

a concept to understand which portions of the loop have the largest impact on loop inductance

Proper Probe Practice is Paramount in Practical Systems
If someone were to ask you what one singular device is most synonymous with testing, or even electrical engineering, the overwhelming response would most likely be the oscilloscope probe.
De-risking Resonances in Single Conductor Structures, Such as “Ground”
In this article, the author will identify two major types of single-conductor structure resonances and describe some case studies for both. He will then describe how design projects can quickly and easily be ‘de-risked’ from the possibilities of suffering either type of resonance by the use of low-cost field and circuit simulators and/or low-cost bench testing on physical ‘mock-ups’.
I’m Partial to Partial Inductance!
It is well known (but often forgotten) that the concept of inductance, without defining a complete loop of current, is completely meaningless! Some books give inductance of a length or wire, some people talk about the inductance of a via, and still others talk about the inductance of ground braids, etc. All these discussions about inductance ignore the requirement for a complete loop before the total or loop inductance can be discussed in any meaningful way.
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Inductance: The Misconceptions, Myths, and Truth (Size Matters)
This article dispels some of the misconceptions surrounding inductance and to encourage electrical engineers to think more clearly about these physics.