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I think you can make a pretty good case for the spike being caused by the addition of the 100n and 10n capacitors: - I assume that the solder blobs between capacitors introduced a series indu...
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I think you can make a pretty good case for the spike being caused by the addition of the 100n and 10n capacitors: - ![Image alt text](https://electrical.codidact.com/uploads/eBqxkPb831i7BEGNn4ipJ9kr) > *I assume that the solder blobs between capacitors introduced a series > inductance that in turn caused the spike in impedance at 8MHz.* It can't be ruled out but neither can the inductance of the yellow, orange and green wires on the test set-up. I mean, where do they go and what effect do they have I wonder?