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I think the analogy to parasitic capacitance is meant to refer to the fact that the pipe is a buffer: if you connect it to a source of zeros or NULLs its value
by cristoperb 8y ago
I think the analogy to parasitic capacitance is meant to refer to the fact that the pipe is a buffer: if you connect it to a source of zeros or NULLs its value doesn't immediately change until it is full.
- signa11 8y ago> ... its value doesn't doesn't immediately change until it is full. ah ! that's vanilla impedance (i.e. Z) in play then, nothing parasitic about it afaik :)