Referenced in this thread in many places Need this material

In summary, the conversation is about trying to calculate the capacitance of a non-parallel plate capacitor and someone is looking for a material by Fred Erickson that is no longer available. They are asking for help in finding this material and someone suggests checking the internet archive.
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Hi,

I am trying to calculate the capacitance of a non-parallel plate capacitor and there has been few discussions on this research in this forum. Some of the people have pointed to this material by Fred Erickson,

The material link is not valid anymore. I was wondering if anybody has downloaded this material and could share with me.

http://www.ttc-cmc.net/~fme/captance.html
http://www.ttc-cmc.net/~fme/plates.12-24-00.ps.gz

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
 
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Hello,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I understand that you are looking for material by Fred Erickson on calculating the capacitance of a non-parallel plate capacitor. Unfortunately, it appears that the links provided are no longer valid.

In this case, I would recommend reaching out to Mr. Erickson directly to inquire about the material. It is also possible that the material may be available through other sources such as academic databases or libraries.

Additionally, there may be other resources available for calculating the capacitance of non-parallel plate capacitors. I would suggest searching for relevant articles or books on the subject to supplement your research.

I hope this helps and wish you the best of luck in your calculations.
 

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