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Can you have a mutual inductance between two inductors which is larger than one of the inductors?
For example: L1= 0.1 nH, L2= 2.5 nH, M=-0.246 nH --> k=-36.2%.
Are these values practical and could the configuration be realized in LTCC or MMIC technologies?
Thanks
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