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It is possible to apply inductor as current bleeding in wideband design. since Inductor is dependent on frequency?

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It is possible to apply inductor as current bleeding in wideband design. since Inductor is dependent on frequency?

Thank you advance.
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yes it is possible.
Inductor (or inductnace) is only partially dependant on frequency, but the inductive reactance is a direct function of frequency.

please post your bleedin' design for further analysis (pun intended)
 
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