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Generic prediction of crosstalk between shielded wires
A closed-form expression for near-end crosstalk between an unshielded and a double shielded wire is derived. Analysis in the frequency domain of such crosstalk expressions leads to generic crosstalk predictions. These predictions contain regions of different frequency dependencies separated by transition frequencies.