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Crosstalk Inductive vs Capacitive

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I know that at the time of crosstalk Capacitive as well as inductive currents generate voltage drops on
the victim line over termination resistors.

I have three questions.

1)Why inductive crosstalk current more than capacitive crosstalk current.

2)Why in forward direction inductive crosstalk current and capacitive crosstalk current are opposite.

3) Why in backward direction inductive crosstalk current and capacitive crosstalk current are equal..
 

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