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My assumption had been that these mats are weakly conductive area reasisters. Since the spec sheets give ohms between the mat surface and itself and between the mat surface and ground, it seems that the structure is really more like a conductive plane under the mat tied to ground with a resistor and tied to the top of the mat with material that has directional resistance. How are these physically constructed? —Ben FrantzDale ( talk) 17:41, 11 January 2013 (UTC)
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My assumption had been that these mats are weakly conductive area reasisters. Since the spec sheets give ohms between the mat surface and itself and between the mat surface and ground, it seems that the structure is really more like a conductive plane under the mat tied to ground with a resistor and tied to the top of the mat with material that has directional resistance. How are these physically constructed? —Ben FrantzDale ( talk) 17:41, 11 January 2013 (UTC)