Why should wire-wound resistors not be used in RF circuits?
Wire-wound resistors behave partly like inductors because they are made from coiled resistance wire. At RF, that inductance can make circuit behavior unpredictable.
General · FCC Element 3 · answer reveals automatically
Wire-wound resistors behave partly like inductors because they are made from coiled resistance wire. At RF, that inductance can make circuit behavior unpredictable.