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Twisted pair, effect on non balanced/differential systems?
wizard69:
Demanding a simple answer when it doesn't exists and then abusing people for trying to answer the question, is not cool at all. I just logged on and frankly I'm shaking my head here after reading through this thread.
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--- Quote from: grouchobyte on June 13, 2020, 05:40:30 pm ---Bottom line: YES, twisted pair to connect to something like a switch does provide marginally better noise immunity. Quantifying that is a little more involved.
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Well, he didn't ask for it quantified, it was only a simple question and he only wanted a simple answer. No reason to start thinking.
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MFX:
--- Quote from: wizard69 on June 15, 2020, 05:27:13 pm ---Demanding a simple answer when it doesn't exists and then abusing people for trying to answer the question, is not cool at all. I just logged on and frankly I'm shaking my head here after reading through this thread.
--- Quote from: bson on June 14, 2020, 01:51:36 am ---
--- Quote from: grouchobyte on June 13, 2020, 05:40:30 pm ---Bottom line: YES, twisted pair to connect to something like a switch does provide marginally better noise immunity. Quantifying that is a little more involved.
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Well, he didn't ask for it quantified, it was only a simple question and he only wanted a simple answer. No reason to start thinking.
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Where exactly have I "demanded" anything or "abused" anybody? I may have been a bit direct in trying to get the thread back on track, sorry if that offended anybody.
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