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Questions about cable types, properties, ratings and construction.

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I remember in the early 2000s, ferrite cores seemed to be all over. They were on the Playstation conttoller's cable, on USB cables, TVs would come with clip-on ferrite to put on your cables, it seemed ...
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I am trying to detect the closing of a switch to GND (N.O. between GND and input) on a long cable of 50m so a total length of 100m including the return (20AWG). The detection is low speed. It works ...
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We will be using SN65LVDS1 (driver) and SN65LVDT2 (receiver). We will use a shielded twisted-pair cable between the devices. The chip manufacturer diagram below shows 50R each wire. Our cable supplier ...
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I’m working on a redesign of a board that currently uses a 40-pin connector. My idea is to replace it with a new connector and link the two boards using a flexible flat cable (thin and bendable). My ...
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I guess because the 120 V in the US compared to the 240 V used in the EU, the electric currents in general will be higher in the US. Nevertheless, I am not so sure if this necessarily translates also ...
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Had some issues with my tact switches on my keyboard's panel and decided to replace them. There appears to be two boards, one for the right set of buttons and one for the left. They're connected by ...
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I have a strange cable with a plastic enclosure on one end containing a standard 300Ω to 75Ω balun (a 2:1 autotransformer). There are 3 labels on the encolosure: "75Ω IN", "75Ω OUT"...
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I'm trying to identify and source the exact board-to-board connector shown in the attached images. The connector is manufactured by ACES and is used to connect a daughterboard to the mainboard in a ...
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The lighting system of our church is in need of an update, so I'm shopping for parts including cables. At the moment, the lighting system uses a mix of audio cable and DMX cable, sometimes on the same ...
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I have the variables - speaker resistance 8 Ohms, amp power 70 Watts per channel @ 8 Ohms, plus speakers max 8 meters from the amp. Bit confused, but intrigued as to how to roughly calculate cable ...
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I’m connecting two floating handheld devices, A and B, with a single cable that carries: A 6.78 MHz wireless-power RF link over an internal coax Multiple digital signal twisted pairs (each pair ...
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I built a device that draws current from a powerbank. The front-end for PD sink is an STUSB4500QTR. It is tuned to negociate 9V/2A. System is connected like this: ...
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Can anyone identify what type of connector this could be?
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I am trying to figure out what type of female coaxial connector this is I tested an 50 ohm impedance SMB connector, and it almost fit, but it was not correct. The outer diameter is about 3.5 mm. ...
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I'm using a time tagger circuit in which the fast card (Becker & Hickl GmbH SPC-130EMN) and the router (HRT-82) are connected via a Dsub cable (the one with three rows of five pins). Can I use a ...
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