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low-level signals and long cables

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From: rsl09
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 1990 05:16
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I have an application that requires sending low level signal (in mv range)
down a  long cable (about 50 meters). The signal is bandlimited to about
13 KHz. To avoid potential interference, I thought it would better
to  digitize the signal and send digital signal, rather than 
analog, down the cable.

I was wondering if there is a product on the market that can
digitize an analog signal, transmit  down a long cable, and 
receive the digital signal at the other end of the cable.

Any help or suggestion will be greatly appreciated. 



Vahid Hesany
Graduate Research Assistant
University of Kansas
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Subject: low-level signals and long cables
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Date: 11 Apr 90 23:16:55 CST
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