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Article #4623Re: low-level signals and long cables
From: Mike McTigue
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 1990 17:11
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 1990 17:11
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This may not be what you want but you could consider using a balanced coax system simular to the cables low impedence microphones use. A differential driver and reciever at the sending and recieving ends would eliminate interference easily to the BW you indicated.
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