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In Reply to: RE: MIT Terminator "boxes" Is there a method to placement? posted by fantja on August 27, 2014 at 12:24:03:
Search the net: People have taken them apart and discovered RC networks inside. Brisson IIRC patented the idea of specific different gauges for different frequencies, modeling the cable as a waveguide. With only three, however there are bound to be certain gaps or perhaps better, unevenness in response, if the waveguide idea is true. The circuit is designed to even out this response.Contrast this with Kimber, which uses seven different gauges on their Varistrand wires. Most ribbons incorporate a two dimensional waveguide (height and width). That's why so many ribbons have very different dimensions (Omega Micro being very, very thin to some of the offerings of Nordhost and Goertz).
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