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A static charge

build up on the insulation of a cable will manifest itself as capacitance. Supposedly that is one reason why most IC's have a certain amount of C which never really seems to be eliminated. Some cable manufacturers are using a conductive sheath in order to 'ground' this build up and lower the capacitance of their cables.
You could claim, instead, a reduction in EMI effect is observed and many explanations then fall into place, however small they may be.

Stu

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