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In Reply to: i will try twisting them. posted by centaurus3200 on December 22, 2006 at 09:51:05:
Robby,
A twisted pair has lower inductance than the same two wires individually.Inductance arises from the magnetic field that surrounds a wire carrying current. The effect of that magnetic field is in effect to impose a resistance on the current in the wire; further, the amount of inductance-generated resistance increases with increasing frequency. When you twist the wires together, the inductively-generated magnetic fields partially cancel (because the currents are flowing in opposite directions in the two wires), so there is less high-frequency roll-off.
Peter
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Follow Ups
- twisting wires reduces inductance - PSP 10:32:21 12/22/06 (6)
- awesome! - centaurus3200 10:58:32 12/22/06 (5)
- a bit more info - PSP 11:29:02 12/22/06 (4)
- One more concern with twisting the Anticables... - Al Sekela 13:33:04 12/22/06 (3)
- yup, you gotta be careful with these... - mattcecil1@yahoo.com 15:39:16 12/22/06 (2)
- Re: 3-4 Twists per ft. Recommended from the anticable webstite (nt) - benie 00:43:01 12/23/06 (1)
- Re: 3-4 Twists per ft. Recommended from the anticable webstite (nt) - Sean 22:11:48 12/23/06 (0)
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