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In Reply to: RE: Let me repeat this once again since you are having such a hard time. posted by Steve Eddy on July 01, 2010 at 13:28:10
***A wire stuck in the ground provides absolutely NO shielding whatsoever.
That wire suddenly turns a piece of metal into a shield.
It also diverts the ESD currents away from the sensitive circuits.
In addition, it bleeds the RF energy off the cable shield, so it would not get rectified by the circuit.
Other than these... yes... just a wire.
You asked for some basic reading... you can start with this book, it is in its fourth edition for good reason:
http://www.amazon.com/Grounding-Shielding-Techniques-Ralph-Morrison/dp/0471245186
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