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RE: Equipments impact on other equipment.

Posted by PunkRockDude (A) on July 20, 2009 at 07:49:32

In Reply to: Equipments impact on other equipment. posted by PunkRockDude on July 20, 2009 at 04:10:16:

Sun_farmer on the chat said (if I remember correctly) that it might be a switching mode power supply problem since those apparently often radiate interference. Any other thoughts on this?

I have read things about ground can sometimes be the problem since equipment sometimes send back noise or current through the ground wire which then get picked up by other equipment and components. How does this happen and what exactly it is the.. hm... easiest way to explain this so that I understand it better and can understand why what it does makes other equipment sometime less good.

I really am glad that you guys here and on the chat helps me out with my questions. I am absolutely grateful for your help.

Best Regards
Rickard Gerthsson

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