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increase cable strength


sd7008us
 

Hi all,


I have an application where I need to have longer cable, but the
chip that we are using only can drive 10cm cable length and I need
about 12 inches cable. Any idea what kind of buffers I need to drive
the signals to the other side without losing data?

Thanks,

SD


Stefan Trethan
 

More details!


ST

p.s. WAY more details

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 18:21:20 -0000, sd7008us <sd7008us@...> wrote:

Hi all,


I have an application where I need to have longer cable, but the
chip that we are using only can drive 10cm cable length and I need
about 12 inches cable. Any idea what kind of buffers I need to drive
the signals to the other side without losing data?

Thanks,

SD





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with out any details its very hard to say but why dont you just try
it with the longer cable. 8 extra inches isn't going to make much of
a difference unless its a really tiny gauge wire and even then you
could go to a bigger gauge. We're talking V drop in low mVs if not
uVs. people often spec things *very* conservatively.

assuming its logic and you absolutely need buffers, just about any
buffer would do the trick. I'd look at CMOS since it can drive
closer to the rails - 74HC series would probably be ok.

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Hi all,


I have an application where I need to have longer cable, but the
chip that we are using only can drive 10cm cable length and I need
about 12 inches cable. Any idea what kind of buffers I need to
drive
the signals to the other side without losing data?

Thanks,

SD


Pablo E. Limon Garcia Viesca
 

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You want longer wires? about 100 meteres? use a RS485 interface! lol!!
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Ritesh Waghray
 

Hi
Send me the details of the cable U are using what type
of signal is it. Send signal parameters. It is posible
to amplify the signal using a step 2 amplifier but I
shd know the Vital Params first. Ill send U circuit.
Bye

--- sd7008us <sd7008us@...> wrote: > Hi all,

I have an application where I need to have longer
cable, but the
chip that we are using only can drive 10cm cable
length and I need
about 12 inches cable. Any idea what kind of buffers
I need to drive
the signals to the other side without losing data?

Thanks,

SD



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