Some of the USB cables I get with appliances also include a graphite
choke to reduce interference.
Stewart
At 01:52 PM 3/3/2008, you wrote:
The issue is more of noise rejection than it is resistance. Ethernet
cable is not shielded (to save money on long cable runs), instead using
twisting to neutralize outside noise and internal crosstalk. Since USB
cables are shielded the issue of twists per foot is not as important.
Resistance at high data rates is not much of an issue. Inductance may be
more of a factor. But for short cable lengths, I don't think so.
I think getting me to pay more for a "monster" USB cable would be a hard
sell.
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
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