Chris Maxwell said:
> I'm not sure what the case is with this particular cable. Maybe it's
> the result of a cable manufacturing that doesn't understand shielding
> theory; or maybe it's meant for a special purpose other than
> shielding.
Oddly enough the "well known" computer firm sells two versions of the
"shielded" ribbon cable - one version just has the braid sleeve, the other
has the braid sleeve with a drain wire attached to each end! Whether the
former version is for a special purpose I simply don't know.
Regards,
Alan
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BAE Systems Limited,
Integrated System Technologies,
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Dunfermline,
Fife KY11 9HQ.
UK
Tel: 01383-828124 or 822131
Fax: 01383-824401 or 828139
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