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I enjoy it so please go ahead ...
How can be physically explained the cross talk between the fibers (photon vs.
electronic)?
Thanks,
Dorin
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Probably this is why on the EU market one can find electrical apparatus with a
switch 220-120Vac.
Thanks,
Dorin
Carpentier Kristiaan wrote:
I can confirm what Andre says.
My parents house is built in 1955, 130Vac single phase was provided
ground in EU although 0VR
connection to the ground is not wanted in NA.
No comment on pros and cons apparently both work within a proper environment.
Dorin
Marko Radojicic wrote:
Hi Joe,
Those are the ever-present questions, aren't they?
ESD is fairly easy to answer: Protect all the apertures
Hi John,
It is this referring to the digital ground? I know about 0VR requirement
in NA, but I am not aware about signal ground.
Thanks for your feedback,
Dorin
John Juhasz wrote:
Be careful Dorin. For Central Offices, they need to be isolated.
John A. Juhasz
GE Interlogix
Fiber
Hi,
I am looking for a comparison, pros and cons, on the signal ground
connected versus not connected to the chassis in a telecom system. Any
help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Dorin
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