bobby001
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I know it's a shame, but I'm lazy to looking for all this forum's thread for know the resistor's value for a DIY adaptor
Thanks.
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ER4P=>ER4S cable : resistor's value ?
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Lil' Knight
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The impedance of ER4p is 27ohm and 100ohm is that of ER4s. So, the cable is 75ohm.
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Thanks.
I didn't know that was so easy to calculate
I didn't know that was so easy to calculate
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I thought the cable was just under 75ohm, but getting resistors in that range was more difficult than straight 75s.
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Quote:
Quote:
100 - 27 = 73.
| Originally Posted by dimm0k /img/forum/go_quote.gif I thought the cable was just under 75ohm, but getting resistors in that range was more difficult than straight 75s. |
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| Originally Posted by Lil' Knight /img/forum/go_quote.gif The impedance of ER4p is 27ohm and 100ohm is that of ER4s. So, the cable is 75ohm. |
100 - 27 = 73.
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