Wave transmission lines and networks – Transmission line inductive or radiation interference...
Patent
1994-11-28
1996-12-24
Lee, Benny
Wave transmission lines and networks
Transmission line inductive or radiation interference...
333 24R, 333 25, H04B 330
Patent
active
055876927
ABSTRACT:
A method for connecting together two twisted pair lines in a LAN so as to avoid common mode current. The invention recognizes that the impedance to ground is different for each wire in the twisted pair line. Moreover, this impedance is different from spool-to-spool for lines having the same purported impedance. A balun is placed at the connection between the lines.
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Graham Martin H.
Taylor Matthew
Lee Benny
Tut Systems, Inc.
Vu David H.
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