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In Reply to: Re: Alternative CAT5 Design and Capacitve load question posted by ChrisVH on May 17, 2001 at 00:16:07:
Chris - I don't understand how adding a Zobel network (resistor and cap in series) in parallel with the cable at either end will reduce the overall capacitance that the amp sees.I would think you would want to put some resistance or inductance in series to block the effect of the capacitance.
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- Re: Alternative CAT5 Design and Capacitve load question - audioengr 15:47:31 05/17/01 (2)
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