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30th November 2005, 09:42 AM
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Digital IC
Sorry if this is in the wrong section (please move if it is).
Ive been wondering about digital I/C's that claim to be 75ohm. What does the 75 ohm relate too coz Ive never measured it on a cable?? Secondly, why 75 ohms and why is it needed?? I mean, should the resistance on the signal be 75 ohm?? in that case why not use a resitor?? Im a tad confused, please help me. |
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