SIGINT planes vs. radioisotope mapping
Bill Frantz
frantz at pwpconsult.com
Thu Jun 5 23:26:18 PDT 2003
At 8:52 PM -0700 6/5/03, Randy wrote:
>And if any of the copper is carrying digital data, square waves are hugely
>rich in harmonics well up into the
>MHz bands, and would therefore tend to radiate better from any above-ground
>wires between poles, possibly
>even roadside pedestals.
Note that the copper in your Cat 5 Ethernet cable is treated as a
transmission line. It is correctly terminated at both ends, so there is
very little RF radiation. If there were a lot of RF, it would interfere
with things like TV, cell phones etc.
Cheers - Bill
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