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30-01-2009, 14:11
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Re: Common Ground for DSC
Eric,
Any one signal can affect the other signals that are combined. It is unlikely that the noise component would cause problems in your configuration but anything is possible. I still point to the single failure. A defective ground takes out as many as four of your sensors, while individual wires may only take out one. I would like to understand the term "buss" in your configuration. Are you referring to common power supply connections or summing several sensor inputs to one connection? |
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