On 03/24/2010 04:09 PM, David Ross wrote:
I don't know what can cause partial failure in a cable for a purely digital signal
Of course, a cable cannot transmit a "1" or a "0". All signals that are transmitted from one place to another must be real signals and not imaginary ideals.

I can imagine scenarios where a partially damaged cable will experience reduced performance when the pattern of data hits certain resonant frequencies of portions of that cable.

The real world always interferes.

Chris

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