So DC is straight, and AC is not?A knot in the cable will block DC, which is straight, so can't cope with the tight bends. AC will be OK if the frequency is high enough.
I'm sure it used to be the other way round.
What type of strain relief do-dah for fixed equipment?
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I'm sure it used to be the other way round.
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I had similar thoughts - not so much about which one was straight, but the fact that DC can happily get through a coiled-up conductor which AC (increasingly so with increasing frequency) would struggle to get throughSo DC is straight, and AC is not? I'm sure it used to be the other way round.A knot in the cable will block DC, which is straight, so can't cope with the tight bends. AC will be OK if the frequency is high enough.
Kind Regards, John
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you cant tie a knot in rhe cable. it stops the electrons from getting in
No, no .... that's only true with binary!
The knot stops the 1's getting around the corners (the pointy bits get stuck, you see)... but the 0's, being smooth, can get around OK......
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So it's a kind of knot gate.
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