2009/5/21 Jan Steinman <Jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> But what most people are missing is that digital cable should always
> be routed with as close to 90-degree bends as possible. Otherwise, you
> risk rounding off the corners of the digital signals, and it just
> won't sound the same afterward.
No, no, no, that's completely wrong - sharp 90 degree bends will make
the square waves crash into the wall of the conductor, resulting in
data loss. For digital signals you need to use 2 45 degree bends,
separated by at least one wavelength of the clock frequency. That way
the signal is rotated by 90 degrees at the first bend, then back again
at the second.
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