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SN65HVD1791:Attenuation of twisted pair line

Part Number: SN65HVD1791

はじめまして。
私はあなたのアプリケーションマニュアルを読みました。
(www.ti.com/.../slla036d.pdf)
以下の内容を教えてください。

質問1。ツイストペア線
の減衰と周波数の理論方程式8ページのグラフは、「減衰対周波数」の特性を示しています。
もし、理論式をお持ちの場合は、私に知らせてください。
(他のケーブルメーカーの測定値は一般的にこのグラフと一致しますが、
ケーブルメーカーは理論式を知りませんでした)。

質問2。減衰の等価回路とは何ですか?

質問3:減衰、特性インピーダンス、終端抵抗、減衰抵抗と減衰抵抗の関係は?
(質問2を知っていれば、計算できるかもしれません。

受信側の電圧と出力信号電圧の間の最終的な信号電圧の公式を教えてください。

あなたのサポートをありがとう。
宮内

  • Hi Miyauchi,

    Question 1: Twisted pair The graph on page 8 of the damping and frequency theoretical equation in shows the characteristics of "attenuation versus frequency". If you have a theory, please let me know. (Measurements from other cable manufacturers generally match this graph. The cable manufacturer did not know the theory.)

    Response 1: The app note does not include the exact equation for the graph in figure 3. General rule of thumb is that a cable will attenuate signal voltage -6db at max signaling rate in Hz. Attenuation specifications should be supplied by the cable manufacturer, as attenuation equations for a certain type of cable depends on many properties of the cable. 

    Question 2: What is the equivalent circuit for attenuation?

    Response 2: I believe what your looking for might be defined in transmission line theory with the Telegrapher's Equations. You can model a cable/transmission line with resistance of the conductor, self/mutual inductance - inductance of the conductor, capacitance between the inductors, and conductance of the dielectrically between signal + return lines. All of these parameters are represented by unit length of cabling. 

    Here is an equivalent circuit from one of our published app notes about data transmission line theory:

    Where R, L, C, and G are resistance/unit length, inductance/unit length, capacitance/unit length, and conductance/unit length. 

    Question 3: What is the relationship between attenuation, characteristic impedance, termination resistance, and damping resistance and damping resistance? (If you know question 2, you may be able to calculate it. What is the final signal voltage formula between the receiver voltage and the output signal voltage?

    Response 3: TI offers a very informative 3-part series about transmission line theory that will answer your question about most of these parameters. I have included a link for each of them below.

    https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snla026a/snla026a.pdf?ts=1644435998971&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F

    https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snla027b/snla027b.pdf?ts=1644436032126&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F

    https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snla028/snla028.pdf?ts=1644435898474&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F

    Regards,

    Tyler

  • Hellow Tyler-san

    Thanks for your replay.
    I will study the information you gave me.
    If there is anything unclear, please let me ask you again.

    best regards

    Yoichi