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  1. - 19th January 2024, 07:18 #2
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    Default Re: Filtering noise from a wire

    This lady recommends "This is one of the two ways to control EMI—eliminate the source or eliminate the antenna."

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    I can't eliminate the source for the simple reason that I have no idea what a user might put within proximity of the device.

    As for the antenna, I assume she means protecting the wire. I will have a LOT of unshielded small gauge wires, ranging from 1 to 8 inches (I'm up to nearly 100 switches). I could wind them up in aluminium foil like I see on network cables (I haven't done any research on this subject yet).
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