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Extremity crosstalk protection analysis on twisted cables
An analysis of new protective socks for extremities of twisted pair, from a predesign with numerical aspect and an experimental point of view to an experimental validation, is proposed. The numerical model is built as a succession of uniform transmission lines. Crosstalks between these twisted pair and single wire inside the bundle are measured and computed. In order to save cable from crosstalk impact, a new protection is developed and validated for twisted pairs.