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Franc Zabkar
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm currently struggling with a new DVD recorder that has what looks
like a common mode noise issue. That aside, I notice that its S-video
and composite inputs appear to be double terminated. For example, the
impedance looking into the composite input measures 38 ohms instead of
the expected 75 ohms. I notice that there is a 75 ohm smt resistor
near the connector, but that's all. I'm guessing that the video
decoder (LSI Logic L2146) may have an additional internal 75 ohm
termination. Is this possible, and if so, is there any logical reason
for this, or is it a design gaffe?
BTW, the recorder's SPST power switch switches the neutral, not the
active. <shrug>
- Franc Zabkar
like a common mode noise issue. That aside, I notice that its S-video
and composite inputs appear to be double terminated. For example, the
impedance looking into the composite input measures 38 ohms instead of
the expected 75 ohms. I notice that there is a 75 ohm smt resistor
near the connector, but that's all. I'm guessing that the video
decoder (LSI Logic L2146) may have an additional internal 75 ohm
termination. Is this possible, and if so, is there any logical reason
for this, or is it a design gaffe?
BTW, the recorder's SPST power switch switches the neutral, not the
active. <shrug>
- Franc Zabkar