Chasingwires
- Apr 4, 2014
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I'm new to electronics, currently going to school for electronic engineering tech and I do it relative to cars and hybrid systems at work.
My question involves interference in cables in a vehicle. We switched to shielded cable and it barely made a dent in it and recently, I learned about rl (resistive inductive) filters in electronics theory class. You can block out low or high frequencies and only pass the other, I am guessing it is commonly used in radios. This may be a ridiculous question, but why can't that be included for cables or wires with bad interference? Or why can't rl filters be made to block out high and low frequencies at the same time? I also wondered if there were other methods to help this situation.
I am very new to wiring and looking into experiments to learn and try things out. I appreciate this site and I hope this question isn't just nonsense.
My question involves interference in cables in a vehicle. We switched to shielded cable and it barely made a dent in it and recently, I learned about rl (resistive inductive) filters in electronics theory class. You can block out low or high frequencies and only pass the other, I am guessing it is commonly used in radios. This may be a ridiculous question, but why can't that be included for cables or wires with bad interference? Or why can't rl filters be made to block out high and low frequencies at the same time? I also wondered if there were other methods to help this situation.
I am very new to wiring and looking into experiments to learn and try things out. I appreciate this site and I hope this question isn't just nonsense.