[SI-LIST] Re: Near and far end crosstalk

Shekh,

Inductive coupling induces current in the victim loop.  If you follow 
the current loop, the generated voltages at the near end and far end 
will have opposite direction.

Regards,

Istvan Novak
SUN Microsystems



shekhar sharma wrote:

>Hello all,
>               I need some explaination in near and far end crosstalk due to 
> mutual inductance. One is the driver wire causing crosstalk on quite wire due 
> to mutual inductance. Is the following statement true:
>"Mutual inductance causes positive waves to appear near the transmitter end of 
>the quiet wire (near end inductance) and negative waves at the receiver end of 
>the transmission line (far end crosstalk)".
>Why the polarity of crosstalk is different at near and far end?
>
>Thanking you in advance,
>
>Shekh
>
>
>  
>

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