Why Are Cables Twisted? Twisted Pair Wires Explained

[@lexusou2838]

The best explanation on how twisted pair cables cancel noise.

[@TechiTube]

Thank you very much. Glad to hear that.

[@stevenm45]

I just sent your excellent explanation to my heating engineer as it was much better than mine! Thank you. NB Differential Signalling is also referred to as a balanced transmission. You can take the twisted pair concept to the next level using ‘star-quad’ cables most often found in use with microphones in broadcast & audio recording as these signals are tiny when compared with say CatX network cables.

[@triptish1838]

The best explanation

[@799lipe]

Hi! Great video. I just have one question. At 4:30, the cable isn't influenced by it's own electromagnetic field, so how can they "cancel" in it's core with the neighbour electromagnetic field?

[@sahilurban1495]

Wow what a great explanation

[@gund89123]

Awesome explanation, I am not an electrical engineer, I could understand this.

[@aspiring_human2837]

Thank you for the amazing explanation.

[@Cagandenizd]

Perfect explanation, thank you

[@nehabhadani3092]

Best explanation

[@BlueSky-cy5nw]

Awesome explanation. 👍

[@0_-Coss-_0]

Fantastic explanation, thanks! Curiosity, could it be sufficient to have a cable for example 2x0.22 SHIELDED but with NOT twisted conductors, the crosstalk would be canceled and the interferences would be shielded or discharged to earth/gnd?

[@chriscockrell9495]

Crosstalk - mutual coupling - electro magnetic interference Differential signal transmission - Negative and positive of the signal. Pair for each data channel. - Twisted wire - Telephone LAN Audio cables data communication

[@ОПГКобаны]

great explanation, thanks!

[@TechiTube]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Spark-Hole]

Best ; At 5.20 May I ask how they manage to have transmit current equal to receive current to cancel magnetic field.

[@TechiTube]

This is not going to be easy to answer in few lines here. There are many special cicuits that allows generating differential signalling depending on the application. An example would be in this site: www.radiolocman.com/review/article.html?di=443543

[@danielsamdevanesan]

Thank you so much

[@TechiTube]

You're most welcome

[@theorosenberg5070]

Nice, thanks

[@TechiTube]

Thank you. I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@rasmia09]

But couldn't happen that both waves of the cables coincide and the crosstalk would be amplified?