Data cable with indirect earth one side
One way avoiding equalising currents earthing
the shield indirectly one end. the two systems are
connected via the shield, the equalising currents at-
tempt eliminate the potential difference.
Device 1
Device 2
Data cable
Direct connection earth
Indirect connection earth
Gas-discharge table
Equipotential busbar
Earthing cable
Indirect earth one side
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Chapter The internal lightning protection system
. The larger
the difference potential, the greater the equalising
currents.5 Transmission characteristics
Due their sensitive signal levels, data cables are
particularly susceptible interference. The integ-
ration surge protection devices also counts an
intervention the cable. Because the gas-discharge
protector has resistance several gigaohms, there
is direct connection between the individual earthing
systems.
If the shield impacted lightning, the gas-dis-
charge protector ignites. This happens when the earth res-
istance different different earthing systems, thus
creating potential difference. The connection the other
end has low resistance, leads directly the
equipotential bonding, the lightning current or
surge voltage can arrested both ends. case interventions the cable, for ex-
ample the integration connection sockets, plugs
and adapters, even the bending radius too
small, can safely assumed that signal losses will
occur. This en-
sures that the shield not exposed the full current
at just one end. TN-C net-
works, severe interference can also occur the data
cable. This done con-
necting the shield the equipotential bonding via a
gas-discharge protector. This can lead
to connection errors complete interruption the
signal.
Equalising currents are, however, still able flow
through the shield.TBS
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Cable shields minimise interference conducting
away the currents from the parasitic capacitances.
3. the losses are too great, certain transmission
standards will longer complied with.3. the current too great and the shield can-
not withstand it, cable fires can occur.1. The high impedance one end prevents
equalising currents from flowing
