gokulkrish2
Electrical
Hi All,
We have a coaxial copper cable used to communication and interlocks running parallel to a 13.8KV power cable at a distance of 1/2 ft in between them.
Problem our process engineers are telling is that they have a lot of noise and sometimes that trips the circuit.
My question for you guys is:
1. Would that power cable be able to induce significant noise inside that co axial cable? If it can then what is the minimum distance we should have in between them in order to get rid of the bad signals?
2. Is there a way i can shield the coaxial cable to be insulated from the inductance of the power cable.
Any suggestion on this matter would be appriciated.
I am not very familiar with communications so any literature to read about would also help me.
Thanks all
gokul
We have a coaxial copper cable used to communication and interlocks running parallel to a 13.8KV power cable at a distance of 1/2 ft in between them.
Problem our process engineers are telling is that they have a lot of noise and sometimes that trips the circuit.
My question for you guys is:
1. Would that power cable be able to induce significant noise inside that co axial cable? If it can then what is the minimum distance we should have in between them in order to get rid of the bad signals?
2. Is there a way i can shield the coaxial cable to be insulated from the inductance of the power cable.
Any suggestion on this matter would be appriciated.
I am not very familiar with communications so any literature to read about would also help me.
Thanks all
gokul