Post 12 made on Sunday October 20, 2002 at 01:40 |
Ernie Bornn-Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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THEman, this will make just too much sense when you actually see it written:
a transformer that changes a signal transmission method from balanced to unbalanced, i.e. CAT5 to RG-6, will have two ends: bal = balanced end un = unbalanced end
put the two syllables together, you get balun, which you logically spelled balland.
these are usually non-directional, so you can use the same balun to go from unbalanced to balanced, but it is still called a balun. I guess "unbal" might be confused as an abbreviation for unbalanced.
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