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Unless I'm mistaken, Thunderbolt is fiber optic; if it's fiber optic, it shouldn't be generating any EM or RF interference.
by ascagnel_ 4y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, Thunderbolt is fiber optic; if it's fiber optic, it shouldn't be generating any EM or RF interference.
- SECProto 4y agoThunderbolt uses usb-c connectors, definitely copper not fiber.
- rolleiflex 4y agoWhile optical Thunderbolt cables do exist, they are a niche product. Most Thunderbolt cables in existence is comprised of good old metal wires. https://www.corning.com/optical-cables-by-corning/worldwide/en/products/thunderbolt-optical-cables.html https://www.corning.com/optical-cables-by-corning/worldwide/...
- ascagnel_ 4y agoAh. I was mistaken -- I thought that TB3 requires fiber cables, while USB-C allows for copper.