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For a recent project of mine I tried a few different connector types but eventually ended up just using RJ-45 (ie Ethernet) connectors. Relatively cheap pre-mad
by andoma 3y ago
For a recent project of mine I tried a few different connector types but eventually ended up just using RJ-45 (ie Ethernet) connectors. Relatively cheap pre-made cables of almost any length. Twisted pairs also makes it useful for balanced signals. Main downside is the relatively low current rating but that was not a too big of a concern for this application.
- willis936 3y agoI'm doing the same. L-com makes a solid 24 AWG, double shielded, LSZH Cat5E cable that is just about perfect. https://www.l-com.com/ethernet-cat5e-double-shielded-ethernet-cable-24-awg-solid-lszh-industrial-ethernet-patch-cords-gray https://www.l-com.com/ethernet-cat5e-double-shielded-etherne...