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#160653 - I might suggest that you consider... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
you may want to consider an interface that uses an FSK modulated sine wave put onto the wire some 10's KHz level signalling frequency. I worked on at least one system that would operate half duplex over some field wiring at a net data rate of about 600 baud and was capable of going several km. Surely that could be adapted out to 10km. With transformer coupling into and out of the wire and an amplifier to recover the received signal it is quite possible to make a system with a high number of dB between the transmit signal level and the receive signal level.
Power down the wire is an other consideration that will relate closely to the DC resistance of the wire loop over 10km (20 km loop path). Michael Karas |
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