USB printer cable?

[aent57]

Dear readers

im wondering if you be kind enough to tell me, whats that nodous for?

what called?

what dose that exactly do?

How much it effected on a printing process?

THANKS AND REGARDS FOR YOUR KINDNESS

Abbas

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Ummmm what the heck do you mean by nodous?

[aent57]

Ummmm what the heck do you mean by nodous?

on printer cable's wire its somethings like a 2.5 cm cylinder also with plastic covering, (also i saw it on

LCD cables too ), i heard that it is for NOISE, but i dont know is it right or not and i wana know more, if its possible , please be in detail.

thanks to reply me

Abbas

[SmaugyGrrr]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_bead

[Andromeda43]

Ummmm what the heck do you mean by nodous?

on printer cable's wire its somethings like a 2.5 cm cylinder also with plastic covering, (also i saw it on

LCD cables too ), i heard that it is for NOISE, but i dont know is it right or not and i wana know more, if its possible , please be in detail.

thanks to reply me

Abbas

It's a Ferrite core placed there to stop parasitic signals (electrical noise) from traveling up and down the cable.

Those have been used on various data cables, power supply lines, etc., for more years than I can remember.

It's a GOOD thing. Be glad it's there.

B)

[aent57]

So much thanks SmaugyGrrr, this was the best answer that i got.

also i got after this reply another page that is useful, this the address:

Thank you Andromeda43, your answer helped me, too.

Abbas

Reason for edit: Cleaned up

Edited September 9, 2007 by puntoMX