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If this is a repeated question, please let me know. I'm a hobbyist electronics person, and ran across symbols on a diagram I didn't recognize. I've attached the image below: 
What I'm trying to figure out is what the different rings around the wires mean. For example, Earphone Pilot has a connection that shows a ring around one of the wires, and then that hits a T connection where all of them have rings around the wires, too. I've been trying to look it up, but I'm having a really hard time finding info. The full diagram is part of the wiring diagram for a Becker Avionics AR620X transceiver, and the diagram is on page 77 of the PDF here: http://www.becker-avionics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/AR620X_IO.pdf
Thanks for the help!
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If this is a repeated question, please let me know. I'm a hobbyist electronics person, and ran across symbols on a diagram I didn't recognize. I've attached the image below:
What I'm trying to figure out is what the different rings around the wires mean. For example, Earphone Pilot has a connection that shows a ring around one of the wires, and then that hits a T connection where all of them have rings around the wires, too. I've been trying to look it up, but I'm having a really hard time finding info. The full diagram is part of the wiring diagram for a Becker Avionics AR620X transceiver, and the diagram is on page 77 of the PDF here: http://www.becker-avionics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/AR620X_IO.pdf
Thanks for the help!
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I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
2
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago
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up vote
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If this is a repeated question, please let me know. I'm a hobbyist electronics person, and ran across symbols on a diagram I didn't recognize. I've attached the image below:
What I'm trying to figure out is what the different rings around the wires mean. For example, Earphone Pilot has a connection that shows a ring around one of the wires, and then that hits a T connection where all of them have rings around the wires, too. I've been trying to look it up, but I'm having a really hard time finding info. The full diagram is part of the wiring diagram for a Becker Avionics AR620X transceiver, and the diagram is on page 77 of the PDF here: http://www.becker-avionics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/AR620X_IO.pdf
Thanks for the help!
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If this is a repeated question, please let me know. I'm a hobbyist electronics person, and ran across symbols on a diagram I didn't recognize. I've attached the image below:
What I'm trying to figure out is what the different rings around the wires mean. For example, Earphone Pilot has a connection that shows a ring around one of the wires, and then that hits a T connection where all of them have rings around the wires, too. I've been trying to look it up, but I'm having a really hard time finding info. The full diagram is part of the wiring diagram for a Becker Avionics AR620X transceiver, and the diagram is on page 77 of the PDF here: http://www.becker-avionics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/AR620X_IO.pdf
Thanks for the help!
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I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
2
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago
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6
I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
2
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago
6
6
I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
2
2
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago
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That's shielded wire. The ring around it is the outer shield around the cable linking the two parts together. The shield also provides the low side of the signal, so it needs to be connected to the ICs as well; it's the other half of the complete circuit. That T connection you mention is just showing that the shields for all the wires are connected together.
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
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Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
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Felthry is correct. Normally this would be either small gauge coax cable or shielded hookup wire. Note that the shields are connected to various terminals, jacks, etc. The shield is not just 'floating' and surrounding the central wire. The note regarding isolation is to prevent noise from getting into the system from the airframe. An example is:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Alpha-Wire/1703-SL005?qs=%252bd%252bj5ZauFZ%252bci10Syv%252bbmA%3D%3D
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That's shielded wire. The ring around it is the outer shield around the cable linking the two parts together. The shield also provides the low side of the signal, so it needs to be connected to the ICs as well; it's the other half of the complete circuit. That T connection you mention is just showing that the shields for all the wires are connected together.
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That's shielded wire. The ring around it is the outer shield around the cable linking the two parts together. The shield also provides the low side of the signal, so it needs to be connected to the ICs as well; it's the other half of the complete circuit. That T connection you mention is just showing that the shields for all the wires are connected together.
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
That's shielded wire. The ring around it is the outer shield around the cable linking the two parts together. The shield also provides the low side of the signal, so it needs to be connected to the ICs as well; it's the other half of the complete circuit. That T connection you mention is just showing that the shields for all the wires are connected together.
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
That's shielded wire. The ring around it is the outer shield around the cable linking the two parts together. The shield also provides the low side of the signal, so it needs to be connected to the ICs as well; it's the other half of the complete circuit. That T connection you mention is just showing that the shields for all the wires are connected together.
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
answered 56 mins ago
Felthry
2,707725
2,707725
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
Awesome, thank you so much for the help!
– johwiltb
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
No problem. This does seem like something that would be hard to search for without knowing the answer.
– Felthry
55 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
Felthry is correct. Normally this would be either small gauge coax cable or shielded hookup wire. Note that the shields are connected to various terminals, jacks, etc. The shield is not just 'floating' and surrounding the central wire. The note regarding isolation is to prevent noise from getting into the system from the airframe. An example is:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Alpha-Wire/1703-SL005?qs=%252bd%252bj5ZauFZ%252bci10Syv%252bbmA%3D%3D
answered 19 mins ago
isdi
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up vote
2
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Felthry is correct. Normally this would be either small gauge coax cable or shielded hookup wire. Note that the shields are connected to various terminals, jacks, etc. The shield is not just 'floating' and surrounding the central wire. The note regarding isolation is to prevent noise from getting into the system from the airframe. An example is:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Alpha-Wire/1703-SL005?qs=%252bd%252bj5ZauFZ%252bci10Syv%252bbmA%3D%3D
answered 19 mins ago
isdi
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up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
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Felthry is correct. Normally this would be either small gauge coax cable or shielded hookup wire. Note that the shields are connected to various terminals, jacks, etc. The shield is not just 'floating' and surrounding the central wire. The note regarding isolation is to prevent noise from getting into the system from the airframe. An example is:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Alpha-Wire/1703-SL005?qs=%252bd%252bj5ZauFZ%252bci10Syv%252bbmA%3D%3D
answered 19 mins ago
isdi
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Felthry is correct. Normally this would be either small gauge coax cable or shielded hookup wire. Note that the shields are connected to various terminals, jacks, etc. The shield is not just 'floating' and surrounding the central wire. The note regarding isolation is to prevent noise from getting into the system from the airframe. An example is:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Alpha-Wire/1703-SL005?qs=%252bd%252bj5ZauFZ%252bci10Syv%252bbmA%3D%3D
answered 19 mins ago
isdi
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6
I'm pretty sure it's shielded wire.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
Gotcha, so it doesn't have anything to do with actual wiring, just type of wire? I'm just trying to understand what I do with one wire connecting to the ring that circles another wire
– johwiltb
1 hour ago
That wire is connected to the shield around the other wire, then.
– Felthry
1 hour ago
2
@isdi: That's an answer, not a comment! Post it with pride.
– TimWescott
55 mins ago
Done! Didn't realize I hit the comment button, links don't work in those btw, hence the silly look at the end.
– isdi
18 mins ago