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Since it's fairly common to run AES3 on CAT5 cable and use RJ45
connectors, the next step is to consider the use of Ethernet magnetics for
AES3. Both are 110 ohm balanced, so we look ok there. Ethernet certainly
uses higher frequencies than AES3, so we're ok there. But, the
transformers may not have the required low frequency response and may
suffer core saturation with the 10Vpp AES3 signal. So, has anyone done
this? Are there any published notes on this?

THANKS!

Harold



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