Well, this is what I have  The shield does go through the extension
http://bit.ly/2nV910D

Cheers,
-Neil.


On 4/3/2017 11:47 AM, Van Horn, David wrote:
> Could you add a pin on the connector so your extension cable picks up the=
 shield but the other equipment does not?
>
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Of Neil
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> Subject: [EE] Shielding through extension wires
>
> What's the correct way to shield wires with extensions?  Let's say I have=
 a cable, made of 2 connectors with shielded cable in between. I'd have the=
 shield connected to one of the terminals on each connector, and that gets =
grounded on one side only.  But if I extend the wires with a M-F extension =
cable, is it correct to pass the ground/shield into the extension?  It woul=
d still stay grounded at one side.  Or is there a better way?  FWIW, the co=
nnectors are not shielded... they're regular Hirose DF3 connectors.
>
> Cheers,
> -Neil.
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