Basebandtermin
Basebandtermin, often rendered in English as baseband termination, is the practice of terminating a baseband transmission line at its far end to minimize signal reflections and preserve signal integrity. In baseband signaling, where data modulates a signal occupying a broad frequency range from near DC upward, improper termination can cause reflections, overshoot, and timing errors. Termination is typically achieved by presenting the line with a resistor network that matches the line’s characteristic impedance.
Common methods include end termination using a resistor equal to the line’s characteristic impedance (parallel termination)
Applications of baseband termination include baseband video and audio cabling, older coaxial baseband networks such as
Design considerations include choosing the proper impedance (often 50, 75, or 100 ohms, depending on the cable),