signaalcrosstalk
Signaalcrosstalk, also known as signal crosstalk, is an undesired coupling of electrical signals between adjacent conductors or channels. This leakage causes part of the signal in one path to appear in another, reducing signal integrity, increasing error rates, and complicating demodulation or data recovery.
Crosstalk arises primarily through mutual capacitance and mutual inductance among neighboring conductors, but can also result
Common forms include near-end crosstalk (NEXT), where leakage is detected near the transmitter, and far-end crosstalk
Crosstalk is quantified as the ratio of interfering signal power to original signal power, often expressed
Mitigation strategies include using twisted-pair or differential signaling, shielding, increasing conductor spacing, maintaining controlled impedance, separating
Signaalcrosstalk is a concern in telecommunication cables, Ethernet, high-speed digital designs, and audio/video systems where clean