Ok I want to make this cord that converts S-video to RCA composite
Both are analog video signals
The directions look pretty simple
Here is the page
http://www.tkk.fi/Misc/Electronics/circuits/svideo2cvideo.html
However I don't know what wire I should use would a regular 22gage copper wire be ok?
And I don't know how long I can make it so it will still work.
I can figure out how much voltage dropped a wire will have by looking up the ohms per foot for the specfic gage wire.
However I don't know what the exceptable min signal voltage that a TV or other standard device needs it to be at?
Also I am curious what type of wire is under the black insulation of an S-video or RCA cord... ? Is it just copper wire with a specific gage or is it bradded like telephone wire is to reduce crosstalk...etc
Would a cat5 ,or telephone wire be ok to use for the cord???
Thanks for any help
Both are analog video signals
The directions look pretty simple
Here is the page
http://www.tkk.fi/Misc/Electronics/circuits/svideo2cvideo.html
However I don't know what wire I should use would a regular 22gage copper wire be ok?
And I don't know how long I can make it so it will still work.
I can figure out how much voltage dropped a wire will have by looking up the ohms per foot for the specfic gage wire.
However I don't know what the exceptable min signal voltage that a TV or other standard device needs it to be at?
Also I am curious what type of wire is under the black insulation of an S-video or RCA cord... ? Is it just copper wire with a specific gage or is it bradded like telephone wire is to reduce crosstalk...etc
Would a cat5 ,or telephone wire be ok to use for the cord???
Thanks for any help