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Omitting R32-R35 when using Buffallo II - shouldn´t I cut the traces as well? (HF-Noise)
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...Because I will use the Buffalo-Ivy combo in a CD-Player, so probably a noisy environment... And traces "sticking out" of the circuitry (like the ones between the current inputs and resistors R32-R35) might work as antennsa, don´t they? All the best, nak Edited by user Wednesday, August 18, 2010 3:08:19 AM(UTC)
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No, I would not definitely not. They are over a ground plane. Still you can do what you like. If your CD player is emitting that much EMI you have far deeper issues. Fix it at the source.
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