← Back to context Comment by XorNot 4 years ago You also need to ground it (you should be doing this anyway for electrical safety). 2 comments XorNot Reply transpute 4 years ago Should there be a resistor (100K? 1M?) on the connection between shield and ground? XorNot 4 years ago I am not an electrical engineer, but AFAIK no. You want your ground path to be the favored path, rather then say, a sweaty human hand if there's a short.
transpute 4 years ago Should there be a resistor (100K? 1M?) on the connection between shield and ground? XorNot 4 years ago I am not an electrical engineer, but AFAIK no. You want your ground path to be the favored path, rather then say, a sweaty human hand if there's a short.
XorNot 4 years ago I am not an electrical engineer, but AFAIK no. You want your ground path to be the favored path, rather then say, a sweaty human hand if there's a short.
Should there be a resistor (100K? 1M?) on the connection between shield and ground?
I am not an electrical engineer, but AFAIK no. You want your ground path to be the favored path, rather then say, a sweaty human hand if there's a short.