DIY ilda splitter 1 IN 3 OUT with diagramm

[JRGixxerfreaK1]

Hello All ,


First of all , I hope I post it in the correct section .


I was just wondering is it possible to split the ilda signal into 3 output from a single input source?

the picture is just an idea of what I have , will it work? or will there be signal distortion , weak signal etc...


excuse me of my 6 grade paint skill :P





any suggestion would make me happy



Regards ,

[dave]

This is what i usually do.

Use these IDC connectors to make up quick and dirty adapters:

http://www.amazon.com/DB25-Female-Me.../dp/B007U9XKNS

[JRGixxerfreaK1]

Another new discovery for me :P

Thanks alot for that Dave ! ,

[danielbriggs]

If your input impedances are all high on each signal line of the driver, the above would work fine. If they are not or there is some mismatch then you may notice signal degradation / misbalance.
In the latter case you would need a signal buffer; something like this is designed for exactly that job.
http://shop.stanwaxlaser.co.uk/matil...uffer-48-p.asp

[JRGixxerfreaK1]

If your input impedances are all high on each signal line of the driver, the above would work fine. If they are not or there is some mismatch then you may notice signal degradation / misbalance.
In the latter case you would need a signal buffer; something like this is designed for exactly that job.
http://shop.stanwaxlaser.co.uk/matil...uffer-48-p.asp

Thanks for your info ,

love the items you are selling on your site .

[danielbriggs]

love the items you are selling on your site .

Not mine; full credit goes to Mr. Stanwax for that...