In Reply to: Resistive Ground posted by Arun Sharma on 08/10/01 at 4:12 PM:
Hello, Arun.
Normally, I'd want grounds to have as little resistance as possible, that is, for the ground foils and planes to have the highest possible conductivity.
However, I did once have an exception to this in a GPIB situation where analog signals were being corrupted by GPIB cable currents. I published this in EDN magazine in the January 18, 1990 issue, on page 184, under the title "Resistor Isolates Grounds".
Later today, I'll make a scan of that item and e-mail it to you.
Good luck.
John Dunn - President
Ambertec, Inc.
ambertec@ieee.org