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Hi
I would use a USB connector and cable. These contain two (possibly three) twisted pair with a shield around them. They are controlled to 93 ohms differential impedance, and do not have significant reflections below 1 Ghz when terminated properly. They are cheap and plentiful, and available in a variety of sizes for PCB mount. Mouser sells a good assortment--I usually go for the 'B' size for PCBs. I use these for an RF differential probe I designed, with good results. There are also lines of shielded telephone connectors and cable available. For a 1 Mhz clock these would do well, and do not have as low an impedance, which might be easier for your 485 drivers to work into. Regards, Glenn |
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