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It is better not to use Vss as a reference, but rather to consider Vss as a safety barrier between Vdd and the Vss on your data lines. Read more here. EDIT3: Further edit following this comment: You should realize, however, that for a serial connection with 2 lines, you are in a bit of a quandary. Assuming your Vss of the data lines is the lowest voltage 1d6a3396d6 Tx Line Calculator With Registration Code For Windows [Latest] Calculates the *Line Current*, *Transmitted Power*, and *Line Resistance* of a coaxial cable. The *Line Resistance* is then used to calculate the *Inductance* and *Capacitance*. The *Line Current* is then used to calculate the *Line Resistance*, *Transmitted Power*, and *Line Resistance*. Version History Changelog for v0.2 (30-Jun-2006) Revision 0.2 (30-Jun-2006) Added calculation of *Line Resistance*, *Transmitted Power*, and *Line Resistance* of a coaxial cable. 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One line calculator formula is used for calculating a single parameter of coaxial cable, the other for calculating the parameters of a parallel line. The calculator allows you to choose any of the following cable parameters: Channels: cables length. Inductance: coaxial, ie for full wave rectifier circuits. Loop resistance: Coaxial, ie for full wave rectifier circuits. Coupling factor: Cables, ie for full wave rectifier circuits. Distance: Coaxial, ie for full wave rectifier circuits. Length: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Wire diameter: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Rating: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Inductance: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Coupling factor: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Distance: Paralell, ie for parallel line calculation. Line resistance: Coaxial, ie for full wave rectifier circuits. In a few clicks you can calculate a cable parameter. 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