ethernet cable shielding?

[asdf1000]

12 hours ago, plissken said:

Ethernet cables are balanced common mode noise rejection. Any noise is going to couple across the pairs that are 180 degree out of phase and thus they will cancel out.

 

Siemons published a paper called the antenna myth and they do a good job explaining how noise immune balanced cabling that is Ethernet is.

 

So UTP ethernet cables don't radiate any RF/EMI?

 

Also asking @Miska

[asdf1000]

2 minutes ago, plissken said:

That's not what you were asking in your original post.

 

Original post is not mine... 

 

I was asking a general technical query, perhaps not related to the discussion above.

 

But still - so UTP cables do radiate RF/EMI ? Or don't ?

 

 

[asdf1000]

5 minutes ago, plissken said:

 

Any thing that transmits will radiate something.

 

For cables around (potentially) sensitive analogue audio gear, Blue Jeans Cable Cat 6A stuff (Belden) has the 'floating' shield. So you get a shield and no ground loops.

 

Might be a good option to consider?