cylinder on cable

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Boba said:
On some USB cable there are a cylinder 2" long. What is that for.

There are 2 possibilities:

1. It's a patch for a weak spot in the cable and keeps it from
bursting if too much data bunches up there.

2. It's a filter to block excessive radio frequency interference from
radiating out of the computer.
 

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