The currents induced in the terminations of a twisted-pair cable are obtained for a plane-wave electromagnetic-field. Various termination configurations are considered and comparisons are made with the corresponding results for untwisted pairs. In special cases, the twisted cable may have a larger induced signal than the untwisted. Under various common restrictions, the induced signal is inversely proportional to either 1) the square of the number of turns or 2) the number of turns.
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Taylor et al. (1980) studied this question.
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