My apologies , i felt the "previous question" ...i stupidly droaned on too much about the ramp signal, which to be honest, requires some considerable time of UCC28070A datasheet analysis...which i thought many people would not have time for......so in this new question, i presented it as a mere "noisy connection question", something that i thought may be more answerable to many. I have to confess that i find a very short question, tends to be more likely answered....but if its placed at the bottom of a number of threads, then it often goes unanswered.
Though Crutshchow has offered a great answer, in the coax, which i think is what i will use now......it is a strange thing i sometimes find....sometimes framing a question, and formally writing it down on the forum, even helps one to answer the question oneself at times.
I always try and make the question title relevant....so that people googling it may get directed to this forum, to increase forum traffic, which i assume is beneficial for the forum owners.
I do feel sorry for many engineers, who are in companies where seniors "hawk watch" the forums, so as to spot fellow employees who are writing to forums...and then they stop them doing it.......on the excuse that its giving away company secrets.....when in fact its more about making sure junior colleagues dont get knowledgable, and remain "junior" to the seniors in knowledge. Ive even worked places where people writing questions about bog standard electronics were accused of giving away company secrets.
And of course, i have worked in many co's who suffered large number of recalled products...and if only someone had written for forum advice, then it would never have happened.
I myself was once summonsed to court for a simple question about an offtheshelf power module. An ex colleague was reprimanded for asking about a chargepoint... which is pretty much a "relay on a PCB"....certainly not some rocket science secret...anyway i digress.