Patent classifications
H01B11/04
Methods for manufacturing shield structures for use in communication cables
Methods for forming continuous shields for use in a cable are provided. A first layer of longitudinally extending dielectric material may be provided, and a second layer of longitudinally extending electrically conductive material may be formed on the first layer. At a plurality of spaced locations along a longitudinal direction, respective gaps may be formed through both the first layer and the second layer, and each gap may span partially across a width of the second layer. Additionally, at each of the plurality of spaced locations, the gaps may result in the formation of one or more fusible elements of the electrically conductive material spanning between an adjacent set of longitudinally spaced segments of the electrically conductive material. Each fusible element may provide electrical continuity between the adjacent set of longitudinally spaced segment and may further have a minimum fusing current between 0.001 amperes and 0.500 amperes.
Cables Incorporating Asymmetrical Separators
Cables incorporating a separator positioned between two or more subcomponents are described. A separator may extend in a longitudinal direction and include a body portion having an asymmetrical cross-sectional. Additionally, an outer periphery of the body portion may define a plurality of longitudinally extending channels including a first channel having a first cross-sectional area and a second channel having a second cross-sectional area different than the first cross-sectional area. At least one cavity may optionally extend through the body portion along the longitudinal direction. A first cable subcomponent including first transmission media may be positioned within the first channel, and a second cable subcomponent including second transmission media may be positioned within the second channel. A jacket may be formed around the separator and the subcomponents.
Cables Incorporating Asymmetrical Separators
Cables incorporating a separator positioned between two or more subcomponents are described. A separator may extend in a longitudinal direction and include a body portion having an asymmetrical cross-sectional. Additionally, an outer periphery of the body portion may define a plurality of longitudinally extending channels including a first channel having a first cross-sectional area and a second channel having a second cross-sectional area different than the first cross-sectional area. At least one cavity may optionally extend through the body portion along the longitudinal direction. A first cable subcomponent including first transmission media may be positioned within the first channel, and a second cable subcomponent including second transmission media may be positioned within the second channel. A jacket may be formed around the separator and the subcomponents.
Cable structure
A cable structure includes a tubular body, a main spacer, a first spacer, a first protector, a second protector and a plurality of twisted pairs. The tubular body is disposed in the tubular body. The first spacer is substantially perpendicularly connected to the main spacer in a central position. The first protector and the second protector are disposed at two ends of the main spacer. A first channel is formed by the main spacer, the first protector and the second protector, a second channel is formed by the main spacer, the first protector and the first spacer, and a third channel is formed by the main spacer, the second protector and the first spacer. The twisted pairs are disposed in the first channel, the second channel and the third channel.
Cable with operation unit
A cable with an operation unit having an operation unit provided on a middle of a cable which includes a plurality of core electric wires. The plurality of core electric wires are bundled to form a bundle of electric wires, the bundle of electric wires is divided into two groups, each of which is covered with a coating resin, and the cable includes a separated part at each of front and rear parts of the operation unit by a predetermined length, in which bundles of electric wires of the two groups are separately configured, and an integrated part in which the bundles of electric wires of the two groups are integrated at a part except the separated part. A boundary part between the separated part and the integrated part is covered with a reinforcing member.
COMPOSITE CABLE AND COMPOSITE HARNESS
A composite cable includes a twisted assembly including a pair of first single core wires and first and second multicore wires that are each arranged in one or the other of regions facing each other across a center plane passing through the central axes of the pair of first single core wires, include an electric wire with a solid (non-hollowed) structure including a first or second twisted pair wire formed by twisting a pair of second or third single core wires with a smaller cross-sectional area than the first single core wire and a first or second inner sheath covering the first or second twisted pair wire so as to fill a space between the pair of second or third single core wires, and have an outer diameter that is not less than 70% and not more than 160% of the outer diameter of the first single core wire.
COMPOSITE CABLE AND COMPOSITE HARNESS
A composite cable includes a twisted assembly including a pair of first single core wires and first and second multicore wires that are each arranged in one or the other of regions facing each other across a center plane passing through the central axes of the pair of first single core wires, include an electric wire with a solid (non-hollowed) structure including a first or second twisted pair wire formed by twisting a pair of second or third single core wires with a smaller cross-sectional area than the first single core wire and a first or second inner sheath covering the first or second twisted pair wire so as to fill a space between the pair of second or third single core wires, and have an outer diameter that is not less than 70% and not more than 160% of the outer diameter of the first single core wire.
Composite cable
A composite cable in which noise generated by a ground wire is less likely to intrude signal lines even in the case where the ground wire is combined. The composite cable includes a plurality of wires, a separator which covers the outer circumference of the plurality of wires all together, and a sheath which covers the outer circumference of the separator. The plurality of wires includes a plurality of signal lines, a plurality of power lines, and a ground wire. The ground wire is isolated from the plurality of signal lines with the plurality of power lines interposed therebetween.
CONDUCTIVE WIRE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CONDUCTIVE WIRE
A multi-core power cable for supplying AC power to an electrical device, the multi-core power cable including a plurality of core wires that are non-insulated stranded wires or non-insulated single-core wires; an insulative Y-shaped spacer that includes a center that is a solid portion that is made of an insulative resin and that extends in a longitudinal direction, and three plate-shaped walls that are formed of an insulative resin and that extend outward in a radial direction from the center, and that are provided between the plurality of core wires and isolates the plurality of core wires from each other, the spacer being configured to position the plurality of core wires in a trefoil formation; and an insulative sheath that collectively covers an outside of the plurality of core wires.
CONDUCTIVE WIRE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CONDUCTIVE WIRE
A multi-core power cable for supplying AC power to an electrical device, the multi-core power cable including a plurality of core wires that are non-insulated stranded wires or non-insulated single-core wires; an insulative Y-shaped spacer that includes a center that is a solid portion that is made of an insulative resin and that extends in a longitudinal direction, and three plate-shaped walls that are formed of an insulative resin and that extend outward in a radial direction from the center, and that are provided between the plurality of core wires and isolates the plurality of core wires from each other, the spacer being configured to position the plurality of core wires in a trefoil formation; and an insulative sheath that collectively covers an outside of the plurality of core wires.