Under-sea repeater access cable

Details Under-sea repeater access cable Under-sea repeater access cable

1992-05-06

1994-01-11

Picard, Leo P.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Conduits, cables or conductors

Combined

174 70R, 385 76, 385 78, 385 80, 385 87, H02G 1514

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052783588

ABSTRACT:
A repeater access cable contains transmission members enclosed in a protective tube which is in turn covered by a sheath, and which has a free end making a connection to a splice box. The free end is equipped with a coupling fixed on the protective tube stripped of its sheath. The repeater access cable coupling screws onto an entrance of the splice box and is fixed by crimping and gluing that end portion of the coupling which remains outside the splice box onto the protective tube. The connection has application to an optical cable under-sea link.

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