Electricity: conductors and insulators – With fluids or vacuum – Insulators
Patent
1997-10-28
2000-07-25
Reichard, Dean A.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
With fluids or vacuum
Insulators
174151, 174117F, 333246, H01B 1726
Patent
active
060938862
ABSTRACT:
A vacuum-tight cable feedthrough device includes a metallic first flange that is penetrated by a slot. Passing through the slot is a flat stripline cable that includes a plurality of conductive signal channels encompassed by a dielectric material on whose upper and lower surfaces is disposed a conductive material including a ground. The stripline cable is sealed within the slot to provide a substantially vacuum-tight seal between the cable and the first flange. In a preferred embodiment, the cable feedthrough device includes a plurality, at least 16, of stripline cables. In a further preferred embodiment, the device includes a second flange and a bellows sealably connecting the first and second flanges, thereby providing a substantially vacuum-tight, flexible housing for the plurality of cables.
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Bazizi Kamel Abdel
Haelen Thomas Eugene
Lobkowicz Frederick
Slattery Paul Francis
Patel Dhiru R
Reichard Dean A.
University of Rochester
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