Wave transmission lines and networks – Attenuators
Patent
1973-12-27
1976-08-17
Corbin, John K.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Attenuators
333 1, 333 84R, H01Q 1320, H01P 302
Patent
active
039757005
ABSTRACT:
A radio-frequency signaling cable comprising a center conductor, dielectric means disposed about the center conductor, and a conductive sheath disposed about the conductor and dielectric means. An inductive signaling conductor is spaced-apart from the sheath by second dielectric means in a fixed spaced position to establish a predetermined characteristic impedance of an inductive signaling transmission line which is formed by the inductive-signaling conductor and the sheath. An insulating jacket encapsulates all of the conductors and dielectric means.
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Bazerman Steven H.
Carrier Communications, Inc.
Corbin John K.
Punter Wm. H.
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