Cable design with limited color coding

Details Cable design with limited color coding Cable design with limited color coding

1977-03-30

1978-12-05

Truhe, J. V.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Conduits, cables or conductors

Insulated

40316, H01B 736

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041287363

ABSTRACT:
While randomized splicing of twisted conductor pairs within groups in pulp cables is generally desirable to avoid electrical degradation resulting from systematic additions of capacitance unbalances, restoration of such cables, when severed, requires identification of each conductor pair for splicing. A cable design with a restoration color code has been developed which features groups having a manageable number of conductor pairs for identification splicing. Each group comprises several conductor pairs which have unique color combinations and which are precisely arranged in the group so the remaining conductor pairs having repeating color combinations can be identified by position relative to the uniquely colored pairs.

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patent: 3020335 (1962-02-01), Gillis
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Magazine Article from "Bell Laboratories Record", entitled "LOCAP", pp. 220-221, co-authored by the applicant.

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