Cable assembly

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2008-09-12

2010-12-07

Mayo, III, William H (Department: 2831)

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Anti-inductive structures

Conductor transposition

C439S620010, C439S620030

Reexamination Certificate

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07847188

ABSTRACT:
A method of applying a premold to a cable. The cable may have a plurality of shielded pairs, where the shielded pairs have conductors. A premold is applied to the cable, where the shielded pairs are aligned within the premold. A deformable material is wrapped over the premold. A shell is applied over the deformable material. The premold is sufficiently hard so as to protect the conductors from deformation when applying the shell. A portion of the conductors may be deformed before being welded.

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