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Solutions to problems encountered during extrusion of cellular polyethylene in coaxial cables are discussed. Problems of structural return loss (SRL), poor adhesion, poor roundness, high attenuation, poor or non-uniform cell structure, excessive die drool, and spark failure are considered.
Solutions to problems encountered during extrusion of cellular polyethylene in coaxial cables are discussed. Problems of structural return loss (SRL), poor adhesion, poor roundness, high attenuation, poor or non-uniform cell structure, excessive die drool, and spark failure are considered.
| Author(s) | Boysen, R.L.Union Carbide Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal5(1): 51-56 1972, Paper presented at WAI Electrical Nonferrous Divisional Meeting, Dallas, TX USA |
| Year | 1972 |
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