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A backward accumulative multiplication computing technique is applied to attain optimal design for coaxial cables. Two models were tested to approximate the corrugation. The applications of the more accurate weighed parameter model are discussed. Results of performance tests for model-designed cables are given.
A backward accumulative multiplication computing technique is applied to attain optimal design for coaxial cables. Two models were tested to approximate the corrugation. The applications of the more accurate weighed parameter model are discussed. Results of performance tests for model-designed cables are given.
| Author(s) | McManus, T.K.Northern Electric Co. Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal7(5): 89-93 1974, Paper presented at WAI 43rd Annual Convention, Montreal, Canada |
| Year | 1974 |
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