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An oscillation face plate that positions the units of multiple unit communications cables to prevent parallelism during stranding and binding is described. The device, developed at Western Electric Co’s Tonawanda plant, reduces crosstalk between units and allows stranding and cabling operations to be combined during the manufacture of exchange area cables. (
An oscillation face plate that positions the units of multiple unit communications cables to prevent parallelism during stranding and binding is described. The device, developed at Western Electric Co’s Tonawanda plant, reduces crosstalk between units and allows stranding and cabling operations to be combined during the manufacture of exchange area cables. (
| Author(s) | Vanderweel, D.J.Western Electric Co IncGillis, R. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(8): 991, 1042-1048 1960, Paper presented at WAI Electric Wire an Cable Regional Meeting, Philadelphia, PA USA |
| Year | 1960 |
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