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Developments in coaxial cable design are reported. The utilization of irradiated modified cellular and solid polyolefin compositions in coaxial cable applications is described; improvements in some properties are achieved. Radiation processing, foam dielectrics, irradiated jacket compounds, the outer conductor, specifications, center conductor enlargement, attenuation reduction, capacitance reduction, radiation resistance, cable size, and cable weight are discussed.
Developments in coaxial cable design are reported. The utilization of irradiated modified cellular and solid polyolefin compositions in coaxial cable applications is described; improvements in some properties are achieved. Radiation processing, foam dielectrics, irradiated jacket compounds, the outer conductor, specifications, center conductor enlargement, attenuation reduction, capacitance reduction, radiation resistance, cable size, and cable weight are discussed.
| Author(s) | Lanza, V.L., Raychem Corp. Halperin, R.M., Wallace, P.W. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products37(2): 204-207, 265 |
| Year | 1962 |
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