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The use of ultrasonic welding in the telecommunications field for producing structurally reliable, current-carrying joints is discussed. Topics include characteristics of ultrasonic welding, properties and metallography of the weld, welding systems, advantages in telecommunications hardware, difficult-to-weld metals, surface cleaning, base metal properties, wire splicing, multiple-wire welded connections, cable shield joining, and modular phone plugs.
The use of ultrasonic welding in the telecommunications field for producing structurally reliable, current-carrying joints is discussed. Topics include characteristics of ultrasonic welding, properties and metallography of the weld, welding systems, advantages in telecommunications hardware, difficult-to-weld metals, surface cleaning, base metal properties, wire splicing, multiple-wire welded connections, cable shield joining, and modular phone plugs.
| Author(s) | Shumaker, C.A., Jr.Superior Continental Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal9(7): 52-57 1976, Paper presented at WAI 45th Annual Convention, Washington, DC USA |
| Year | 1976 |
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