Fiber optic cable labeling system and methods of manufacturing the same
AssigneeLiteLinx Broadband Solutions, Inc.
InventorsYishai Amsterdamer, Harshul Garg, Shanmugham Kalaichelvan
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Abstract
A cable has a first end and a second end with the length of the cable being defined therebetween. The cable includes an outer jacket of plurality of internal lines disposed within the outer jacket and a plurality of labels. A plurality of labels are secured at predetermined intervals along the length of the cable. Each label of the plurality of labels includes an electronic tag. Each electronic tag includes information relevant to the cable and is configured to be read by a scanner external to the cable.
Claims15
A cable having a first end and a second end with a length of the cable being defined between the first end and the second end, the cable comprising:
- an outer jacket;
- a plurality of internal lines disposed within the outer jacket;
- and
- a plurality of labels secured at predetermined intervals along the length of the cable, the plurality of labels including a tape disposed within the outer jacket, the tape including a plurality of electronic tags secured to the tape at predetermined intervals along a length of the tape, each electronic tag including information relevant to the cable and configured to be read by a scanner external to the cable.
A cable having a first end and a second end with a length of the cable being defined between the first end and the second end, the cable comprising:
- an outer jacket having an outer surface;
- a plurality of internal lines disposed within the outer jacket;
- and
- a plurality of labels secured at predetermined intervals along the length of the cable, plurality of labels including a tape disposed within the outer jacket, the tape including a plurality of electronic tags secured to the tape at predetermined intervals along a length of the tape, each label of the plurality of labels including visual indicia including information relevant to the cable, each electronic tag configured to be read by a scanner external to the cable, each visual indicia printed on or applied to the outer surface of the outer jacket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.