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US 2021/0241941 A1Published application
Communication cables
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsMatthew G Lopez, Brian R Jung, Mary Lutz
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Abstract
In an example, a communication cable may include a first conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath, and a second conductive cable, also wrapped in a conductive sheath. Further, the communication cable may also include a breakable adhesive bonding the fabric sheath of the first conductive cable to the fabric sheath of the second conductive cable.
Claims15
A communication cable, comprising:
- a first conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath;
- a second conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath;
- and
- a breakable adhesive bonding the fabric sheath of the first conductive cable to the fabric sheath of the second conductive cable.
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A communication cable, comprising:
- a first conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath and having a first end and a second end, opposite the first end;
- a second conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath and having a first end and a second end, opposite the first end;
- a combined connector communicatively engaged with the first ends of the first and second conductive cables;
- a first separate connector communicatively engaged with the second end of the first conductive cable;
- a second separate connector communicatively engaged with the second end of the second conductive cable;
- and
- a breakable adhesive bonding the fabric sheath of the first conductive cable to the fabric sheath of the second conductive cable.
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A method of fabricating a communication cable, comprising:
- providing a first conductive cable and a second conductive cable aligned with the first conductive cable, each of the first and second conductive cables having a fabric sheath;
- and
- depositing an array of adhesive drops along a length of the first and second conductive cables, bonding the fabric sheaths of the first and second conductive cables to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.