Feature for orientation of an electrical cable
AssigneeAMP Incorporated
InventorsKeith S. Koegel, Robert E. Beamenderfer, Reuben E. Ney, William D. Miknis
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Abstract
Multiple discrete coax cables 1 comprising: corresponding signal wires 2 and corresponding ground wires 5 within corresponding sheaths 4, the sheaths 4 having external profiles 56 extending along the lengths of corresponding cables 1 constructed for passage through corresponding eyes 64 conforming to the profiles 56, the cables 1 are flexible independently, and wires 2, 5 extend without skew along the corresponding axes of the independently flexible cables 1 for connection to a corresponding housing block 16 of a connector assembly 6.
Claims22
A cable assembly comprising:
- discrete coax cables connected to a corresponding housing block, the discrete coax cables including first portions corresponding to positions of signal wires of the cable, and second portions of different appearance than that of the first portions and corresponding to positions of ground wires of the cables, the cables being independently flexible, and the signal wires and the ground wires extending without skew along corresponding axes of the independently flexible cables to the housing block.
Multiple discrete coax cables comprising:
- corresponding signal wires and corresponding ground wires within corresponding sheaths, and corresponding dielectrics concentrically encircling the corresponding signal wires, corresponding cross sections of the sheaths having corresponding first cross section portions containing corresponding ground wires, and having second cross section portions concentrically encircling corresponding signal wires and joining corresponding first cross section portions, uniform external profiles of the cross sections extending along the lengths of corresponding cables and being constructed for passage through corresponding eyes conforming to the profiles, the cables being in a group, with the cables being flexible independently, and with the first cross section portions and the second cross section portions extending without skew along the corresponding axes of the independently flexible cables for connection to a corresponding housing block.
Multiple discrete coax cables as recited in claim 10, wherein:
- the first cross section portions and the second cross section portions differ in visual appearance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.