Low inductance transmission cable for low frequencies
OwnerDwight L. Fitzmauriceinventor
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Abstract
In a transmission cable for low frequencies, first and second elongate transmission lines disposed in generally parallel alignment in close proximity to each other, each transmission line having an inner conductor and a coaxial outer conductor and insulating material disposed between the inner conductor and the coaxial outer conductor, and a jacket of insulating material covering said coaxial outer conductor, said outer coaxial conductor serving as a shield and means for grounding one end of each of the shields.
Claims23
In a reactance controlled transmission cable for low frequencies, first and second elongate transmission lines disposed in generally parallel alignment in close proximity to each other, each transmission line having an inner conductor and a coaxial outer conductor and a coaxial insulator formed of insulating material disposed between the inner conductor and the coaxial outer conductor and having a radial thickness selected to provide a controlled inductive field and a jacket of insulating material covering said coaxial outer conductor, said outer coaxial conductor serving as a shield and means for grounding only one end of each of the shields of the first and second elongate transmission lines.
In a transmission cable for low frequencies, first and second elongate transmission lines disposed in generally parallel alignment in close proximity to each other, each transmission line having an inner conductor and a coaxial outer conductor and insulating material disposed between the inner conductor and the coaxial outer conductor and a jacket of insulating material covering said coaxial outer conductor, said outer coaxial conductor serving as a shield and means for grounding one end of each of the shields, the inner conductor being formed of a plurality of strands of copper having a purity of 99.97% or better.
In a transmission line, a centrally disposed insulating core member, a plurality of conductor wires arranged side by side and arranged in a circle around the insulating member and an additional insulating coaxial member overlying the circle of conductor wires, an outer coaxial conductive sheath disposed on the additional insulating coaxial member and a jacket of insulating material disposed over the outer coaxial conductive sheath.
In a transmission line, a centrally disposed insulating core member, a plurality of conductor wires arranged side by side and arranged in a circle around the insulating member and an additional insulating core member overlying the wire conductors, an outer coaxial conductive sheath disposed on the additional insulator and a jacket of insulating material disposed over the conductive sheath, said wire conductors being formed of a high purity copper having a purity of 99.97% or better.
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