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Hobel stripper for shielded and unshielded flat conductor cable

Stripping tool exposes an area of shield for grounding purposes without removing an area of insulation between terminated shield and exposed conductors. Tool does not require heated blade and is capable of removing small portions of material at a time, to any depth.

Angele, W.↗

Cable insulation cut-through tester

Device accurately measures cut-through load within specified time or time when cut-through occurs at specific load. Tests are performed at ambient conditions or in an environmental chamber.

Campbell, E. C.↗

Electronic packaging and cabling

Testing electrical, mechanical, and handling properties and environmental characteristics of small gage electrical wire for interplanetary spacecraft

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Flammability control for electrical cables and connectors

Technique of covering fire-hazardous sections of electrical wiring with fireproof materials prevents fires from spreading in oxygen-enriched atmospheres and eliminates use of heavy metal enclosures. Materials used to cover potting on connectors and ground terminals are made from Teflon-coated Beta cloth and Fluorel, a nonflammable fully-saturated polymer.

Wick, W. O.↗

Probes for measuring noise current in an electronic cable

Electromagnetic interference in deep-space network receiver is often caused by stray coupling from power lines. These stray signals create potential differences between ground terminals, which leads to excessive noise in receiver circuits. Pair of probes detect and measure noise currents in conductors.

Lundy, C. C.↗

CMOS-compatible tristate cable driver

Device provides noise immunity, draws zero standby power, and improves performance where same bus connects several pieces of CMOS equipment.

Pryor, R. L.↗

Testing flat-conductor cable

Report describes characteristics of type of FCC which consists of three AWG No. 12 flat copper conductors laminated between two films of polyethylene terephthalate (Mylar) insulation with self-extinguishing polyester adhesive.

Loggins, R. W.↗

Surface mounted flat-conductor cable

Report presents drawbacks and advantages of FCC for home wiring. Two types of surface-wiring schemes are considered: snap-on baseboard and extendable baseboard. Both types lower installation cost and time.

Hankins, J. D.↗

Flat-conductor cable baseboard

Report presents procedures and results of test of FCC baseboard system developed for use in commerical and residential applications. Mechanical, electrical, chemical, environmental, thermal, and analytical tests subjected system to conditions of greater severity than would be encountered in normal service; system withstood tests favorably.

Hankins, J. D.↗

Connector with cable-to-chassis strain relief

Electronic connector adapted from readily available components simplifies electronic packaging and interconnection wiring in assemblies that consist of several identical printed-wiring boards.

Tuskind, K. W.↗

Simpler cabling and power link for remote readouts

Display power and segment data are multiplexed over same coaxial line. Thus, only one wire and return lead are needed, and single power supply at central location can service all remote displays.

Perry, J. C.↗

Some heat transfer and hydrodynamic problems associated with superconducting cables (SPTL)

To study some effects of thermogravitation on (CIIK-SPTL) systems, a heated tube experiment was set up at Krzhizhanovsky Power Engineering Institute Moscow, U.S.S.R. Heat transfer data were taken with fluid helium flowing through a 2.85 m, 19 mm diameter uniformly heated horizontal tube. Temperatures were measured on the top and bottom of the tube at six axial locations with three other circumferential measurements made at (X/L) =57. Typical temperature profiles show significant variations both axially and circumferentially. The data are grouped using reduced Nusselt number (NuR) and the bulk expansion parameter for each axial location. The average data for 0.26 less than or equal to X/L less than or equal to 0.76 follow a power law relation with the average expansion parameter. System instabilities are noted and discussed. Future work including heat transfer in coaxial cylinders is discussed.

Hendricks, R. C.↗

Stripping the Sheath From Stranded Cables

Device similar to tubing cutter removes tough plastic cover. Insulation stripper is 3 in. (7.6 cm) long and 1.5 (3.8 cm) in diameter. Two rollers are small-diameter bearings. Cutter blade journaled for rotation between pair of similar bearings. Bearings either pin or ball types of suitable dimensions.

Prisk, A. L.↗

Tension waves in tethered satellite cables

A one-degree-of-freedom simulation of the Tethered Satellite System (TSS) was programmed using a distributed system model of the tether based on the one-dimensional wave equation. This model represents the time varying tension profile along the tether as the sum of two traveling waves of tension moving in opposite directions. A control loop was devised which combines a deployment rate command with the measured tension at the deployer to produce a smooth, stable rate of deployment of the subsatellite. Simulation results show a buildup of periodic bursts of high frequency oscillation in tension. This report covers the mathematical modelling and simulation results and explains the reason for the observed oscillations. The design of a possible vibration damping device is discussed.

Lallman, F. J.↗

PCACE-Personal-Computer-Aided Cabling Engineering

PCACE computer program developed to provide inexpensive, interactive system for learning and using engineering approach to interconnection systems. Basically database system that stores information as files of individual connectors and handles wiring information in circuit groups stored as records. Directly emulates typical manual engineering methods of handling data, thus making interface between user and program very natural. Apple version written in P-Code Pascal and IBM PC version of PCACE written in TURBO Pascal 3.0

Billitti, Joseph W.↗