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Armored CableArmored cable is one or more transmission lines (such as copper wire, coax, or optical fibers) that are covered in a sheathed or coated protective outer jacket. The armor protects the cable from accidental or intentional bending or cutting of the inner cable. Armored cable may be used in burried cable or where cables are exposed to stressful environmental conditions. An example of an armored cable is a stainless steel handset cord that is used on public telephones. The steel armor protects the cable from excessive wear from usage and vandalism.
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Fiber Optic Basics Book
This book covers the fundamentals of fiber optic communication systems and how they are installed. It starts with the optical principles, describes optical network equipment and components, how to install optical cable, identifies the basic processes for splicing fiber and attaching optical connectors and provides an overview of optical testing. $34.99 Printed, $29.99 eBook |
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