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coaxial cable
with | continuous
| spiral
| sheath
| coaxial cable | |
| gen. | câble coaxial |
| astr. | ligne coaxiale |
| commun. el. | câble concentrique |
| comp., MS | câble coaxial |
| continuous | |
| gen. | permanent |
| comp. | continuel |
| econ. met. | continu |
| el.tract. | grandeur en régime continu |
| spiral | |
| transp. avia. | spirale |
| sheath | |
| earth.sc. | couche |
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| câble coaxial | |||
| ligne coaxiale | |||
| câble concentrique | |||
| câble coaxial (A round, flexible, two-conductor cable consisting of - from the center outwards - a copper wire, a layer of protective insulation, a braided metal mesh sleeve, and an outer shield, or jacket of PVC or fire-resistant material. The shield prevents signals transmitted on the center wire from affecting nearby components and prevents external interference from affecting the signal carried on the center wire. Coaxial cable is widely used in networks. It is the same type of wiring as that used for cable television) | |||
| coax m | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| Composed of an insulated wire that runs through the middle of each cable, a second wire that surrounds the insulation of the inner wire like a sheath, and the outer insulation which wraps the second wire (Has a greater transmission capacity than standard twisted-pair cables, but has a limited range of effective distance) | |||
| coaxial cable: 18 phrases in 5 subjects |
| Coal | 5 |
| Communications | 6 |
| Electronics | 3 |
| General | 1 |
| Information technology | 3 |