transmission cable

The system is an add-on, so the transmission cable isn't buried in the wall.

That does not include damage to underground transmission cables, switching systems and transformers.

With each stop tab and key being wired, the transmission cable could easily contain several hundred wires.

The characteristics of a system component that determines the type of transmission cable to be used.

The European grid consists mainly of shorter transmission cables, which are less vulnerable to damage.

Another common practice is to bundle many fiber optic strands within long-distance power transmission cable.

Later in the morning, two more explosions severed a power transmission cable in two places.

Transmission cables from offshore to onshore electrical substations were installed in 2010-2011.

The electricity in transmission cables travels through thick aluminum strands that are twisted together like rope.

Pittsburgh-based Cable Design makes electronic data transmission cables.

Back then, the city plunged into darkness after lightning struck major transmission cables carrying power to the city from upstate.

Submarine power cables are major transmission cables for carrying electric power below the surface of the water.

In some applications such as aerial electric power transmission cables, thickness is an advantage and copper is rarely used.

Cable compounds are materials used to prevent the ingress of moisture into telecommunication and power transmission cables.

The system has three static inverters at each terminal, and three pairs of bipolar transmission cables.

The weight of the ensemble was counterbalanced by the tug of transmission cables snaking up into the ceiling.

The project is dependent of construction of a transmission cable between Shetland and the mainland Scotland.

Seems the MBN's outgoing transmission cable was destroyed in that blast.

To avoid electrochemical corrosion, the ground electrodes of such systems are situated apart from the converter stations and not near the transmission cable.

Superconducting wires could find uses in power transmission cables, efficient electric motors and magnets for magnetic resonance imaging machines.

The roadways would actually include three tunnels which could also carry rail traffic, a water transmission line, high-voltage transmission cables and other uses.

Similarly, the term national grid is something of an anachronism in many parts of the world, as transmission cables now frequently cross national boundaries.

Cable ducts were placed beneath the busway during the construction in 2005, to provide for the future installation of electricity transmission cables.

Would the signal be compromised because of the distance the transmission cables have to travel from the central building core to the antennas at the tower's edge?

With supplies so tight, one or two serious problems - the failure of a power plant or a major transmission cable - could easily cascade into blackouts.