Structure of a signal transmission line
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Jan 16, 2001
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May 27, 1999
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Nov 20, 1998
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An improved structure of a signal transmission line is formed by a plurality of cables, and the material of the cables is polyamide or nylon. The cables are tightly wound with copper wires with good conductivity. Furthermore, an insulator covers the outer surfaces of the cables and copper wires. The material of the insulator is a nylon elastomer. The signal transmission line has a flat and bendable configuration. Since the material of the cables is polyamide or nylon with high tension-resistance, good flexibility and high heat-tolerance is obtained. Therefore, the signal transmission line is able to serve as a telephone wire or serves to transfer signals between computers or other communication devices.
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