Lucent Technologies Inc.

Avaya Technology LLC

Daryle Pat Donner

David R Hawkins

Stephen Taylor Zerbs

Harold Wayne Friesen

Richard D Beggs

Robert Henry Jackson, Jr

A cabling media which is suitable for high performance data transmission includes a plurality of insulated metallic conductor-pairs, each pair including two plastic insulated metallic conductors which are twisted together. More specifically, the introduction of a periodic rotation along the length of each insulated conductor essentially acts to cancel out a large number of the adverse effects which may result due to a lack of conductor concentricity and/or dielectric eccentricity.

Local area network cabling arrangement having improved capacitance unbalance and structural return loss

A local area network cable capable of high speed signal transmission has a plurality of twisted pairs of conductors enclosed within a jacket. Each of the twisted pairs has a different twist frequency than any of the other pairs, and at least one of the pairs has a direction of twist that is different from the other twisted pairs, that is, it may have a right hand twist where the other pairs have a left hand twist. In a four pair cable, two of the pairs, of different twist frequency, have imparted thereto a right hand twist, and two of the pairs have a left hand twist.

High speed transmission local area network cable

An electrical cable is disclosed in which at least two pairs of insulated conductors are bound by a substantially circular jacket. The conductors in one of the pairs are twisted or rotated about one another in a spiral pattern at a frequency corresponding to a first twist lay or length. The conductors in a second pair are also twisted about one another at a frequency corresponding to a second twist lay. Finally, the two pairs of conductors are stranded about one another at a frequency corresponding to a strand lay. The substantially circular jacket resists the tendency to jam cable processing machines (e.g., a connectorization machine) when being dispensed from a pay-off reel, which is a common problem in prior art patch cord designs. As a result, the cable reduces manufacturing costs. In addition, the cable provides improved electrical performance, as measured by several performance standards, over prior art cable designs.

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