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David Keller

Randie Yoder

Rakesh Sambaraju

Dan Rouse

Norman Andrew Punch, Jr

Pritesh Majmundar

Frédéric Jean

Frederic Jean

Robert Kindt

Michael Laudenslager

A cable is provided for detecting tampering thereof. The cable has at least one copper signal cable, a binder, an inner jacket, an armor, and at least one optical fiber sensor element, disposed within the cable. The at least one optical fiber sensor element is configured attenuate under stress to the cable, sufficient to detect a breach or tapping of the copper signal cable therein.

Cable with fiber optic sensor elements

A cable is provided for detecting tampering thereof. The cable has at least two copper signal cables, at least one hollow buffer tubes located abutting the two copper signal cables, an inner jacket, an armor, and at least one loose tube optical fiber sensor element disposed within the cable in a configuration that subjects the optical fiber sensor to external conditions. The at least one loose tube optical fiber sensor element is located between and abutting at least one of the copper signal cables and the at least one adjacent hollow buffer tube. The at least one loose tube optical fiber sensor element is configured attenuate under changes in the external conditions.

A cable has at least a first layer of twisted pairs, having a combination of unshielded twisted pairs, and shielded twisted pairs as well as a second layer of twisted pairs, also having a combination of unshielded twisted pairs, and shielded twisted pairs.

LAN cable and method for making the same

An unshielded twisted pair cable includes a plurality of unshielded twisted pairs, a filament helically wound around the plurality of unshielded twisted pairs and a jacket encasing the plurality of unshielded twisted pairs and the filament. A gap, between the jacket and the plurality of unshielded twisted pairs, is formed by and is substantially the same thickness as the thickness of the filament.

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