Times Microwave Systems, Inc., Division of Smiths Aerospace, Incorporated

Times Microwave Systems, Inc.

Kevin Moyher

Robert C Srubas

Robert D Perelman

Wei Wang

Jun Zhang

Xin Fu

Tao Duan

Jason Zhu

Yunchuan Zhu

Raymond Allard

Paul Merola

Tai Qui

A device for electrically grounding bundled cables includes a first half component having an outer surface portion and an abutting surface portion, and a second half component having an outer surface portion and an abutting surface portion. The outer surface portion of the first half component and the outer surface portion of the second half component each define at least one groove longitudinally extending therealong for accommodating one of a plurality of cables held closely together in a bundled configuration. The abutting surface portion of the first half component and the abutting surface portion of the second half component are configured for engaging and cooperating with one another to form a grounding structure.

Grounding device for bundled cables

A flexible coaxial cable includes an inner conductor, and a dielectric layer generally surrounding the inner conductor. A tape outer conductor generally surrounds the dielectric layer, and does not underlie another electrically conductive layer such as a braided wire layer. The tape outer conductor may include a surface defining a plurality of indentations for minimizing damage to the tape outer conductor resulting from repeated flexing of the cable, and may define a plurality of apertures to enable generation of radiating waves during signal excitation of the cable.

Coaxial cable with flat outer conductor

A flexible coaxial cable includes an inner conductor, and a dielectric layer generally surrounding the inner conductor. A tape outer conductor generally surrounds the dielectric layer, and does not underlie another electrically conductive layer such as a braided wire layer. The tape outer conductor includes a surface defining a plurality of indentations for minimizing damage to the tape outer conductor resulting from repeated flexing of the cable. The cable may include an insulating jacket generally surrounding the tape outer conductor.

Coaxial cable with tape outer conductor defining a plurality of indentations

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