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Specification of electrical cable

03/29/2007 3:45 AM

i want know the specification of the cable
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Re: Specificiation of electricial cable

03/29/2007 6:25 AM

Specification of what cable???

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03/29/2007 8:45 AM

We need a little more information here.

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Re: Specification of electrical cable

03/29/2007 4:00 PM

There are one or two types of cable available today (well quite a few really). A cable has many parameters (which I believe is what you were after, but I am not going to mention them all here).

Try looking at some cable datasheets from various cable manufactures using the internet.

As a side note do you actually mean cable, wire or conductor (there are big differences between them).

Oh alright here are a few parameters - Voltage, cross sectional area, width and length. How do you find the length of a cable, why it's twice the distance from the middle to either of its two ends.

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