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Marco Linac
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Search By Triaxial High Voltage Cable

01/06/2014 10:37 AM

Please anybody knows a supplier of triaxial cable for high voltage ?, Below is a picture of the measurements of cable
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01/06/2014 11:02 AM

Search for BELDEN wire and cable.

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01/06/2014 2:12 PM

Go to our sponsor's web site: Search GlobalSpec and type: "Triaxial High Voltage Cable" in the search box.

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01/06/2014 7:22 PM

How high is high?

Given the linac in your user name I'm suspecting you need an x-ray quality cable.

You might try here:

http://www.essex-x-ray.com/hvt_cables.html

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01/07/2014 4:51 AM

Try NKT, Baldens, Ericsson, cables and try stating the correct voltage. This is either medical or video connections by the looks of it. But it is certainly not HV cable, (anything over and above 1kV).
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01/07/2014 7:06 AM

Hi:

Is that part of an Erico "Lightning Protection System"?

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01/07/2014 7:52 AM

Annixter, Belden, TEK

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01/07/2014 1:31 PM

Somewhere on the cable there should be a printed manufacturer and part number.Expose enough of the cable to find this information and it will help a lot.

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01/07/2014 3:36 PM

Not have any information in the body of the cable,this cable is used for connecting a PFN the input of a pulse transformer (9000 VDC pulsed )
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01/07/2014 4:21 PM

Every cable has an embossing on the sheath. It give voltage, type, manufacturer and spec it was made to. (Or is should, if it complies with any standards, which it will). The copper screening is simply earthing and screening for the cable. A simple search on the web will provide you this cable supplier. There are many on the internet. Some provided above.
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01/07/2014 6:57 PM

The print may be worn off or missing, but there may be some impressions left on the cable if viewed in an oblique light.

What is the application of this Pulse Forming Network.Magnetron, HV line simulation,accelerator,etc?Frequency?

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01/07/2014 1:57 PM

If this is a video cable, this link may help:VT12 PPE

Just a guess judging by the photo,looks like 7 strands of #22 in the center,and a #12 AWG overall center gauge.

http://www.gepco.com/products/proav_cable/camera/triax_perm_F.htm

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