Anthony R Gabriel

US Patent:

42219248, Sep 9, 1980

Filed:

May 25, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/909384

Inventors:

Anthony P. Gabriel - Staten Island NY
John D. Lawler - Mt. Pleasant Village NJ

Assignee:

General Cable Corporation - Greenwich CT

International Classification:

H02G 1504

US Classification:

174 10

Abstract:

This invention provides relatively simple and inexpensive end seals for protecting the ends of telephone cables that are preconnectorized at the factory or distribution center. These end seals are moisture-proof, able to retain pressure and afford mechanical protection while the preconnectorized cables are carried in inventory and during handling to a place of use in the field.

US Patent:

RE312770, Jun 14, 1983

Filed:

Aug 21, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/295126

Inventors:

Anthony P. Gabriel - Staten Island NY
Jimmy Justiss - Bonham TX

Assignee:

General Cable Corporation

International Classification:

H01B 1106

US Classification:

174 36

Abstract:

Communication cables with cores that have groups of conductor pairs, that carry messages in opposite directions, in the same cable present the problem of crosstalk between the different groups. With the increase in carrier frequency that is used for communication, the crosstalk problem increases, and cables that were acceptable for lower frequency are no longer adequate. This invention provides more efficient shielding; is suitable for higher frequencies; provides a stronger cable structure; and reduces corrosion of the shielding.

US Patent:

41654420, Aug 21, 1979

Filed:

Jun 12, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/914505

Inventors:

Anthony P. Gabriel - Staten Island NY
Jimmy Justiss - Bonham TX

Assignee:

General Cable Corporation - Greenwich CT

International Classification:

H01B 1106

US Classification:

174 36

Abstract:

Communication cables with cores that have groups of conductor pairs, that carry messages in opposite directions, in the same cable present the problem of crosstalk between the different groups. With the increase in carrier frequency that is used for communication, the crosstalk problem increases, and cables that were acceptable for lower frequency are no longer adequate. This invention provides more efficient shielding; is suitable for higher frequencies; provides a stronger cable structure; and reduces corrosion of the shielding.

US Patent:

39683214, Jul 6, 1976

Filed:

Oct 3, 1973

Appl. No.:

5/403016

Inventors:

Jerzy Adam Olszewski - Edison NJ
Anthony P. Gabriel - Staten Island NY

Assignee:

General Cable Corporation - New York NY

International Classification:

H01B 1104

US Classification:

174 36

Abstract:

The telephone communication cable of this specification has a metal shield formed by bending a sheet of metal at one or both edges so that the portions of the sheet that are folded over one another form a shield of double thickness and the shield has one or both of its edges formed by a continuous extent of folded metal instead of a square edge or fluted edge with a burr along the side of the edge toward which the slitting instrument advanced to make the cut. Air spaces are prevented by filling any clearance between the folded areas of the shield with adhesive. The shield is applied as a D-Screen with the edges off the original strip on the curved part of the D-Screen and away from the group of pairs that are shielded by the D-Screen.