Heaviside's communication cable designs
K.D. Mayne
Abstract
K.D. Mayne
Abstract
Oliver Heaviside produced only one patent, which involved two methods of reducing inductive interference between commmunication cables. The first, a concentric form of cable, was anticipated by other workers; but the second, a balanced configuration of conductors subsequently known as ‘quad’, we must conclude, in the absence of any prior disclosure, to have Heaviside as its original inventor
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Oliver Heaviside produced only one patent, which involved two methods of reducing inductive interference between commmunication cables. The first, a concentric form of cable, was anticipated by other workers; but the second, a balanced configuration of conductors subsequently known as ‘quad’, we must conclude, in the absence of any prior disclosure, to have Heaviside as its original inventor
Key concepts: Heaviside step function, Interference (communication), Electrical engineering, Electrical conductor, Engineering, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Mathematics