The typical solution to this problem was to wrap the area in a sheet of copper, or more rarely, place a copper conductor down the center.
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Wires can act as primitive microphones when they are vibrated : The shaking generates friction between the copper conductor and the insulation, which produces a current.
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These included vertical stacking of computer chips and chip-to-chip interconnect technology that used copper conductors and polyimide insulation that allowed for extremely dense packing of signal wiring.
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The Edison DC system needed thick copper conductor cables, and the generating plants needed to be within about of the farthest customer to avoid excessively large and expensive conductors.
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The addition of barrier metals on all four sides of the copper conductor significantly reduces the cross-sectional area of the conductor that is composed of pure, low resistance, copper.
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It consists of a 92.9 kilometers long cable with a single copper conductor of 800 mm 2 cross section, from which 92 kilometres are submarine and 0.9 kilometres underground.
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The common way to effectively bond different metallic surfaces of enclosures, electrical equipment, pipes, tubes or structures together is with a copper conductor, rated lugs and appropriate bolts, fasteners or screws.
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The company s capital increased reach 8 million USD and new machinery was added to increase capacity to approximately 3, 000 tons of aluminum conductors and 3, 000 tons of copper conductors.
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The relative motion of the magnets and the copper conductor create magnetic fields that actually hold up the metal bar ( if it kept spinning it would stay up a lot longer ).
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It consists of a 98 kilometers long cable with a single copper conductor of 800 mm 2 cross section . 92 kilometres of this cable are laid in the sea and 6 kilometres underground on land.
