CATV System Grounding Techniques (1974)

By Robert A. Brooks, Telcom Engineering, Inc.

Grounding and bonding are important to CATV operators for the protection of personnel and plant from accidental power line contact and lightning strikes. The increasing complexity of CATV systems and a growing use of buried plant, with its special susceptibility to lightning damage, should stimulate operators to analyze grounding and bonding needs beyond those historically established in joint-use and utilities codes requirements. The important aspects of these special grounding techniques are described in this paper.

By clicking the "Download Paper" button, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions.

Similar Papers

CATV System Grounding Techniques
By Robert A. Brooks, Telcom Engineering, Inc.
1974
The New Explosion of Social Engineering: Defensive Techniques to Manage the Risk
By Abdul Saleem, Comcast India Engineering Center; Poornasakthi Sivaraman, Comcast India Engineering Center
2023
CATV Headend Engineering
By Steven I. Biro, George C. Kanen, Philip D. Hamlin, Patrick R. J. Court, Floyd O. Vincent, B.R. Carter
1969
CATV Application Of Feedforward Techniques
By Bert Henscheid and Patrick J. Birney, THETA-COM CATV
1977
Techniques For Improving Continuity Of Service In A CATV Distribution System
By John Dahlquist, Jerrold Division General Instrument Corporation
1982
CATV Via Satellite
By Frederick W. Ford, G. Norman Penwell, Louis B. Early, Robert D. Briskman, Irving A. Kahn, Frank W. Norwood, Nathaniel E. Feldman,
1969
CATV System Design and Operation
By C. Bailey Neal, Archer S. Taylor, Donald W. Levenson, Orville D, Page, J.D. Cauldwell, P. Knight and E. R. Mertz, John Campbell and Joseph P. Gleason
1969
Utility Grounding Practices
By H. M. Smith, P. E., General Electric Cablevision Corporation
1973
Transient Considerations For CATV Systems
By Robert N. O'Hara, Theta-Com
1975
Just Twelve Inches Away
By Rudy Riley, President of System Engineering Inc.
1965
More Results >>