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RHEYDT KABELWERK AG
DE·12 granted patents·353 citations·filing 1981–1996
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12 records- 0182US5467420ACoaxial high frequency cable including an optical fiber elementRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Nov 14, 1995·77 cites·13 claims
- 0282US5377292AOptical fiber with additional color markingsRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1993·Granted Dec 27, 1994·67 cites·12 claims
- 0374US5796905AOptical fiber with a color markingRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Aug 18, 1998·45 cites·25 claims
- 0471US5588997ADevice for coating an optical fiberRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Dec 31, 1996·36 cites·13 claims
- 0569US5602953AComposite communication cableRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Feb 11, 1997·33 cites·10 claims
- 0666US5545246AMethod and device for manufacturing an optical fiberRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Aug 13, 1996·22 cites·21 claims
- 0751US5711781AApparatus and method for heating an elongated glassRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1996·Granted Jan 27, 1998·12 cites·15 claims
- 0850US5276413AHigh frequency radiation cable including successive sections having increasing number of openingsRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1992·Granted Jan 4, 1994·21 cites·17 claims
- 0948US5467066ARadiating high-frequency coaxial cableRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1994·Granted Nov 14, 1995·19 cites·22 claims
- 1045US4696541AOptical cable having a plurality of basic elements arranged in a common sheathRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1983·Granted Sep 29, 1987·9 cites·32 claims
- 1139US4584555AFault indicating circuit for a current consuming load connected to an electronic switching deviceRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1981·Granted Apr 22, 1986·9 cites·15 claims
- 1221US5201021ABranching arrangement for optical fiber cablesRHEYDT KABELWERK AG·Filed 1992·Granted Apr 6, 1993·3 cites·15 claims
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