Cable having non-metallic armoring layer

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88/97.1

G02B 6/44 (2006.01)

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CA 2019920

An animal-resistant optical fiber cable (20) includes a core (22) which comprises a transmission medium and a sheath system. The sheath system includes an outer jacket (65) and a dielectric armor (40) in the form of a shell. The shell comprises a plurality of longitudinally extending preformed segments (42-42) each being a composite comprising a substrate portion (50) and a layer (52) of a coating material which has a relatively high hardness disposed on an outer surface of the substrate portion. Each of the segments covers less than half of the periphery of the core and, in a preferred embodiment, eight segments are used. Further, the shell segments are stranded helically about the core with at least portions of longitudinal edge surfaces of adjacent segments being in engagement with each other. The shell segments not only provide rodent protection for the cable, but also they provide suitable tensile and compressive strength as well as suitable flexibility and cable bending performance. Further, because the cable in a preferred embodiment has an all-dielectric sheath system, it is inherently lightning, corrosion and EMP resistant.

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