Abstract: A steam and liquid sterilizable assembly of electrical and optical fiber cables within a sealed polymer housing which features sealed joints and conductive traces between and through components. At least one optical fiber cable is sealed into a metal ferrule by an organic resin and the ferrule then sealed by soldering into a laminated, multilayer organic polymer disc or board. At least one electrical cable is soldered to one surface of the disc or board to a conductive trace which connects through and between the layers of the disc or board to a conductive electrical contact on the opposite surface of the disc or board. The disc or board with the optical and electrical contacts is embedded in a molded polymer housing. The assembly is useful in endoscopy applications.

Abstract: A flexible coiled optical fiber cable having an expanded PTFE buffer layer and a high Durometer D hardness heat-settable jacket to provide a cable useful in high-flex environments.

Abstract: A composite dielectric coaxial cable which is easily hand-strippable for termination without disturbing its drain wire or unravelling the metallized tape comprising its shielding layer.

Abstract: An optical fiber cable having a loop of strong braided sheath anchored within it to provide terminal strength and a protective tube surrounding the optical fibers of the cable as they exit the cable through a gap in the sheath for termination. The protective tube allows retention of signal quality of optical fibers by preventing damage to coating layers on the fibers passing through the braided sheath which may be under high tension.