New Buoyant Fiber Optic Cable
By Marine Technology Reporter
Linden Photonics reaches new extremes with a high strength, buoyant cable that has a breaking strength in excess of 2,000 lbs. and a measured density of 1.00g/ml. This cable floats in water. A proven subsea fiber optical cable sold worldwide, STFOCTM serves at the main fiber optic element.
www.lindenphotonics.com
(As published in the January/February 2014 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - www.seadiscovery.com)
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- Australia’s Largest Research Vessel Ready for Launch page: 14
- Submarine Maneuvering Simulation Technology page: 18
- New Offshore Environmental Lubricant page: 22
- The Quest for Arctic O&G Standards page: 26
- Lockheed Martin’s Revolutionary AUV page: 30
- SeaExplorer Underwater Glider Sets Record page: 36
- Mega Machines Unmanned Systems take Center Stage page: 38
- Jasco has a Long History in Acoustics page: 46
- Oceanology International 2014 Exhibitors page: 53
- New Buoyant Fiber Optic Cable page: 56
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- New Software Supports Pile Installation page: 57
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