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Some of the complexes have more than two stable oxidation states. The oxidation of nickel and chromium complexes becomes easier as the number of metal atoms in the metal chains increases.
The first oxidation potential increases with an increasing atomic number for the first-row transitionmetals. STM studies of multinuclear metal string complexes show significant differences in the conductivity of the oxidized and neutral forms. This scenario provides a paradigmfor the use of molecular electronics such as molecular switches, molecular wires, and storage devices. Electrical evaluation of high-aspect-ratio wires formed by capillary-effect-based screen-printing Abstract: In the advancement of printed electronics industry, the development of screen-printing techniques in order to form finer wires with a higher aspect ratio is an important task.
To this end, we evaluate electrical characteristics of conductive wires formed by the screen-printing process combined with an imprinting technique. We show that fine and high-aspect-ratio wires are realized by the capillary force of parallel-walled structures PWSs on polymer films.
The dry core cables were successful because the lead tin alloy sheathing now provided adequate water proofing. By dry core, paper insulated cable was the standard. The size of the conductor and the electrostatic capacity requirement were further reduced and greatly decreased the noise in the lines. Improvements were continually being made to telephone cable, the use of more and finer conductors in a given cable, lower electrostatic capacity requirements and a larger air to paper ratio of the insulation.
Some of the cable improvements were made possible because of the improvements made in other areas of telephony such as transmitters, receivers, coils and switchboard circuits.
The next major step was loading of the telephone lines. Loading the telephone cables increased transmission efficiencies. This material was more economical than the lead tin alloy pipes, it had good tensile strength, corrosion resistance, and the mechanical properties necessary for aerial and underground cables. Another improvement was the invention of the repeater, which amplified voice signals.
Carrier systems or multiplexing enabled a single pair of wires to be used for multiple calls. The end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries were a time of change and rapid expansion in the telephone industry. The telephone went from being a novelty item that only a few could afford, to what most consider a necessity today.
Some of the more recent improvements are the use of plastic insulation and the development of coaxial cable which occurred during World War II. Up to conversations could be transmitted over two coaxial cables. Today most of the improvements in telephone cables have centered around sending more information at a faster rate over the same wires.
One area of interest is in the development of ADSL or asymmetrical digital subscriber line. ADSL is a way to send alot more information down an ordinary copper wire.
ADSL transmission technology has the potential to transmit voice, data, plus up to 4 video channels to the subscriber, or up to 8 Mega-bits per second Mbps of information, and voice and data back to the telephone company using the all ready in place copper telecommunications wires. Alexander Graham Bell and Telephone.
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