Avoiding Interference Electrical Cable

March 19th, 2012 by admin No comments »

sinotech.org – Such as companies of telecommunications , the electric utilities also has a cable that stretched across the globe. The difference, the electric company has a network of electrical wires that reach more places, rather than fiber optics which is owned Telecommunications Company. This fact, obviously make electrical Cable as the vehicle with the best potential to provide the Internet connections to some places that not reached by the fiber optic cable.

The cable is one component of the network owned by electric utilities. Besides cable, small stations, transformers, electricity generator, and the other devices of connective to carry the electricity from electricity generation to the some homes or office.

When the electrical left the generation, he move to the substation, then its distributed to the wire that have high of voltage transmission. When it is used to transmit the broadband connection, a high voltage cable which is the first barrier. Electricity that flows on the transmission cable can be a high-voltage about 150 kV or even extra-high voltage above 500 kV. The magnitude of this voltage is not suitable for transmitting data.

As noted above, the electric current and RF use different frequencies. In order the data can be transmitted clearly from one point to another, then the required line, which supports the radio spectrum to vibrate without interferenced by other sources. Hundreds of thousands of volts of electricity does not vibrate at a fixed frequency. Electric current in the amount bulldoze all of the spectrum, and when moving in the RF spectrum used, it is certain signal transmission will drop or even fall apart.

BPL bypasses this problem by avoiding the use of high-voltage cable joint. This system lowers the voltage data to 7200 volts, or equal to the voltage supplied to the medium-voltage cables.

Internet Network through the Electric Cable

February 11th, 2012 by admin No comments »

sinotech.org – Internet network through the Electric Cable or Broadband over Power Line (BPL) – Long before cable fixed telephone (fixed line), electric cables (power line) has first flowed into homes and office buildings. However, it remains the first telephone cable was used as an internet connection entry (last mile) to the housing and offices.

Yet by using power lines as the last mile, internet penetration would have been banded (broadband) would be much more effective and equitable. With Broadband over Power Line technology (BPL), anyone staying plugged into any PC socket (electrical outlet), and instantly be able to immediately enjoy high-speed internet. By combining the principles of radio technologies, wireless networking and modems, developers can create a way to transmit data over power lines to residential and office space with speeds ranging from 500 Kbps to 3 Mbps (equivalent to a speed DSL).

With a few modifications to the electrical cable, BPL developers could work with electricity providers and ISPs (Internet Service Provider) to bring broadband connections to every customer. At this point, the proposal to make electrical wiring as the last mile service offers two types, namely:

-          Connect electrical devices in your home or office.

-          Access BPL will bring broadband connection using a cable, and allows electric utilities to control the electrical system in your home or office.

High-speed data transmission using electrical cable, posing a potential to connect all the electrical devices are plugged in or connected inside the house. Imagine if the electrical devices you have at home or auto power timer, such as home alarm, light switches, coffee maker or even a washing machine can communicate with each other via a high-speed internet connection. The morning will look completely different.

The Type of Metal that Usually Used for Power Lines

February 3rd, 2012 by admin No comments »

sinotech.org – An overview will be presented below on the various types of metals or mixtures thereof are used for power lines, namely:

• Electrolytic copper, which must satisfy some normalization condition, both the electrical conductivity and the mechanical properties.

• Brons, who has greater mechanical strength, but has a low electrical conductivity. Often used for grounding wire.

• Aluminium, which has advantages because the material is so light. The drawback is the rather low electrical conductivity and wires a little stiff. The price is very competitive. Therefore a serious rival for the copper and it can be said that in practice are now beginning to be more widely used for electrical installations of the new strong currents from the use of copper.

• Aluminium steel core, which is usually known as ACSR (Aluminium Cable Steel Reinforced), an aluminum conductor cable that comes with the unit at the core of steel wire cord. Steel wire was necessary to increase the tensile strength of the cable. ACSR is widely used to wire channels air conductivity.

• Aldrey, kind of a mixture of aluminum wire with a silicium (concentration about 0.4% – 0.7%), Magnesium (concentrations between 0.3% – 0.35%) and ferum (concentrations between 0.2% – 0, 3%). This wire has a very large mechanical strength, but rather low electrical conductivity.

• Cooper-weld, steel wire surrounding a given layer of copper.

• Steel, the most widely used materials as well as wire lightning and grounding wire.

Based on the above overview, it can be said that the most important material for the channel is electrically conductive copper and aluminum, so that both materials are widely used as a wire conductor of electricity, either air or cable channel conductivity of the soil.