[lmf22]

I have a Belkin PureAV coaxial cable, and on it says:
"Nitrogen-injected foamed polyethylene dielectric"
What does it mean?

 

[Ingo]

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Originally Posted by lmf22 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have a Belkin PureAV coaxial cable, and on it says: "Nitrogen-injected foamed polyethylene dielectric" What does it mean?

I'm going to venture a guess here. Maybe they inject nitrogen gas into the foamed polyethylene dielctric.

I know, I know, I'm a smartass. I don't have any idea what good that does.

 

[tourmaline]

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Originally Posted by Ingo /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm going to venture a guess here. Maybe they inject nitrogen gas into the foamed polyethylene dielctric. Maybe taking out oxigene and therefor prevents from oxidating... This way the dielectric cannot make the pure copper core oxidate... I know, I know, I'm a smartass. I don't have any idea what good that does.

Maybe taking out oxigene and therefor prevents from oxidating... This way the dielectric cannot make the pure copper core oxidate...

 

[TURBO]

It is a way of product protection at multiple layers, creating an internal seal to reinforce the product edges or surface against external conditions. Of course, by injecting nitrogen.

 

[mtkversion]

it's marketing.

 

[lmf22]

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Originally Posted by mtkversion /img/forum/go_quote.gif it's marketing.

That was my first reaction. I'm getting a Juli@ soundcard soon and plan to connect it to the Entech 203.2 via coaxial. Would getting a Blue Jean Cable coaxial make much difference? If not I'll stick to the PureAV cable.

 

[tourmaline]

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Originally Posted by lmf22 /img/forum/go_quote.gif That was my first reaction. I'm getting a Juli@ soundcard soon and plan to connect it to the Entech 203.2 via coaxial. Would getting a Blue Jean Cable coaxial make much difference? If not I'll stick to the PureAV cable.

Only YOUR ears can tell.

 

[bhd812]

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Originally Posted by mtkversion /img/forum/go_quote.gif it's marketing.

I was going to say "it means marketing"....


so I say it means marketing...

 

[Vul Kuolun]

To produce foam, you need some kind of gas.

As Nitrogen is the cheapest gas that will not blow up your factory during the production process, it is first choice for producing foam.

Your grandmothers armchair probably is nitrogen injected, too.
Does it sound good?

 

[Melchior]

Think of it as a form of air without that nasty oxygen stuff that makes wire oxidize

Most high qualty foam dielectrics will use nitrogen in the manufacturing process.