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[H]
Henry - Unit of inductance such
that the induced voltage in volts is numerical equal
to the rate of change in current in amperes per
second.
Hermetically Sealed - a gaslight
enclosure that has been completely sealed by fusion
or other comparable means.
Hertz (Hz) - a term replaced cycles-per-second
as a unit of frequency.
Heterogeneous Insulation - A cable insulating system composed of two or more layers of different insulating materials.
Hi Pot - a test designed to determine
the highest voltage that can be applied to a conductor
without electrically breaking down the insulation.
High Voltage - generally, a wire
or cable with an operating voltage of over 35,000
volts.
Homogeneous Insulation - A complete cable insulation structure whose components cannot be identified as layers of different materials.
Hook-up Wire - a single insulated
conductor used for low current, low voltage (usually
under 600 volts) applications within enclosed electronic
equipment.
Hot Tin Dip - a process of passing
bare wire through a bath of molten tin to provide
a coating.
Hygroscopic - capable of absorbing
and retaining moisture.
Hypalon - DuPont's trade name
for their chlorosulfonated polyethylene, an ozone
resistant synthetic rubber.
Hz - Abbreviation for Hertz.
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