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feeder cable

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feeder cable [′fēd·ər ‚kā·bəl]
(communications)
In communications practice, a cable extending from the central office along a primary route (main feeder cable) or from a main feeder cable along a secondary route (branch feeder cable) and providing connections to one or more distribution cables.
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