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Multiple Conductor Cables, or MCC, is a type of electrical cable that consists of two or more insulated electrical conductors, usually held together with a cable jacket. This type of multifunctional cable is used in almost any scenario in which two or more power sources need to be connected together, such as powering a computer, controlling machinery, relaying data communications, wiring a submarine, and even running power lines across the country. With this type of cable, application fields and working principles vary based on the different types of MCC and how they are being used. The most common type of multiple conductor cable is a twisted-pair, which consists of pairs of insulated electrical conductors twisted around one another. This type of cable is used in a variety of applications, from telecommunications to data communications to audio, and is especially popular for applications in which interference needs to be eliminated. In addition to this, these cables can be used to reduce the number of voltage drops experienced due to the twisted pair design, leading to a reliable and strong connection. In terms of application field and working principle, the twisted pair cable is used in a wide range of applications for transmitting signals and data with very little interference or loss of signal strength. Another type of multiple conductor cable is the multiconductor cable, which is made up of three or more unequal conductors. These types of cables have more applications than the twisted-pair, and are often used in MRI machines, LED lighting, and electric motors. The way that these cables are used for each application is slightly different. Depending on the type of application, the multiconductor cable may be used to reduce interference or to transmit a high amount of power between two points. In terms of working principle, multiconductor cables are used to increase the amount of power passing through a single cable, or to reduce interference.The last type of multiple conductor cables is the coaxial cable. This type of cable is made up of two insulated conductors, an outer casing, and a dielectric layer in between the two conductors. Coaxial cables are used in a variety of applications, such as for TV broadcasting, cable modems, and satellite connections, due to their flexibility and lower losses over long distances. In terms of application field and working principle, coaxial cables are used to transmit high-frequency signals with minimal interference or distortions. Overall, multiple conductor cables are used in a variety of applications due to their ability to reliably transmit signals and data over long distances. Depending on the type of cable and the application it is used in, the way in which the cable works may be slightly different. In most cases, however, the application field and working principle are similar, and the cables are able to provide a low-loss connection that is reliable and strong.

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