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Multiple Conductor Cables

09456000542 is a type of multiple conductor cable. Typically, multiple conductor cables are composed of two or more individual conductors, usually wrapped in an insulating jacket.

Application Field

Multiple conductor cables have a wide range of applications. They can be used in the telecommunication, computer, networking, power, security, industrial, control and audio/video industries. They can enable the interchange of signal, power and control signal between two different points, providing a compact and low cost solution for cabling systems.

Working Principle

The conductor strands of the multiple conductor cable are insulated from each other with a sheath of insulation material. This insulation material helps to keep the conductors from shorting to one another. Multiple conductor cables are designed with different numbers of conductors, different conductor geometries, different dielectric materials and various conductor sizes. These design characteristics can vary depending on the application field.

Generally, each conductor carries a distinct signal or power line. When multiple conductors are used in the same cable, it is important to take into consideration the effect that the other conductors have on the impedance of the individual conductors. It is also important to ensure that the signals are properly balanced so as not to create unwanted noise.

The conductors on multiple conductor cables can be twisted together to increase crosstalk immunity and reduce the effects of EMI and RFI. Twisting the conductors also makes the cable more flexible as the way the wires move with respect to each other creates a tension that helps keep the cable from becoming tangled in the applications in which it is used.

The use of multiple conductor cables is something that helps reduce the clutter and cost of cabling. It also allows for the efficient transfer of signals from one point to another. With the different design characteristics that a multiple conductor cable can have, applications can be set up to take full advantage of the benefits that come with the use of multiple conductor cables.

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