09456000693

Shield Type:	Foil
Shield Coverage:	100%
Shield Material:	Aluminum
Conductor Insulation:	Polyethylene (PE)
Jacket (Insulation) Thickness:	--
Usage:	Industrial Environments - IP65
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 90°C
Features:	--
Ratings:	--
Jacket Color:	Black
Length:	1640.4' (500.0m)
Series:	EtherRail®
Jacket (Insulation) Diameter:	0.347" (8.81mm)
Jacket (Insulation) Material:	--
Conductor Material:	Copper, Tinned
Conductor Strand:	7/24
Wire Gauge:	24 AWG
Number of Conductors:	8 (4 Pair Twisted)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Cable Type:	Multi-Pair, Cat7
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Multiple Conductor Cables

Multiple conductor cables are a type of electrical cable made up of a group or bundle of multiple shielded or unshielded electrical conductors. They are used to carry electric current or to transmit electrical signals from one point to another. Multiple conductor cables are occasionally seen in commercial and residential settings, but are common in industrial and manufacturing applications. The most common type of multiple-conductor cable is the 09456000693, better known as the Type-MTW. This cable consists of multiple conductors (seven or more) twisted together. These conductors are wrapped in a non-metallic sheath, and the sheath and each of the conductors are then wrapped in a non-metallic jacket. This type of wiring is popular in the U.S., where it is most often used for low-voltage applications such as for lighting and small machine control circuits. One common use of multiple conductor cables is in signal transmission. Signal cable commonly consists of multiple wires within a common insulating material, such as rubber or vinyl. Signal cables are used to transmit digital or analog signals from one point to another. Cables used for these purposes often contain multiple conductors twisted together; this configuration is known as a pair or an array. The working principle of multiple conductor cables is fairly straightforward. A voltage traveling through one of the conductors will be shared by the other conductors in the group, and will induce a current in each of the other conductors. The electrical current in each conductor is inversely proportional to the number of total wires in the cable. This phenomenon is known as mutual inductance. The amount of voltage induced in each wire depends on the voltage of the power source and the number of conductors. Multiple conductor cables have many advantages over traditional single-conductor cables. They are smaller and lighter than comparable single-conductor cables, allowing for easier routing and placement in tight conditions. They can also carry higher voltages than single-conductor cables. Multiple conductor cables also offer protection against interference from external sources. This is due to the fact that the electromagnetic interference from external sources will be distributed among the multiple conductors, rather than focused on one as would occur with a single-conductor cable. Multiple conductor cables are used extensively in industrial and commercial applications. They are used in lighting and small machine control circuits, as well as in the transmission of data and audio signals. The many advantages offered by multiple conductor cables, along with their increased demand in the market, make them a popular choice for a wide range of applications.

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