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100G1121-1.20-0/9-0 multiple conductor cables are used in a wide variety of applications. These cables are designed to efficiently and reliably transmit high-frequency signals over long distances while providing shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMI). In addition, multiple conductor cables are used in the industrial, military, medical and telecom sectors because of their improved transmission capabilities.

The primary purpose of multiple conductor cables is to conduct electricity. They are constructed with multiple wires, each carrying alternating current, and are usually insulated using rubber or plastic material. In order to prevent electric shocks, all wires must be insulated and grounded correctly. The number of wires in a single cable depends on the application; some applications require only two wires while more complex applications might require three or more.

In terms of working principle, a multiple conductor cable is essentially like an electrical wire. As electrons travel along the insulated wires, they form an electrical current. The wires also act as a conduit, allowing the current to travel from one point to another. Conversely, when the electrical current is interrupted, the cable will no longer be able to conduct electricity.

Unlike single-conductor cables, multiple-conductor cables are designed to optimally carry high-frequency signals. This is because they are designed to have a specific impedance, or resistance that is meant to reduce the amount of signal distortion. Additionally, multi-conductor cables are typically shielded to protect the signal from EMI. The most common materials used in the shielding of multi-conductor cables include aluminum foil, copper shielding, and various insulation materials.

Multiple-conductor cables are used in a range of applications and industries. In the consumer electronics sector, they are used to make power cords and telephone cords, as well as connecting audio and video components together. In the industry applications, multiple-conductor cables are used to transfer power between electrical components, and to measure electrical signals. In the military, they are used to connect multiple components within a single system, such as radar systems, and also to connect different systems with each other. Finally, in the telecom sector, multiple-conductor cables are used to make long-distance cables for telephone and internet connectivity.

Overall, multiple-conductor cables are an effective and reliable solution for signals and power transmission in a wide range of applications. Due to their capability to transmit high-frequency signals over long distances, they are quite popular in the industrial, military, medical and telecom sectors. In addition, their ability to be shielded against EMI makes them an ideal choice for those seeking reliable signal transmission in hostile environments.

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