1552100294

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Multiple Conductor Cables, which are becoming increasingly common in a variety of applications, are defined as cables or wire harnesses with more than one conductor. This type of cable is used extensively in industrial, automotive, computer, aerospace and audio/video applications, among others. The primary advantages of using multiple conductor cables are reduced size, weight and cost.

One of the most common types of multiple conductor cables is the 1552100294. This type of cable, which consists of four individually shielded conductors, is commonly used for industrial and medical applications.
The 1552100294 is made up of two sets of two individually shielded conductors. The inner conductors are surrounded by a polyester tri-laminate and are further surrounded by a polyurethane jacket. The two inner conductors are connected by a metallic mesh that ensures the necessary electrical shielding. The two outer conductors, which are not connected to each other, provide additional shielding.

The 1552100294 is typically used in industrial, medical, and audio/video applications. In industrial applications, this type of cable can be used for data transmission, power transfer, medical imaging, and control wiring. In medical applications, the cable is often used for medical device connection, intra-patient wiring, and biomedical instrumentation. In audio/video applications, multiple conductor cables can provide balanced line audio connections using a single connector.

The primary working principle of a 1552100294 is the provision of electrical shielding. The three shields of the cable (two inner and one outer) ensure minimal electrical interference, even when the cable is routed through a noisy environment. This property is especially beneficial in medical and industrial applications where interference can cause errors in data transmission or medical device malfunctions.

Beyond the benefit of shielding, multiple conductor cables also provide additional advantages such as noise suppression and power transmission. Noise suppression is achieved by the metallic meshes, which channel EMI (electromagnetic interference) away from the signal line. Power transmission is also possible, as the multiple conductor cable can be designed to handle higher current densities than a single conductor of the same gauge.

To conclude, the 1552100294 multiple conductor cable is used in a variety of applications due to its ability to provide electrical shielding, noise suppression, and power transmission. This type of cable is commonly used in industrial, medical, and audio/video applications, as well as many other areas requiring signal and/or power transmission.

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