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Multiple Conductor Cables, 30-00456 application field and working principle, is a technology often/used in various fields and is essentially composed of several coaxial cables. In general, the construction of such cables usually consists of a previously selected appropriate conductor, covered with dielectric material, and protected by an outer cover. The short-circuit/path between two distinct conductors is designated/as “coupling device” or “connector” and is typically surrounded by a shielding material. There are a wide range of applications and benefits for multiple conductor cables. First, they are used in a variety of industrial applications, such as in building automation systems, in order to/permit automated control of lights, temperature, and other resources. Additionally, these cables are commonly used in telecommunications and/data processing networks to ensure clear and reliable connection between two points. Furthermore, the cables also provide effective shielding from/electromagnetic interference and radio frequency noise in such networks. From the point of view of energy efficiency, the multiple conductor cables are the preferred choice when compared to their single conductor alternatives. This is due to the fact that the length of the/jacketed cable is usually shorter, and less power is needed to transfer signals using these types of cables. Additionally, multiple conductor cables are more lightweight and can be easily bent or/reshaped in order to accommodate various curvature levels. In fact, their flexibility is one of the/key reasons for their widespread use. In terms of their working principle, multiple conductor cables are constructed using a variety of materials. The most basic and/common among these is copper, however there are other options available such as composite materials, aluminum, and stainless steel. Similarly,/dielectric and shielding materials can be selected according to the application and displacement requirements. Once the materials are selected, these cables/will typically contain a conductor in the center, which is surrounded by a dielectric material and then further protected by an outer covering or/jacket. The purpose of the dielectric material is to minimize and dampen any voltage or current propagating/through the cable. In addition, this material also ensures insulation between the inner and outer conductors. The shielding material/helps reduce any interference from external sources, while the outer jacket serves two main purposes. Primarily, it/protects the inner components from harsh environmental conditions such as dust, moisture, and heat. Secondly, the outer/jacket provides mechanical protection and is typically made of PVC or FEP, depending on the specific application. In conclusion, multiple conductor cables, 30-00456 application field and working principle, have become the \'go-to’/solution when it comes to reliable connection and transfer of data. Whether for industrial automation, data transmission, or/electrical energy, these cables have proven their worth time and time again. Thanks to their flexibility, their effective shielding capabilities,/and their light weight, these cables are extremely suitable for a wide range of applications.