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The 88112 0081000 application field and working principle involves the use of multiple conductor cables to facilitate the exchange of data between two or more devices. Multiple conductor cables are basically a cable consisting of multiple insulated conductors that allow for the transmission of digital information from one device to another. Multiple conductor cables are commonly used in many applications such as automotive, military, telecommunications, power control, and even industrial automation.

Multi-conductor cable is one of the most common forms of wiring, and is used for a variety of purposes. The most common purpose of multi-conductor cable is to connect multiple devices such as computers, printers, etc. In order to do so, an appropriate connection is made between two or more devices, using the multiple conductors in the cable. For example, many computer networks use multi-conductor cable to connect computers and other peripherals.

Multi-conductor cables are typically composed of two or more copper wires that are insulated to prevent any short-circuiting of the connection. Each of these wires has an insulating material applied to it in order to protect the conductive metal from corrosion or other environmental influences. In addition to the conductive copper wires, some multi-conductor cables may also have an outer jacket to provide additional protection and insulation against the elements.

Most multi-conductor cables come with a specific number of insulated conductors. The number of conductors determine the amount of data that can be transmitted over the connection between two devices. The higher the number of conductors, the greater the amount of data that can be transmitted.

The working principle behind multi-conductor cables is quite simple. The conductors are bundled together in one package and then the appropriate connectivity is established between two devices. As the connection is established, a voltage is applied to the conductors, which causes electrons to flow throughout the connection. This flow of electrons causes current to pass through the conductors, which in turn generates data in a binary format. This data is then interpreted and sent to the receiving device, allowing two or more devices to communicate.