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Multiple Conductor Cables consist of multiple conductors with individually insulated currents. The 9365 0605000 application field and working principle that fall into this category generally make use of two or more insulated conductors that are twisted together to form a single cable.

One of the most common types of multiple conductor cables is the shielded twisted pair cable. These cables are generally used to protect data transmissions from interference and also reduce the amount of crosstalk between the cable pairs. This type of cable features two insulated conductors that are held together in an insulating jacket by a metal shielding. The shielding helps to reduce interference while also providing a path for the transmitted signal.

Another multiple conductor cable is the CAT-5 or CAT-6 cable. CAT-5 cables are made up of four unshielded twisted pairs of wires, while the CAT-6 cables use five individual shielded twisted pairs of wires. The CAT-5 and CAT-6 cables are both designed for carrying high speed data communications. CAT-5 cables are also commonly used for local area networks, while the CAT-6 cables are used for wide area networks.

The twisted pair cable is also a popular multiple conductor cable that is used for carrying voice, data, and video signals in both residential and commercial applications. This type of cable consists of two insulated conductors that are twisted together and protected with an insulating jacket. The twisting of the conductors helps to reduce crosstalk between the wires and also prevents signal interference from outside sources.

Coaxial cables are another multiple conductor cable type that is used in many applications. Coaxial cables provide a high degree of shielding to prevent signal interference and also help to transfer data more quickly. These cables consist of an inner copper conductor surrounded by a dielectric material, which is covered by an outer metallic jacket. The inner conductor and the dielectric material help to reduce signal degradation, while the outer Metallic jacket reduces signal noise and interference.

Fiber Optic cables are a type of multiple conductor cable that uses light to transmit data. They are made up of glass or plastic strands that are covered with cladding that acts as a protective layer. Fiber Optic cables feature much higher data transfer speeds than traditional copper wire cables, making them ideal for high speed communication. They also offer complete protection from electromagnetic interference, making them the ideal choice for any sensitive applications.

Multiple Conductor Cables offer an effective solution for many different types of applications. Each of the different materials and construction methods provide different advantages and disadvantages, but overall they can be used in many different applications ranging from residential to commercial. With proper installation and maintenance, multiple conductor cables can provide reliable and high performance connections for many years to come.

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