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Multiple conductor cables are electrical power transmission cables that contain multiple conductors, or wires, in a coordinated electrical and mechanical structure. The number of conductors in a single cable varies depending on the application and the conditions of the transmission line. The development of these cables began in the late C1700s, with the use of cables for transmission of electrical signals between distant locations.

In the C18th, multiple conductor cables were employed for the transmission of electrical current, including radio and telegraph signals. In these early years, the transmission cables were constructed of copper wires, which were insulated with natural or artificial materials, such as silk, oiled paper, and gutta-percha. In the C19th, the development of electric motors and other industrial applications saw the production of larger, more complex cables, such as multi-core electrical cables, with multiple conductors, for greater flexibility and convenience.

Modern multiple conductor cables are used for both power and data transmission. These cables have a variety of applications in the construction, telecommunications, power, and consumer electronics industries. Multiple conductor cables have either a shielded or unshielded construction, with a variety of core insulation types and cable jacket options. The most common insulation types for multiple conductor cables are PVC, rubber, and low-smoke halogen-free.

The working principle of multiple conductor cables involves the use of a current carrying conductor to transfer the electrical energy from one point to another. In a multiple conductor cable, the current is carried by each of the conductors, which act together as a single conductor. The current is transmitted along the length of the cable, and through the conductor, to the point of use. Each conductor can transmit electric current in the direction of the current flow.

Multiple conductor cables may be used in a variety of applications, including in industrial control circuits, home appliances, and automotive wiring. They are also used in cable telephony, CATV, and broadcast services. When multiple conductor cables are used in industrial control systems, they may be used to connect multiple points in a control circuit. In a home appliance, the multiple conductors can be used to control multiple elements in the appliance. In the automotive industry, multiple conductor cables may be used for the transmission of signals to electronic systems and between sensors in a vehicle.

In today\'s ever-evolving world, the use of multiple conductor cables is increasing across many industries. As the demand for electricity increases, these cables have become increasingly important for their ability to efficiently and safely transfer energy and data. With a variety of insulation types and cable jackets, they offer flexibility and convenience in a range of applications. The working principle of multiple conductor cables, along with their versatility and efficiency, has made them an attractive solution for many industrial and consumer applications.

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