Bending-resistant soft data transmission cable

Abstract

The invention discloses a bending-resistant soft data transmission cable which comprises eight copper conductor units and an aramid reinforcer, wherein the copper conductor units comprise aramid fibers located in the centers, internal conductive layers and external conductive layers; four symmetric insulated wire pairs are twisted on the external surface of an aramid reinforcer to form a cable core; a second polytetrafluoroethylene layer longitudinally wraps the external surface of the cable core; a plurality of cotton yarns are filled in gaps between the second polytetrafluoroethylene layer and the four symmetric insulated wire pairs; a cotton fiber wire is wound on the external surface of the second polytetrafluoroethylene layer to form a buffer sliding layer; a winding direction of the cotton fiber wire is opposite to twisting directions of the four symmetric insulated wire pairs; a plurality of metal wires are wound on the external surface of the buffer sliding layer side by side to form a metal shielding layer; and third polytetrafluoroethylene tapes wrap the external surfaces of the metal wires in the metal shielding layer. The data transmission cable is small in friction coefficient, soft and anti-tensile, does not generate friction static, and can still ensure stable structure and electrical performance after frequent movement.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a data cable, in particular to a bending-resistant flexible data transmission cable. Background technique [0002] The structure of the traditional shielded data cable is composed of 4 sets of symmetrical signal wire pairs, wrapped with a layer of polyester tape, and then wrapped with a layer of aluminum-plastic composite tape for shielding, and the outer layer is extruded with PVC or other plastic coatings. . Symmetrical signal pairs are formed by the assembly of two copper conductors with an insulated wire covered by a layer of high-density polyethylene. Product performance conforms to the specification requirements of TIA / EIA568. In order to solve the problem of electrical performance attenuation and electromagnetic interference at lower frequencies, some products are designed to braid a layer of copper wire shielding on the outer layer of the aluminum-plastic composite tape. For shielded data cables that require movement...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in environments with frequent movements such as robotic arms and relatively harsh environmental conditions, the performance reliability of this type of product cannot meet the requirements. After hundreds of movements, there will be problems such as conductor breakage, increased attenuation, and decreased anti-interference performance.

In the process of moving, there is friction between the insulation, the insulation and the outer tape, and the shield. On the one hand, it is easy to generate static electricity and cause signal interference. At the same time, frequent friction will also cause the mechanical and physical properties of the insulating material to decline.

A general mechanical arm will require more than 100,000 movements. If the influence of the sliding of the cable core structure cannot be solved, the problems of product fatigue resistance and shielding stability cannot be solved, and the signal transmission requirements of the mechanical arm cannot be guaranteed.

At this point, it is difficult for the traditional cable structure to meet the requirements

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