Hierarchical cable harness structure for a motor vehicle
A technology for wire harnesses and motor vehicles, applied in the field of wire harnesses, can solve problems such as difficult operation, small installation space, and limited activity space, and achieve the effects of simplifying operations and reducing material costs
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[0013] FIG. 1 shows a simplified cockpit wiring harness 1 which is known in principle in today's motor vehicles. A wiring harness 3 consisting of five individual wires 4 branches off into the cockpit area from the main connection point 2 leading to the vehicle electrical system of the motor vehicle. Furthermore, the individual lines 4 can be power supply lines and / or communication lines or bus lines, which are connected to one of the five electrical components 5 to 9 in each case. For this purpose, the electrical components 5 to 9 each have a connection 10a to 14a which are designed as sockets, wherein the connections 10a to 14a are completely different. The fittings that fit into the socket, ie the connecting plugs 10 b to 14 b are located at the ends of the individual components of the single wire 4 . The wire bundle 3 is formed by means of a common covering from all the individual wires 4 that are joined together. The component-side ends of the individual wires 4 are no l...
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