Video transmission cable for the android
By employing a double-layer shielding structure and an aluminum foil layer bonding design, the interference and wear issues of the video transmission cable for embodied robots in complex scenarios are resolved, achieving highly reliable video and data transmission.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- WUXI XINHONGYE WIRE & CABLE
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-05
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-03
AI Technical Summary
Existing video transmission cables for androids lack sufficient anti-interference capabilities in complex scenarios, making them prone to data loss and wear on the metal braided layer, thus affecting the reliability of video and data transmission.
The double-layer shielding structure includes a combination of a first shielding strip, a metal braided layer, and a wrapping layer. Combined with the wrapping design of PTFE raw material tape, it enhances the signal shielding capability. Furthermore, the aluminum foil layer is in close contact with the conductor to prevent interlayer sliding wear.
It improves signal shielding range and transmission reliability, avoids interlayer wear and interference, enhances mechanical strength and flexibility, and ensures the stability of video and data transmission in complex scenarios.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to a video transmission cable for a robot, belonging to the field of new energy and energy-saving technology. Background Technology
[0002] Humanoid robots, also known as embodied intelligent robots, have a wide range of applications in industry, military, medical, and service sectors. These robots perceive their surroundings through various sensors, cameras, and radar. The cameras, in particular, require sophisticated video and data transmission capabilities; therefore, the video transmission cables used must possess properties such as low loss, interference resistance, torsion resistance, mechanical shock resistance, compression resistance, and wear resistance.
[0003] Currently, most video cables on the market consist of a data transmission cable made by twisting two single-core insulated wires together and a power cable made of two insulated core wires, which are then braided and sheathed. These products have poor anti-interference capabilities and are prone to data loss or malfunction under dynamic bending and complex electromagnetic environments. Therefore, improving the safety and reliability of these products in complex application scenarios is essential. Summary of the Invention
[0004] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a video transmission cable for an embodied robot. This video transmission cable for the embodied robot can improve the ability to shield against interference signals and the range of signal shielding, and ensure the reliability of video and data transmission in complex scenarios. It can also effectively avoid wear and interference to the metal braided layer caused by relative sliding between layers.
[0005] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is: a video transmission cable for a robot, comprising: a data transmission line composed of at least two signal transmission cores, a power line composed of at least two power transmission cores, and a sheath covering the outside of the data transmission line and the power line. Each of the signal transmission cores and the power transmission cores includes a conductor and an insulation layer covering the outside of the conductor. The cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores and at least two power transmission cores is wrapped with a first shielding strip. A metal braided layer and a wrapping layer are sequentially arranged between the first shielding strip and the sheath layer. The sheath layer is slidably wrapped around the outside of the wrapping layer.
[0006] A second shielding strip is wrapped around the outside of a data cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores and a current-guiding core. The first shielding strip and the second shielding strip each include a substrate layer and an aluminum foil layer attached to one side of the substrate layer by an adhesive layer. The aluminum foil layer of the first shielding strip is in contact with the metal braided layer, and the aluminum foil layer of the second shielding strip is in contact with the current-guiding core.
[0007] The following are further improvements to the above technical solution:
[0008] 1. In the above scheme, the wrapping layer is formed by overlapping PTFE raw material tape around the outside of the metal braided layer.
[0009] 2. In the above scheme, the overlap rate of the PTFE raw material tape wrapping is 40%~60%.
[0010] 3. In the above scheme, the sheath layer is a TPU sheath layer.
[0011] 4. In the above scheme, the metal braided layer is a tin-plated copper braided layer with a braiding angle of no more than 45 degrees.
[0012] 5. In the above scheme, the substrate layer of the second shielding strip is a PP film layer, and the substrate layer of the first shielding strip is a PET film layer.
[0013] 6. In the above scheme, the insulation layer of the signal transmission core wire is a TPX insulation layer or a PP insulation layer, and the insulation layer of the power transmission core wire is a PP insulation layer or an HDPE insulation layer.
[0014] Due to the application of the above technical solution, this utility model has the following advantages compared with the prior art:
[0015] The video transmission cable of this utility model for an embodied robot comprises a cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores and at least two power transmission cores, with a first shielding strip wrapped around its outer side. A metal braided layer and a wrapping layer are sequentially disposed between the first shielding strip and the sheath layer. The sheath layer slidably covers the outside of the wrapping layer. A second shielding strip is wrapped around the outer side of a data cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores and a current-carrying core. Both the first and second shielding strips include a base material layer and are attached to one side of the base material layer by an adhesive layer. The aluminum foil layer of the first shielding strip is in contact with the metal braided layer, and the aluminum foil layer of the second shielding strip is in contact with the current-carrying core wire. Through the combination of the double-layer shielding strips and the mutual cooperation between the shielding strips and the current-carrying core wire, as well as between the metal braided layer and the outer shielding strip and the wrapping layer, it can not only improve the shielding capability and the range of signal shielding and ensure the reliability of video and data transmission in complex scenarios, but also effectively avoid the wear and interference of the metal braided layer caused by the relative sliding between the layers, and improve the overall mechanical strength, flexibility and roundness. Attached Figure Description
[0016] Appendix Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the video transmission cable of the embodied robot of this utility model;
[0017] Appendix Figure 2This is a cross-sectional view of the shielding strip in the video transmission cable of the embodied robot of this utility model;
[0018] Appendix Figure 3 This is an enlarged view of the transmission core wire in the video transmission cable of the robot of this utility model.
[0019] In the above attached diagram: 1. Signal transmission core wire; 2. Power transmission core wire; 3. Sheath layer; 41. Conductor; 42. Insulation layer; 5. First shielding strip; 6. Current-carrying core wire; 7. Second shielding strip; 81. Substrate layer; 82. Adhesive layer; 83. Aluminum foil layer; 9. Metal braided layer; 10. Wrapping tape layer. Detailed Implementation
[0020] The present patent can be further understood through the specific embodiments given below, but they are not intended to limit the present patent.
[0021] Example 1: A video transmission cable for a robot, comprising: a data transmission line consisting of at least two signal transmission cores 1, a power line consisting of at least two power transmission cores 2, and a sheath layer 3 covering the outside of the data transmission line and the power line. Each of the signal transmission cores 1 and the power transmission cores 2 includes a conductor 41 and an insulation layer 42 covering the outside of the conductor 41. The cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores 1 and at least two power transmission cores 2 is wrapped with a first shielding strip 5. A metal braided layer 9 and a wrapping layer 10 are sequentially arranged between the first shielding strip 5 and the sheath layer 3. The sheath layer 3 is slidably wrapped around the outside of the wrapping layer 10.
[0022] A second shielding band 7 is wrapped around the outside of a data cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores 1 and a current-guiding core 6. The first shielding band 5 and the second shielding band 7 each include a substrate layer 81 and an aluminum foil layer 83 attached to one side surface of the substrate layer 81 by an adhesive layer 82. The aluminum foil layer 83 of the first shielding band 5 is in contact with the metal braided layer 9, and the aluminum foil layer 83 of the second shielding band 7 is in contact with the current-guiding core 6.
[0023] The aforementioned wrapping layer 10 is formed by overlapping PTFE raw material tape around the outside of the metal braided layer 9; the overlap rate of the aforementioned PTFE raw material tape wrapping is 45%;
[0024] The substrate layer 81 of the second shielding strip 7 is a PP film layer, and the substrate layer 81 of the first shielding strip 5 is a PET film layer.
[0025] The thickness of the aluminum foil layer 83 of the first shielding strip 5 and the second shielding strip 7 is 0.014 mm; the adhesive layer 82 of the first shielding strip 5 and the second shielding strip 7 is a non-polar low-loss adhesive, which is usually required to have a Dk value between 2.0 and 3.5 and a Df value between 0.001 and 0.01.
[0026] The insulation layer 42 of the aforementioned signal transmission core wire 1 is a TPX insulation layer, and the insulation layer 42 of the aforementioned power transmission core wire 2 is a PP insulation layer.
[0027] Example 2: A video transmission cable for a robot, comprising: a data transmission line consisting of at least two signal transmission cores 1, a power line consisting of at least two power transmission cores 2, and a sheath layer 3 covering the outside of the data transmission line and the power line. Each of the signal transmission cores 1 and the power transmission cores 2 includes a conductor 41 and an insulation layer 42 covering the outside of the conductor 41. The cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores 1 and at least two power transmission cores 2 is wrapped with a first shielding strip 5. A metal braided layer 9 and a wrapping layer 10 are sequentially arranged between the first shielding strip 5 and the sheath layer 3. The sheath layer 3 is slidably wrapped around the outside of the wrapping layer 10.
[0028] A second shielding band 7 is wrapped around the outside of a data cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores 1 and a current-guiding core 6. The first shielding band 5 and the second shielding band 7 each include a substrate layer 81 and an aluminum foil layer 83 attached to one side surface of the substrate layer 81 by an adhesive layer 82. The aluminum foil layer 83 of the first shielding band 5 is in contact with the metal braided layer 9, and the aluminum foil layer 83 of the second shielding band 7 is in contact with the current-guiding core 6.
[0029] The aforementioned wrapping layer 10 is formed by overlapping PTFE raw material tape around the outside of the metal braided layer 9; the overlap rate of the aforementioned PTFE raw material tape wrapping is 50%;
[0030] The aforementioned sheath layer 3 is a TPU sheath layer; the aforementioned metal braid layer 9 is a tin-plated copper braid layer with a braiding angle of no more than 45 degrees;
[0031] The substrate layer 81 of the second shielding strip 7 is a PP film layer, and the substrate layer 81 of the first shielding strip 5 is a PET film layer.
[0032] The insulation layer 42 of the aforementioned signal transmission core wire 1 is a PP insulation layer, and the insulation layer 42 of the aforementioned power transmission core wire 2 is an HDPE insulation layer.
[0033] The video transmission cable used in the above-mentioned embodied robot, through the combination of double-layer shielding strips and the mutual cooperation between the shielding strips and the lead-in core wires, and between the metal braided layer and the outer shielding strip and the wrapping layer, can not only improve the ability to shield against interference signals and the range of signal shielding and ensure the reliability of video and data transmission in complex scenarios, but also effectively avoid the wear and interference of the metal braided layer caused by the relative sliding between layers, and improve the overall mechanical strength, flexibility and roundness.
[0034] The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical concept and features of this utility model, and are intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand the content of this utility model and implement it accordingly. They should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this utility model. All equivalent changes or modifications made in accordance with the spirit and essence of this utility model should be included within the scope of protection of this utility model.
Claims
1. A video transmission cable for an embodied robot, comprising: A data transmission line consisting of at least two signal transmission cores (1), a power line consisting of at least two power transmission cores (2), and a sheath layer (3) covering the outside of the data transmission line and the power line, wherein each of the signal transmission cores (1) and the power transmission cores (2) includes a conductor (41) and an insulation layer (42) covering the outside of the conductor (41), characterized in that: a first shielding strip (5) is wrapped around the outside of the cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores (1) and at least two power transmission cores (2), and a metal braided layer (9) and a wrapping layer (10) are sequentially arranged between the first shielding strip (5) and the sheath layer (3), and the sheath layer (3) is slidably wrapped around the outside of the wrapping layer (10); A second shielding strip (7) is wrapped around the outside of a data cable core formed by twisting at least two signal transmission cores (1) and a current-guiding core (6). The first shielding strip (5) and the second shielding strip (7) each include a substrate layer (81) and an aluminum foil layer (83) attached to one side of the substrate layer (81) by an adhesive layer (82). The aluminum foil layer (83) of the first shielding strip (5) is in contact with the metal braided layer (9), and the aluminum foil layer (83) of the second shielding strip (7) is in contact with the current-guiding core (6).
2. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 1, wherein: The wrapping layer (10) is formed by overlapping PTFE raw material tape around the outside of the metal braided layer (9).
3. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 2, wherein: The overlap rate of the PTFE raw material tape wrapping is 40%~60%.
4. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 2, wherein: The sheath layer (3) is a TPU sheath layer.
5. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 1, wherein: The metal braided layer (9) is a tin-plated copper braided layer with a braiding angle of no more than 45 degrees.
6. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 1, wherein: The substrate layer (81) of the second shielding strip (7) is a PP film layer, and the substrate layer (81) of the first shielding strip (5) is a PET film layer.
7. The video transmission cable for a body robot according to claim 1, wherein: The insulation layer (42) of the signal transmission core (1) is a TPX insulation layer or a PP insulation layer, and the insulation layer (42) of the power transmission core (2) is a PP insulation layer or an HDPE insulation layer.