An extruded or heat-shrinkable sheath replaces winding to prevent cable deformation and support stable high-frequency transmission.
A gap in the cable ground sheath provides series capacitance for DC blocking, cutting PCB capacitors, signal degradation, and BOM cost.
An extruded shielding composite with continuous wires replaces braiding to speed cable production, cut cost, and ease crimping.
Electroplated CNT shielding replaces heavy metal foil in coaxial cables to cut weight, improve flexibility, and reduce signal loss.
A thermal conductive layer and dual cooling lines spread and absorb heat in an ablation cable to suppress hot spots and keep surface temperature safe.
Photo-patterned stainless steel sheets and diffusion bonding replace machined coax parts, cutting cost, lead time, and labor.