A transmission cable couples display interfaces using a shielded signal wire to carry differential signals over extended distances.
Angled bimetallic outer conductor tabs resolve welding difficulties from disparate metal melting points, enabling lower-cost production.
Alternating ferromagnetic and non-magnetic layers cancel eddy currents to reduce RF conductor losses at high frequencies.
Spiral wound resin tapes constrain shield tape gaps to suppress signal skew and attenuation.
Ceramifiable silicone rubber dielectric converts to porous ceramic at high heat.
A double-shielded coaxial cable uses braided shields and aramid fiber reinforcement to enhance flexibility.
A leaky coaxial cable embedded in a steering wheel detects driver hand presence via electromagnetic wave reflections.
Multi-layered shielding foil forms a circumferential connection via an overlap region to enable transverse current flow within the conductive layer.
A shielded electrical conductor replaces heavy copper screens with a carbon fiber-plastic composite to reduce cable weight and lower vehicle fuel consumption.
A coaxial cable shield layer combines helical metal wires with a hot dip plating coating to enhance structural flexibility.