A cable that has a cable core with a first armor wire layer and a second armor wire layer. The second armor wire layer is segregated from the first armor wire layer, and an outer jacket is disposed about the second armor wire layer.

An illuminable electrical cord configured to emit light when connected to an electrical power source and an electric device may include a cord bundle. The cord bundle may have a first end and a second end. The first end of the cord bundle may be configured to electrically interface with an electrical power source. The second end of the cord bundle may be configured to electrically interface with the electric device. The cord bundle may include at least one electroluminescent (EL) wire segment. The EL wire segment may be configured to emit light from the cord bundle along at least a portion of the length of the cord bundle as the cord bundle conducts electrical current from the electrical power source.

A radio head cable may include an inner conductor and an outer conductor coaxially arranged around the inner conductor. The inner conductor may have a first direct current resistance and a cross-sectional area of at least 5.0 square millimeters. The outer conductor may have a second direct current resistance equal to or less than the first direct current resistance. A first dielectric layer including polyvinylchloride may be positioned between the inner conductor and the outer conductor. A second dielectric layer including polyvinylchloride may be positioned around the outer conductor, and a third dielectric layer including nylon may be positioned around the second dielectric layer.

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a cable comprising at least one elongated electrically conducting element and at least one composite layer surrounding said elongated electrically conducting element, said composite layer being obtained from a roll of non-woven fibrous material impregnated with a geopolymer composition.

The present disclosure relates to a submarine cable in which cross-wound directions and cross-wound pitches of a metal wire and a shielding member surrounding an outer side of the metal wire that constitute a metal shielding layer of the submarine cable are optimized to minimize damage to the metal shielding layer, to enable rapid energization in the event of an accidental current, and further to enhance flexibility by varying the cross-wound pitch of at least one of the metal wire and the shielding member that constitute the metal shielding layer according to an environment in which the submarine cable is laid.

A wire harness includes a plurality of electric wires, a sheath that covers a portion of the plurality of electric wires in a longitudinal direction, a shield conductor that is interposed between the plurality of electric wires and the sheath and covers all of the plurality of electric wires, a ground wire connected to the shield conductor, and a covering body that covers an outer circumference of the shield conductor and the plurality of electric wires extending out of an end of the sheath, as well as the end of the sheath and a portion of the ground wire, wherein extending directions of the plurality of electric wires and the ground wire from the covering body are fixed by the covering body.

Disclosed is an armored cable assembly including a core having a notched assembly tape about a plurality of conductors. A metal sheath surrounds the core.