In one embodiment, a cable includes a conductive core and a dielectric material surrounding the conductive core along a length of the cable. The cable also includes a first shielding comprising braided tinned copper and a second shielding comprising aramid fibers having nickel physical vapor deposited thereon. The aramid fibers are braided about the first shielding to surround a majority of the first shielding along the length of the cable.

An electrical connector assembly comprises a shield terminal with a tubular portion for connection to a coaxial cable's shield conductor, a first outer ferrule crimped around the tubular portion and shield conductor, and a second outer ferrule crimped around the first ferrule with a second seam. The first ferrule is crimped over the shield terminal's tubular portion, while the second ferrule is crimped over the first ferrule and the outer insulative jacket of the coaxial cable. This configuration provides enhanced shielding and secure connection for coaxial cables, ensuring reliable signal transmission in various electrical applications.

A method for manufacturing a conductive wire includes conducting a continuous casting of a conductive alloy material at a casting rate of not less than 40 mm/min and not more than 200 mm/min to form a conductive wire with a primary diameter, the conductive alloy material containing not more than 1.0 mass % of an added metal element, reducing a diameter of the conductive wire with the primary diameter to form a conductive wire with a secondary diameter, heat treating the conductive wire with the secondary diameter so that tensile strength thereof is reduced to not less than 90% and less than 100% of tensile strength before the heat treating, and reducing a diameter of the conductive wire with the secondary diameter and the reduced tensile strength to generate a logarithmic strain of 7.8 to 12.0 therein to form a conductive wire with a tertiary diameter.

A metallic tube body is expanded in an exterior member to be an expanded state, so that an outer surface of an insulator comes into close contact with an inner surface of the exterior member.

A composite cable is provided with a coaxial wire and an insulated wire. The coaxial wire includes a center conductor, a first insulation covering the center conductor, and plural outer conductors arranged on an outer periphery of the first insulation, and a jacket covering the plural outer conductors. The insulated wire includes a stranded conductor including plural strands twisted together, and a second insulation covering the stranded conductor. The center conductor of the coaxial wire is a single wire. A conductor diameter of the center conductor is not more than a wire diameter of each of the plural strands of the insulated wire.

The invention relates to a coaxial cable for electrical transmission of a high-frequency and/or high-speed data signal, in particular for medical-engineering applications, comprising a arranged radially inside and a plurality of shields which surround the core radially outside, the core exhibiting a litz with a plurality of individual wires. The invention further relates to a rotary coupling with two coaxial cables of such a type, and also to a holding device, in particular a ceiling support, with such a rotary coupling.

A coaxial cable includes: an inner conductor; a dielectric layer surrounding the inner conductor; an outer conductor surrounding the dielectric layer and having a plurality of corrugations, wherein each of the corrugations has a root and a crest connected by a transition section; a jacket surrounding the outer conductor; and a first adhesive layer interposed between the dielectric layer and the roots of the corrugations of the outer conductor. Each of the roots has a curved flattened portion that is adhered to the first adhesive layer.

A cable, especially a data transfer cable, has at least one wire having an inner conductor and a wire sheath which has been applied directly thereto. The wire sheath has a dielectric layer composed of a foamed uncrosslinked thermoplastic polymer, preferably polyethylene or polypropylene, and the dielectric layer is encased by an outer skin layer composed of unfoamed, chemically crosslinked polyethylene. The specific wire sheath leads to a distinct improvement in soldering properties. Additionally specified are a corresponding wire and a production process therefor.

A coaxial cable includes: an inner conductor; a dielectric layer surrounding the inner conductor; and an outer conductor having a plurality of corrugations. Each of the corrugations has a root and a crest connected by a transition section. The root has a first radius of curvature, the crest has a second radius of curvature, and the ratio of the first radius of curvature to the second radius of curvature is equal to or greater than 1.

A cable includes a first retimer, a second retimer, and a coaxial line. Each of the first retimer and the second retimer includes: a differential-to-single-ended signal converter that receives an input of a differential signal and outputs a single-ended signal; and a single-ended-to-differential signal converter that receives an input of a single-ended signal and outputs a differential signal. The first retimer and the second retimer are connected via the coaxial line.