A vehicular high-voltage wire to be electrically connected to an in-vehicle high-voltage battery, the vehicular high-voltage wire including a core wire that is formed of a conductor and is to be electrically connected to the high-voltage battery, an insulating covering that covers an outer circumference of the core wire, and a cylindrical cover that covers an outer circumference of the insulating covering, wherein: the core wire, the insulating covering and the cylindrical cover are coaxially provided, and the cylindrical cover is formed by weaving a plurality of strands including a first strand formed of a conductor and a second strand formed of a reinforced fiber having insulation properties with a higher strength than the first strand.

A cable includes a plurality of wires, an wrapping tape covering the outside of the wires, a shielding layer coated on the outside of the wrapping tape and an insulating cover coated on the outside of the shielding layer, the shielding layer includes a plurality of conductors, wherein the shielding layer includes fibers mixed with the conductors.

A cable has a tensile armor having a number of elongated polymeric tensile elements. At least one of the elongated polymeric tensile elements includes a bundle of high tensile fibers and a jacket tightly retaining the bundle of fibers. The elongated polymeric tensile elements are arranged with a lay loss of 1.5% at most. A method of manufacturing such a cable is also disclosed.

A cable including at least one primary conductor and at least one secondary conductor. A metallic shield element surrounds the primary and secondary conductors. A jacket surrounds the elements of the cable. At least one heating element is disposed under the shield element.

A method is disclosed for additively manufacturing a composite wiring harness. The method may include directing a plurality of conductors through a print head, directing at least one reinforcement through the print head, and coating at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with a matrix material. The method may also include discharging the at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with the matrix material from the print head, and exposing the matrix material during discharging to a cure energy to cause hardening of a sheath around the plurality of conductors.

A method is disclosed for additively manufacturing a composite wiring harness. The method may include directing a plurality of conductors through a print head, directing at least one reinforcement through the print head, and coating at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with a matrix material. The method may also include discharging the at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with the matrix material from the print head, and exposing the matrix material during discharging to a cure energy to cause hardening of a sheath around the plurality of conductors.

A method is disclosed for additively manufacturing a composite wiring harness. The method may include directing a plurality of conductors through a print head, directing at least one reinforcement through the print head, and coating at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with a matrix material. The method may also include discharging the at least one of the plurality of conductors and the at least one reinforcement with the matrix material from the print head, and exposing the matrix material during discharging to a cure energy to cause hardening of a sheath around the plurality of conductors.

A shield including: a plurality of insulating filaments that extend in an X direction; and a plurality of conductive filaments that extend in a Y direction intersecting the X direction and are interknitted with the plurality of insulating filaments, wherein the plurality of insulating filaments includes: a first pair of insulating filaments that are adjacent to each other in the Y direction at a first interval, and a second pair of insulating filaments that are adjacent to each other in the Y direction at a second interval that is larger than the first interval.

An electronic functional member includes a core wire assembly including at least two metal wires, an insulating layer covering the at least two metal wires so as to expose a portion of the at least two metal wires, and an electronic functional element electrically conductive to each of the at least two metal wires, and a sheath including a knitted fabric covering the core wire assembly.

A braid includes a plurality of metal-plated bundles braided to each other, each of the metal-plated bundle having a flattened shape. Each of the metal-plated bundle includes a plurality of tensile strength fibers, a plurality of first metal plating portions that are formed on the tensile strength fibers respectively, and a second metal plating portion including the first metal plating portions therein, the first metal plating portions having the tensile strength fibers respectively.