sheathed cable
A 'sheathed cable' is widely used in electrical and telecommunications industries for its protective qualities.
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Definition
B2Electrical
(technical)A cable with an outer protective layer that insulates and shields the internal conductors.
Example
- The sheathed cable ensures the wiring remains safe from physical damage.
- Electricians often use sheathed cables for wiring in buildings.
B2Telecommunications
(technical)A cable with an outer jacket designed to protect internal fibers or wires from electromagnetic interference and physical harm.
Example
- Sheathed cables are essential for reducing signal interference in telecommunications systems.
- Installing sheathed cables helps maintain the integrity of data transmission.
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