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Who can give me a model for a communication cable? The requirement is a multi-core flexible shielded twisted pair cable. Are the wiring cables and control cables different for this type of cable? How to answer?
The RVVP model is a multi-core shielded flexible cable; it is available in various numbers of cores, and customization is also possible based on the actual conditions of the factory and the manufacturer. The most common core counts are 24, 30, and 36
Communication cables are different from ordinary shielded cables; it depends on your communication protocol
Boss, there are many types of communication cables. 1. Check what devices are communicating with each other. 2. Check the communication protocol.
Communication cables can generally be replaced with network cables
According to the ratio theory, what are the requirements for Hart’s cables?
There are countless types of communication cables; it depends mainly on what purpose you need them for. Once you clarify the purpose, I can provide you with the appropriate models. You can also ask cable manufacturers to send you a selection guide – they will be happy to do so.
I understand that the original poster might be asking about the difference between signal cables and control cables Signal cables are such as RVVP, while control cables are KVVP
As the name implies, communication cables are designed for use in communication purposes. In industrial environments, the biggest threats to communication are interference and limited communication range; therefore, communication cables need to have strong resistance to interference, which means good shielding and low signal attenuation. Control cables are used to transmit signals, and it is important to ensure the appropriate capacitance and resistance of these cables, as well as their conductivity and interference resistance. The commonly used control cable KVVRP refers to an armored and shielded control flexible cable, with common core counts of 2, 4, 7, 14, etc.