What does a 2x1x1.0 split-screen + full-screen cable look like?
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There are roughly three types of shielding methods for computer twisted pair shielded cables: those with only a single shield layer, those with only separate shield layers, and those that have both separate shield layers and a single shield layer. I have no issues with multi-core cables; what puzzles me is that for cables like 2x1x1.0, which consist of just one pair of twisted wires, what is the difference between separate shield layers and a single shield layer? It seems that only a shielding layer can be used; I see on the sample that there are also 2x1x1.0 split-screen + main screen cables What’s going on here?
Sample errors are not surprising. Damn, there are even requirements regarding the length of posts
Reply to 2# ieren: But on some drawings from design institutes, the wire model 1x2x1.0 is also labeled as DJYPVPR. Could it be that the design institutes made a mistake as well?
The model number is written casually, so mistakes are inevitable. We don’t write down the model number, hehe.
Reply to 4# backhamm1982: Do you mean that the design institute also made a mistake? That means that a 1x2x1.0 cable actually has only one shielding layer, so it’s sufficient to use a single shield; whereas in the case of multiple pairs, such as 16x2x1.0, it’s possible to choose between using a single shield, separate shields for each pair, or both, right?
Reply to 6# rocketbull: For the 2x1x1.0 twisted pair cable with dual shielding, that is, the cable has an overall shield, and each individual wire also has its own shield
DJYPVPR refers to the flexible double-layer shielded twisted pair
Is there also split-screen for the full screen in 2x1?
Reply to 9# horizongg: Yes, I’m puzzled too; it’s written that way in both the samples and the drawings provided by the design institute