[AipuWaton]How are the cables manufactured? Wearing Process

·Shielded cables consist of a central conductor (usually copper or aluminum) surrounded by insulation.
·The shield provides protection against external interference.
·There are two common types of shields: braided shields and foil shields.

·Braided shields are made by weaving fine wires (usually copper) into a mesh-like structure around the insulated conductor.

·The braid provides a low-resistance path to ground and is easier to terminate by crimping or soldering when attaching connectors.

·The effectiveness of a braided shield depends on its coverage, which refers to the tightness of the weave. Coverage typically ranges from 65% to 98%.

·Higher braid coverage results in better shield performance but also increases cost.