Single Wire vs. Multi Core Cable

Single Wire vs. Multi Core Cable knowledge base   What is single wire? What is multi-core cable? And what are the main differences between them? For friends who need to use wire harnesses in their equipment, it is very necessary and important to figure out these questions. In this article, QL-Custom will explore the characteristics and advantages of Single wire and multi-core cable, and how each type affects performance and different applicable scenarios.   Understanding Single wire   What is Single wire?   Single wire generally refers to a wire with an insulating sheath wrapped around the conductor. The conductor material is usually made of bare copper or alloy copper. Its conductor structure can be a single solid copper or multiple strands of copper wire twisted together. Its common insulation layer materials include PVC, PE, TPEE, silicon, Teflon, etc.     Types of  Single wire   Based on the above different structures of conductor and insulation layer combination, single core wire can be of many types. Examples are as follows:   Bare single wire: Wires only made of conductors. It has good conductivity, but since there is no insulation layer, bare wires require special attention to protection during transportation and storage.   Insulation Single wire: It is composed of an insulating layer wrapped around a conductor. The main function of the insulating layer is to protect the conductor inside the wire. Common insulating materials include PVC, PE, silicone, TPEE, PP and PFA, FEP, PTFE, which are suitable for different rated temperatures and voltage capacities.   Shielded single wire:   This type of wire has a shielding layer added between the insulation layer and the conductor. It is a type commonly used in the field of new energy, such as XL-PE double-insulated shielded wire. This type has higher safety and data...