Cables
Cables are essential components used to transmit electrical power, signals, and data between devices, systems, or infrastructure. They consist of one or more conductive wires, typically made of copper or aluminum, insulated to prevent short circuits and ensure safety. Cables are classified based on their purpose, such as power cables (for transmitting electricity), data cables (for communication), or special-purpose cables (like fiber optic cables for high-speed internet). Depending on the application, cables can vary in size, construction, and insulation materials to withstand environmental factors like temperature, moisture, and mechanical stress. Cables are widely used in industries such as telecommunications, construction, automotive, and electronics, providing reliable connections and efficient transmission of energy or information.