Abstract: A communication cable includes a coating layer that contains a powdery magnetic material and that can suppress the occurrence of a powdery substance containing the magnetic material when processing the coating layer. The communication cable further includes a conductor, an insulating coating that covers an outer circumstance of the conductor, and a magnetic sheath layer that covers an outer side of the insulating coating, and the magnetic sheath layer contains the magnetic material and the magnetic material has a particle shape with an average particle diameter of not more than 50 ?m and an aspect ratio of not greater than 4.

Abstract: A communication cable 1 includes a conductor 11 for transmitting electric signals and an outer layer 15 that is disposed outside the conductor 11 and contains an organic polymer. The communication cable 1 has at least one of a first form in which the outer layer 15 contains a chloride-forming flame retardant capable of forming a chloride and a second form in which an inner layer 13 containing an organic polymer and a chloride-forming flame retardant capable of forming a chloride is further provided between the outer layer 15 and the conductor 11. The outer layer 15 contains a first organic polymer and a second organic polymer having a higher tensile modulus than the first organic polymer, and the overall organic polymer component constituting the outer layer 15 has a tensile modulus of at least 100 MPa.

Abstract: It is aimed to provide a communication cable which includes a solid sheath on an outer periphery of a signal cable having a plurality of insulated wires and in which transmission characteristics hardly decrease due to a pressure in extrusion-molding a sheath. A communication cable 1 is provided with a signal cable 10 including a plurality of insulated wires 11 each having a conductor 12 and an insulation coating 13 covering an outer periphery of the conductor 12, and a solid sheath 20 covering an outer periphery of the signal cable 10. A melt flow rate of a constituent material of the sheath 20 measured at 200° and with a load of 2.16 kg is 0.25 g/10 min. or more.

Abstract: Provided is a communication cable provided with a coating layer that contains a powdery magnetic material and that can suppress the occurrence of a powdery substance containing the magnetic material when processing the coating layer. A communication cable 1 includes a conductor 2, an insulating coating 3 that covers an outer circumstance of the conductor 2, and a magnetic sheath layer 8 that covers an outer side of the insulating coating 3, and the magnetic sheath layer 8 contains the magnetic material and the magnetic material has a particle shape with an average particle diameter of not more than 50 ?m and an aspect ratio of not greater than 4.

Abstract: A shielded communication cable. The shielded communication cable includes a pair of insulated wires twisted with each other containing a conductor and an insulation covering which covers the conductor and has the relative dielectric constant of 2.5 or lower, a braided shield which covers the pair of insulated wires, a film-shaped shield which contains a metal film and longitudinally laps the pair of the insulated wires over the braided shield and a jacket having an inner diameter of 3.5 mm or smaller which covers the film-shaped shield. The pair of insulated wires are twisted with each other with a twist pitch of 30 times of an outer diameter of each of the insulated wires or smaller, and the shielded communication cable has a characteristic impedance in range of 100±5?.

Abstract: Disclosed is a shielded communication cable containing a parallel electric cable containing a pair of insulated wires arranged parallel to each other without being twisted. The shielded communication cable exhibits excellent noise shieldability and hardly generates signal propagation time difference. The shielded communication cable contains a parallel electric cable containing a pair of insulated wires arranged parallel to each other. Each of the insulated wires contains a conductor and an insulation coating that covers the conductor. A braided shield containing elemental wires braided together and a film-shaped shield containing a metal film are arranged at an outer circumference of the parallel electric cable.

Abstract: A communication cable contains: at least one signal line including a pair of insulated wires placed side by side, each insulated wire having a conductor and an insulation covering which covers the conductor; a shielding body which covers the at least one signal line; a sheath which covers the shielding body; and a bend restricting member which restricts bending of the at least one signal line in a lateral direction a which is a direction along which the pair of insulated wires are placed side by side, as compared with bending of the at least one signal line in a vertical direction intersecting the lateral direction.

Abstract: A shielded cable comprising two insulated wire covered with first and second metal clad resin tapes each of which has a laminated metal layer and a resin layer. The first metal clad resin tape covers the circumference of the two insulated wires by open-wrapping and the second metal clad resin tape is spirally wrapped around the circumference of the first metal clad resin tape. The first and second metal clad resin tapes are disposed while the metal layers face each other and, in the portion where the second metal clad resin tape is overlapped by wrapping, the metal layer of the overlapped one second metal clad resin tape and the metal layer of the other second metal clad resin tape are in contact with the first metal clad resin tape. The shielded cable can prevent sharp signal attenuation in a high frequency region and is easy to bend and flexible.

Abstract: A shielded cable comprising two insulated wire covered with first and second metal clad resin tapes each of which has a laminated metal layer and a resin layer. The first metal clad resin tape covers the circumference of the two insulated wires by open-wrapping and the second metal clad resin tape is spirally wrapped around the circumference of the first metal clad resin tape. The first and second metal clad resin tapes are disposed while the metal layers face each other and, in the portion where the second metal clad resin tape is overlapped by wrapping, the metal layer of the overlapped one second metal clad resin tape and the metal layer of the other second metal clad resin tape are in contact with the first metal clad resin tape. The shielded cable can prevent sharp signal attenuation in a high frequency region and is easy to bend and flexible.

Abstract: An upstream side motherboard 50 having an upstream side system slot 51 and upstream side daughter board mounting slots 52 to 58 and a downstream side motherboard 60 having a downstream side system slot 61 and downstream side daughter board mounting slots 62, 63 . . . are connected together by a bridging board 10. The bridging board 10 has bridge wires that electrically connect a plurality of wiring pins provided in the upstream side daughter board mounting slots and a plurality of wiring pins provided in the downstream side system slot when an upstream side connector 11 is fitted into one the upstream side daughter board mounting slots and a downstream side connector 12 is fitted into the downstream side system slot 61, and IC switches 13 and 14 that carry out connection changing on prescribed wires out of the bridge wires.

Abstract: An upstream side motherboard 50 having an upstream side system slot 51 and upstream side daughter board mounting slots 52 to 58 and a downstream side motherboard 60 having a downstream side system slot 61 and downstream side daughter board mounting slots 62, 63 . . . are connected together by a bridging board 10. The bridging board 10 has bridge wires that electrically connect a plurality of wiring pins provided in the upstream side daughter board mounting slots and a plurality of wiring pins provided in the downstream side system slot when an upstream side connector 11 is fitted into one the upstream side daughter board mounting slots and a downstream side connector 12 is fitted into the downstream side system slot 61, and IC switches 13 and 14 that carry out connection changing on prescribed wires out of the bridge wires.