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Compensating leads primarily serve two functions: first, to extend the cold junction of the thermocouple; and second, to compensate for the resistance

To move the reference end of the thermocouple from a high-temperature location to a location with a more stable ambient temperature.

Ordinary cables are usually single-core or unshielded, unable to effectively suppress interference, potentially leading to signal attenuation or data

With the continuous development of technology, computer cables are also constantly evolving.

Computer cables have extremely wide applications, covering almost all fields requiring data transmission:

Computer cables mainly consist of a conductor, insulation layer, shielding layer, and outer sheath.

Computer cables play a vital role in computer systems and automated instrumentation, primarily in the following aspects:

Computer cables consist of one or more insulated cables used for signal transmission.