The characteristics of high-end shielded cables usually include the following parts:

①Conductor: Choose high-quality copper or aluminum conductors to provide better transmission performance and durability;

②Shielding: Minimize the surrounding electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) through materials such as high-density aluminum foil or woven mesh;

③Insulation: Use high-quality polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride or gas foamed polyethylene insulation materials to ensure the stability of signal transmission and signal-to-noise ratio;

④Sheath: Use durable sheath materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or fluorinated polymer (FEP) to provide good protection and wear resistance.

High-end shielded cables may also include other special designs, such as multiple shielding protection, attenuators and filters, to adapt to different application scenarios and requirements.