Yazaki Corporation

Tsuneyuki Horiike

Toshiaki Kanno

Makoto Katsumata

Masahiro Kanda

Hidenori Yamanashi

Toshio Inada

Hideki Kato

Akira Ikegaya

Takuya Sugiyama

Jun Yukawa

Hiroyuki Umehara

Takayuki Matsuno

Kouji Nishina

A conductive line shield structure includes a first conductive line and a shielding member. The first conductive line includes a conductive part and an insulative part. The shielding member is a sheet including an insulative base material and a metal foil, and is wrapped so as to enclose the first conductive line therein. One side end part of the shielding member overlaps an outside surface of the insulative base material so that one side end part of the insulative base material is in contact with the outside surface of the insulative base material.

Conducting line shield structure

An electric wire including a core wire having element wires consisting of aluminum or aluminum alloy is provided, by which stable electrical connection between the core wire of the electric wire and the terminal fitting can be attained. The electric wireincludes: a core wireincluding a plurality of element wiresbundled up, each element wire consisting of aluminum or aluminum alloy; and an electrically insulating coatingwhich coats the core wire. At least one element wire, situated inside the element wiressituated on a most outer periphery of the core wire, is provided with an unevennesson an outer surface of at least one element wire. Concave partsand convex partsare arranged on the outer surface of at least one element wirein a circumferential direction of at least one element wire

Electric wire

A ribbon cable which is light weight, noncorrosive and exhibits excellent electrical conductivity properties. The cable includes a plurality of conductors, each composed of exfoliated graphite, which are arranged to extend parallel to each other and are sheathed with an electrical insulative material molded of a synthetic resin. In another embodiment, a conductor composed of exfoliated graphite and metallic conductors, each having an elongated rectangular cross-sectional shape, are arranged to extend parallel to each other. The conductors are sandwiched between opposing sheets of synthetic resin which are adhered to each other.

Ribbon cable

The insulating members, almost circular or oval in cross section with an outer diameter virtually equal to the thickness of the rectangular conductor, are arranged in such a manner as to be alternated with the rectangular conductors and are held between the two insulating tapes from both the upper and lower sides, with the adhesive layer filling the space between the two facing tapes. The insulating tapes with adhesive layers on the opposing inner sides are pressed against the conductors and the insulating members by the press-forming rollers to form a tape wire.

Tape wire and a method of manufacture thereof

A high voltage cable having a wound conductor made by winding a metallic wire around a ferrite rubber covered reinforcing core, in which the ferrite rubber layer is additionally provided with conductive particles or fibers in order to improve noise suppression characteristics in the 30-200 MHz frequency range.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Tsuneyuki Horiike