jumper cable is a type of wire used for electrical connections, usually to temporarily or permanently connect two devices or circuits in an electrical system. Jumper cables are commonly used as a means of temporarily supplying power to a car from another car's battery or an external power source when the car's battery is depleted, usually for starting the engine.
Breakout Cable is a special cable used to split a high-density, high-rate network interface into multiple lower-rate interfaces. It is used to optimize device port utilization and simplify cabling structures, and is commonly found in data centers and high-performance computing environments.
Wiring harness is a composite part composed of wires, cables and connectors, which is widely used in automotive, electronic equipment, aerospace and other fields. The main production process of wire harness includes wire cutting, insulation removal, terminal crimping, glue injection, assembly and other links.
Automotive wiring harnesses are the backbone of automotive circuits, where contactor terminals (connectors) made of copper are combined with wires and cables to form a bundled circuit connecting assembly through the protection of plasticized and pressed insulators or metal housings.
While there are many types of wire harnesses in drones, the Ribbon Cable is designed to provide a thin, lightweight and flexible connection for efficient signal transfer between densely arranged electronic components.
There are several main types of harnesses used in drones: 1: FPC/FFC to replace traditional multi-strand harnesses. 2: Signal and image transmission module connection harness (such as OcuSync, LightBridge. 3: Modular design, easy to disassemble and assemble.