DC cables are designed to transmit electrical energy in the form of direct currents. These cables are similar in construction to AC cables, with copper or aluminum conductors wrapped in insulating materials to protect against electrical leakage and damage. The main difference between AC and DC cables is the way in which the electrical energy is transmitted.
Direct current experiences less power loss over shorter distances, making it ideal for use in small-scale applications such as solar panels, batteries, and electric vehicles. DC cables are also commonly used in data centers and telecommunications networks for transmitting power and signals. |
