shielded-conductor cable

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• Coax or Coaxial Cable — VP A video cable that consists of an inner conductor, an insulating layer, and a conducting shield consisting usually of braided metal. Coax is thicker than shielded audio cables because of the higher frequencies of video. RG59 is a common size… …   Audio and video glossary