Magnetic shielding sheath for an electrical cable
AssigneeTresse Industrie
InventorsGilles Clement, Pierre Omerin
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Abstract
The sheath forms, in the mounted state, a flexible tubular casing configured to receive the cable. The sheath includes elongated elements such as wires or strips, which include elongated elements of a first type, made of at least one electrically conductive material; and elongated elements of a second type, different from the first type, made of at least one material having sufficient magnetic properties to produce the shielding effect. The elongated elements are assembled in a crisscross manner and/or forming an encircling, and the sheath is produced in the form of an initially substantially flat sheet, suitable for being wound around the cable.
Claims22
A magnetic shielding sheath for an electric cable, the sheath forming, in the mounted state, a flexible tubular casing configured to receive the cable, the sheath comprising elongated elements, such as wires or strips, which include:
- elongated elements of a first type, made of at least one electrically conductive material, wherein the sheath forms a return conductor for the current carried out by the cable housed in the sheath, such that the current flowing back in the sheath creates a magnetic field opposite to a disturbing magnetic field created by the current flowing in the cable and allows it to be partially attenuated;
- elongated elements of a second type, different from the first type, made of at least one material having sufficient magnetic properties to produce the shielding effect against the magnetic field resulting from a sum of the disturbing magnetic field and the field created by the return current in the sheath, said elongated elements being assembled in a crisscross manner and/or forming an encircling, wherein the sheath is produced in the form of an initially substantially flat sheet, capable of being wound around the cable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.