Cables, rendered
Nothing here is a photograph: every image and every video is computed from a cable's construction data. Rules for using the pictures
S/FTP AWG 23Video: The camera sways gently in front of the stripped end
RG 213/UVideo: The camera travels around the cable
PROFINETVideo: The cable turns around its axis
CAN busVideo: The stranding in motion
RG 214/UVideo: Exploded view: the layers move apart and are labeled with name and dimension (labels in German)
S/FTP AWG 23Video: Materialization: the cable forms layer by layer from liquid metal
RG 213/UVideo: Materialization: the cable forms layer by layer from liquid metal
PROFINETVideo: Exploded view: the layers move apart and are labeled with name and dimension (labels in German)
RG 214/UVideo: Schematic view of the shielding: interference waves meet the shield, which is highlighted in light
S/FTP AWG 23Video: Exploded view: the layers move apart and are labeled with name and dimension (labels in German)
RG 213/UVideo: The cable turns around its axis
RG 214/UVideo: The light travels across the stripped end
S/FTP AWG 23Video: Schematic view of the shielding: interference waves meet the shield, which is highlighted in light
RG 213/UVideo: Macro move from the print across the braid to the wires of the conductor
RG 214/UVideo: The light travels across the stripped end
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