These cables are resistant to shock, bending, vibration and interference. They can also operate at very low temperatures down to -70°C and high temperatures up to 85°C. These advantages make the cables indispensable for a variety of critical applications, including radiation monitoring in nuclear power plants, X-ray equipment in medical clinics, and aircraft instrumentation.
Previously, VK press service reported that the company will organize its first popular science festival “VNauke”. It will take place in Moscow on September 23. Scientists, bloggers, experts in various branches of science and many more will speak at the festival; Guests of the event will also enjoy lectures, master classes and discussions.
Source: Ferra
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