Wires

Wires are conductive materials, typically made of metal, that are used to transmit electricity, signals, or data from one point to another within electrical and electronic systems. They play a crucial role in various aspects of our modern technology-driven world. Wires are usually made from materials that have high electrical conductivity, such as copper and aluminum. These materials allow electric current to flow easily through them with minimal resistance.

To prevent electrical shorts and ensure the safety of the wiring, wires are often surrounded by an insulating material. Common insulators include plastics like PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or rubber. The insulating layer keeps the current contained within the wire and prevents it from coming into contact with other conductive materials.