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### `connector`
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The `connector` represents the physical connection of a bundle to a structure. `connector` assigns properties to the initial or last segment of a `wire`, a `shieldedMultiwire` or an `unshieldedMultiwire`.
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This `wire` can be either a single wire or the outermost conductor of a `cable` bundle. The `conector` can have the following properties:
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This `wire` can be either a single wire or the outermost conductor of a `cable` bundle. The `connector` can have the following properties:
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+`[resistances]`, an array of $N$ real numbers which will be converted to resistances per unit length and will replace the resistancePerMeter of that segment.
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+`[transferImpedancePerMeter]`, described in the same way as explained in the [shieldedMultiwire](#shieldedMultiwire) section. Only valid in a `connector` associated with `shieldedMultiwire`.
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+`[resistances]`, an array of real numbers which will be converted to resistances per unit length and will replace the resistancePerMeter of that segment.
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+`[transferImpedancesPerMeter]`, an array of [transferImpedancePerMeter], as described in the [shieldedMultiwire](#shieldedMultiwire) section.
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The most common situation will be having the connector of a shielded bundle. In that case, the arrays have a single component. However, the `connector` can describe the connections of a (unshielded) bundle of $N$ shielded conductors. In that case, the `connector` has to describe the connections, if any, of the $N$ shielded conductors.
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