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The minimum curve a cable can be bent without damaging internal conductors or degrading performance.
Bending a cable too sharply can break internal wires or degrade shielding. General rule: minimum bend radius is 4x the cable diameter for data cables. Fiber optic cables are especially sensitive — exceeding the bend radius causes light leakage and signal loss.