Should I choose 3 cores, 4 cores, 5 cores or 6 cores?

Octopuscon 7/8" Core Count Selection Principle

Demand-Matched Core Selection: Core count is selected based on power/signal requirements, from single power supply to complex multi-signal control scenarios.

Core Count Selection & Application Scenarios

Basic Core Count Applications

3-Core (Power Only):
• For pure power supply scenarios with no signal transmission
4-Core (Power + Simple Signal):
• Suitable for applications with basic power + simple signal transmission

Advanced Core Count Applications

5-Core (Multi-IO / Multi-Signal):
• Ideal for multi-channel IO or multi-signal transmission scenarios
6-Core (Complex Control):
• For applications with more signal channels and complex control logic

Technical Note: Select 7/8" connector core count strictly according to actual power/signal demand - avoid over-specification (wasting cost) or under-specification (insufficient channels) to ensure optimal cost-performance and functionality.

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