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Coaxial Cable: A cable with one conductor completely surrounded by another conductor, separated by a dielectric. The two conductors being coaxial. Some types of coax cables use multiple conductors surrounding each other. Normally only the inner conductor carries a signal. The outer conductors [Braid] are used as a shield, or grounded. The term Coaxial is normally shortened to Coax.
The graphic above shows one example of a multi-conductor coax cable. This one having an armor shield. Cable armor is normally used in harsh environments, or when required by code.
