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Rectangular Cable Assemblies encompass a broad range of products that provide a combination of insulation and protection for electrical wiring in a range of electrical and electronic applications. The most common sizes for Rectangular Cable Assemblies are 0.151340401, 0.181340401 and 0.251340401, but other sizes are also available.

Application Field

Rectangular Cable Assemblies are commonly used in many communication, industrial, entertainment and computer applications. They are ideal for applications where space is limited and easy installation is needed. They are suitable for wiring multiple data points, and are also ideal for wiring static control and power management applications. Rectangular Cable Assemblies can also be used to link several machines into a single system or to distribute power throughout a facility.

Working Principle

When constructing a Rectangular Cable Assembly, the two side walls are drilled to enable the wires to be inserted into the slots. The cables are then securely arranged in the cavity of the Rectangular Cable Assembly so that the wires and contacts are insulated from each other. This helps to prevent accidental shorts or other mishaps.

Once the wires are inserted, the casing is sealed and secured with appropriate clamps. This ensures that the wires are securely fastened and cannot be accidentally pulled out from the slots or removed from the assembly. Some Rectangular Cable Assemblies are also fitted with a strain relief clamp to support and protect the cables from mechanical or accidental damage.

Moreover, if wiring has to be done outside the Rectangular Cable Assembly, the cables can be easily connected to the Connector Heads which are provided. The Connector Heads fit into the corresponding slots, thereby enabling data transfer outside the assembly.

In general, Rectangular Cable Assemblies provide easy installation and fast and reliable processing of signals. They keep the signal lines away from each other, thus helping to ensure signal integrity and helping to reduce the potential for interference.

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