0923171011

Pitch - Cable:	0.050" (1.27mm)
Contact Finish Thickness:	80.0µin (2.03µm)
Contact Finish:	Tin
Cable Termination:	IDC
Usage:	--
Shielding:	Unshielded
Color:	Gray, Ribbon
Features:	--
Length:	0.361' (110.00mm, 4.33")
Series:	Picoflex®
Pitch - Connector:	0.100" (2.54mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Number of Positions:	10
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Socket to Socket, Reversed
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Rectangular Cable Assemblies: 0923171011 Application Field and Working Principle

Rectangular Cable Assemblies, often referred to as rectangular cable’s assemblies or simply, rectangular assemblies, are a type of interconnect system used in many different applications where signal transmissions need to be conducted between various components. These cables are typically protected by a shielded enclosure or a housing, and they come with an array of pins for making connections.Due to their flexibility and design, rectangular cable assemblies offer a wealth of advantages such as environmental protection, stripped-and-tinned terminations for easier installation, and improved reliability over traditional wiring schemes. They can also help reduce the overall size and cost of an industrial system by removing the need for bulky and cumbersome components when used in a design.The four main application fields for rectangular cable assemblies are as follows. The first is for electrical applications, where cables are used to power and control motors, pumps, valves, and other equipment in industrial settings. The second is for communications, where cables are used to connect two or more devices within a communications system, such as a telephone, online system, or a printer. The third is for medical use, where cables are sometimes used to make connections between medical equipment and patient monitoring equipment. And the fourth is for aerospace, where cables are commonly used in aircraft, weaponry, and missile systems.The working principle of rectangular cable assemblies is based on the concept of multi-core transmission. Multi-core transmission refers to the transmission of digital and/or analog signals between two points, using multiple signal paths instead of a single one. This reduces the amount of interference experienced by the signal when travelling along the route, and also increases its reliability.As with other types of cable assemblies, rectangular cables also come with dedicated features designed for specific purposes, such as power, data, and signal. Power cables, for example, are used for transmitting direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC), and are often identified by their colour coding, size, and other indicators. Data cables are designed for transmitting digital signals, such as those used in computer networks, while signal cables are used for transmitting video and audio signals.Another important component of rectangular cable assemblies is the connector. A connector is the part of the cable assembly that provides the physical contact to the cables and is used to secure the cables in place in an interconnect system. The most common form of connector is the crimp style connector, which is used in most applications due to its affordability and ease of installation. Other types of connectors, such as screw-on and board-mount connectors, are also used in some applications.In conclusion, rectangular cable assemblies are used in a wide range of applications that require electrical, communications, medical, and aerospace services. This type of cable assembly offers a number of advantages, including environmental protection, stripped-and-tinned terminations for easier installation, and improved reliability over traditional wiring schemes. They also make use of multi-core transmission for transmitting digital and/or analog signals between two points, and come with dedicated features for specific purposes, such as power, data, and signal. Finally, the connector is the part of the cable assembly that provides the physical contact to the cables and is used to secure the cables in place.

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