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Series:	MIL-DTL-26482 Series I
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Backshell, Adapter
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Cable Opening:	0.436" (11.07mm)
Diameter - Outside:	0.719" (18.26mm)
Shell Size - Insert:	10
Thread Size:	9/16-24 UNEF-2B
Cable Exit:	180°
Material:	--
Plating:	Zinc
Shielding:	Unshielded
Color:	Black
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	--
Includes:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	--
For Use With/Related Products:	Type PB Connectors

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Circular Connectors - Backshells and Cable Clamps

Circular connectors refer to the various types of metal components used to connect multiple electrical components together. These connectors can be used to provide signal transmission between these components as well as serve the purpose of mechanical protection. The most commonly used circular connectors include D-subminiatures, coaxial cables, and mini-DIN connectors. A backshell is an important circular connector component which provides strain relief for cables and wires as they are connected to the connector.It also provides protection of the internal electrical connections by covering up the termination points at the rear of the connector where there is less physical protection.The backshell is inserted between the connector and the cable or wire being connected, and is held together using either crimp or solder connection along with an epoxy or other adhesive.Cable clamps are also important circular connector components which provide strain relief for cables and wires being connected. These clamps are applied directly to the cable or wire, and then tightened using a screw. The screw tightens two metal pieces around the cable in order to secure it in place and provide protection. This helps to reduce the chances of damage due to movement or weight of the wires during use.When used together, backshells and cable clamps form a strong connection that can withstand vibration and other environmental factors. This makes them ideal for use in applications such as automotive, telecommunications, industrial equipment and military equipment.In terms of applications and working principle, backshells and cable clamps are ideal for connecting multi-conductor wires and cables to any form of connector. They are typically used in applications where the exterior of the cable needs to be protected from environmental elements or other physical damage which could cause a disruption in the connector\'s performance. Backshells and cable clamps are also used in a variety of audio and video connecting applications. They are utilized to provide a secure connection between two devices in a video or audio systems allowing for an uninterrupted transmission of the signal.In order for backshells and cable clamps to work properly, the center conductor of the cable must aligned properly within the backshell or cable clamp prior to securing it in place. This ensures that the electrical connection is not interrupted and the signal transmission is reliable.In terms of working process, backshells and cable clamps are usually attached to the cable by using either a crimping or soldering process. Crimping is typically used for mobile and lower voltages while soldering is usually used in higher voltage applications. Once the backshell or cable clamp is securely attached, the connector is then secured in place using a nut and bolt or other fastening device.In summary, backshells and cable clamps are important circular connector components which provide strain relief and protection for the cables and wires connected to them. They are used in a variety of applications such as automotive, telecommunications, industrial equipment and military equipment. They are typically attached to the cable or wire using either a crimping or soldering process and then secured in place using a fastening device.

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