100G1131-1.20-0/2/9-0

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Multiple conductor cables are a type of cable with two or more conductors in the same sheath. 100G1131-1.20-0/2/9-0 is a type of multiple conductor cable used mainly for military and commercial applications. A variety of cable constructions can be used to construct a multiple conductor cable with different types and numbers of conductors.

Application Field

Multiple conductor cables are used in a wide range of applications in military and commercial applications. Military applications for the 100G1131-1.20-0/2/9-0 include airframe wiring, radio and radar wiring, aircraft navigational antenna lines, and internal controllers. In commercial applications, multiple conductor cables can be used for signal transmission, connecting equipment, data transmission, and telecommunications.

Working Principle

Multiple conductor cables are typically composed of multiple individual conductors that are encapsulated in an insulating material such as a plastic or foam. The conductors are usually arranged in a parallel fashion, and the insulation provides a protective layer that keeps the electrical signals contained within the cable. In applications such as wiring aircraft, data transmission, and telecoms, multiple conductor cables are essential in order to ensure signals are transmitted accurately with no signal leakage.

The 100G1131-1.20-0/2/9-0 is a two-wire shielded cable with a 28-AWG stranded silver-plated copper conductor and an EPDM insulation material. The cable has an overall diameter of 0.20-inch, a nominal impedance of 50 ohms, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to 105°C. The cable is rated for 5 amps, and has a maximum frequency of 4 GHz.

Multiple conductor cables such as the 100G1131-1.20-0/2/9-0 are used in many applications where reliability and signal integrity are critical. They are used to transmit signals in the military, commercial data transmission, and telecoms industries, and provide the protection required to ensure signals remain contained and accurately transmitted.

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