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Circular Cable Assemblies

The 1403963 application field of circular cable assemblies is widespread. Commonly used in medical, aerospace and consumer applications, multishielding of these assemblies form customized cabling that can be tailored to the needs of the individual application or environment. Working with a variety of materials, including copper and aluminum, wire retainer systems, cable jackets and connectors create a reliable and secure assembly. The assembly can include various levels of shielding for a wide range of circumstances.

Types of Circular Cable Assemblies

There are several types of circular cable assemblies that can be created. These include Flexible type, rigid type and semi-rigid type. Flexible type cable assemblies are designed for tight turns, repeated bends and flexibility in length and can offer unbeatable performance even in demanding vibration and abrasion conditions. Rigid type assemblies are for applications where a high number of pins must be cabled together in a thin space and typically found in aerospace, industrial, and medical applications. Semi-rigid type assemblies are also commonly used and are found in industrial products, such as industrial lighting, and are often of a ‘tail’ like or ribbon configuration.

The Principles Of Fabrication

The fabrication of Circular Cable Assemblies requires careful consideration. The cables need to be carefully measured and cut to the correct size. The correct number of pins should be selected for the cable assembly. The pins should be checked for defects and corrosion, and the wires should be cut to their required size and bent as needed. Each wire should be crimped properly, ensuring that careful contact is made with each pin. The wires should be soldered together to ensure a secure connection. The next step is to wrap the wires with the cable jacket. This can be done manually or with a machine, and the correct amount of tension should be applied to make sure that the jacket is held securely in place. The last step in the fabrication of the assembly is the installation of the connectors, which should be tested to ensure that the entire assembly is compatible with the environment in which it will be used.

Types Of Connectors

The most common types of connectors used in Circular Cable Assemblies are crimp-type connectors, collar-type connectors, solder-type connectors, and push-on connectors. Crimp-type connectors are typically used for mechanical and electrical interconnects where the connectors must remain in constant contact with the wires. Collar-type connectors are designed to firmly hold each end of the wire in place and are great for applications where the wires need to be securely connected. Solder-type connectors are typically used when making long-term connections and are characterized by a strong electrical bond between the wires and the connector. Push-on connectors are often used for short-term connections where the connector needs to be released quickly.

Conclusion

Circular Cable Assemblies are extremely versatile, with the ability to connect multiple cables to a variety of connectors. The fabrication process of these assemblies requires special care, with the right selection of pins, the correct cutting and bending of the wires, the secure crimping of the wires, and the application of the cable jacket. Furthermore, the appropriate type of connector needs to be chosen for the application, with the most popular types being crimp-type connectors, collar-type connectors, solder-type connectors, and push-on connectors.

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