1404476

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
1st Connector:	M8 Female, Right Angle
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
2nd Connector:	Wire Leads
Number of Positions:	5
Number of Positions Loaded:	All
Length:	9.84' (3.00m)
Cable Type:	Round
Color:	Black
Shielding:	Unshielded
Usage:	Industrial Environments - IP65, IP67, IP68

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Circular Cable AssembliesCircular cable assemblies make use of cabling in a loop formation for a variety of applications. Often, these assemblies are used for power, data, and control applications in commercial and industrial settings. They are also used to provide strain relief and tidy, organized cabling solutions. In order to understand how a circular cable assembly works, it’s important to consider the cable elements, the assembly techniques, and the industry applications. Cable ElementsCircular cable assemblies are made up of individual cables in a loop format. The cables can typically utilize twisted pair technology, coaxial cable, and structured cabling solutions. In addition, the cables can come in standard electrical wire type, flat cable or ribbon cable, and multi-pair configurations. Twisted pair cable is a common type of cabling in use today. These cables feature two insulated copper wires that are spiraled together. This creates a helix like structure that provides additional protection against signal interference. Such cables are commonly used in audio and data applications. Coaxial cables are another type of cabling used in circular cable assemblies. The core of these cables consists of a single conductor insulated from a braided wire that encloses the center portion. This exterior layer is also coated with a protective outer shield that helps protect the cable from the elements and events that can produce signal interference. Examples of coaxial cables include TV and networking cables. Structured cabling solutions can also be configured in a circular format. This type of cabling is often used in commercial or industrial applications where multiple wires must be connected together for a variety of purposes. Just like the other cabling types, structured cabling can be wrapped around a reel, placed on a vacuum form, or provided in a pre-engineered form. Assembly TechniquesTypically, circular cable assemblies are put together by rolling the individual cables into a loop format. The cables can be held together by a single cable tie or a bulkier tie-down depending on the individual application. Some assemblies may also utilize a series of screw on clamps or wrap around cables that can be customized with various plastic or metal components. Typically, the application will require some form of strain relief, and the design will include specialty components like grommets or cable clamps. Industry ApplicationsCircular cable assemblies are used in a variety of industries including automotive, aerospace, agriculture, medical, and more. These assemblies are often used as an alternative to standard rectangular cable assemblies and can provide a neater, more organized look. They are also often used for power applications or in high-speed transmissions where a loop formation is necessary to provide sufficient protection against interference. In addition, they are commonly used in cabling applications that require flexibility such as those found in robotics, editing, and 3D printing. Overall, circular cable assemblies are an important component in a variety of different applications. They can provide neater, more organized cabling solutions and are often used in applications with a need for flexibility or high-speed transmission. By understanding the cable elements, assembly techniques, and industry applications, it’s possible to get a better understanding of how these assemblies work.

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