1442463

Circular Cable Assemblies is a type of product that is widely used across various industries. The 1442463 series of circular cable assemblies come in various sizes and configurations, offering the user a wide range of options for connecting different types of equipment and components.

Application Field

These versatile circular cable assemblies are suitable for a wide range of uses including equipment interconnection in industrial equipment and machinery, audio, video, audio-visual, computer and telecommunications applications. They can also be used in the automotive industry for data systems, for power systems in airplane and helicopter engines to interconnect with electronic components such as in jets, for military and airforce use, in security systems or in medical equipment.

Working Principle

Circular Cable Assemblies work by connecting two circular cable ends using either crimp-on or solder-on connectors. The cables are typically made from copper, silver or gold alloy wires and insulated with PVC or rubberized cloth. The insulation ensures effective resistance to heat, water or abrasion.

Once the ends of the circular cables are connected, they are placed in a jacket which helps to contain the joint and prevent any contamination or damage to the joint. The jacket is typically potted in epoxy or plastic for waterproofing and shock resistance to ensure a long-term connection between the cables. The jacket also helps to maintain the electrical integrity of the cables.

After the jacket is applied, the PCBs (PC board) or socket assemblies are attached. These are fastened to the ends of the cables with screws, using snap rings or locking rings.

Once the protective jacket and PCBs are in place, mechanical strain relief is then applied to the cable ends. This helps to reduce vibration or other mechanical stress on the cable ends, ensuring that the connection is stable and reliable.