1519040 Cable Assemblies

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A circular cable assembly, sometimes also known as a multi-conductor cable assembly, is a cable assembly of multiple electrical conductors which are arranged in a circular configuration. The purpose of a circular cable assembly is to provide a reliable, cost effective way to connect electrical devices without the need for wiring individual connections. The most common types of circular cable assemblies can be found in laptops, medical equipment, military applications, aircraft, industrial machines, and other electrical products.

The 1519040 application field and working principle of circular cable assemblies are based on the fact that multiple physical wires need to be connected to one another so that information can be transmitted between the two. This connection is achieved by using a connector, known as a connector assembly, which has a metal conductor body that is surrounded by an insulating material. The conductor body contains numerous tiny electrical contacts (pins) which are connected to a central conductor core. By interconnecting the inner conductor with the outer insulator, the electrical connection is created.

The 1519040 application field and working principle of a circular cable assembly can be divided into two distinct types. The first is a traditional cable assembly, which uses stranded copper conductors within the insulation. The second type of circular cable assembly is the combination of two or more conductors separated by layers of insulation material. This is commonly known as a multi-wire cable assembly, and it allows more effective signal transmission while also significantly reducing the size of the cable.

The way that a circular cable assembly works depends on the type of cable construction and the application. For example, in an application requiring higher performance, the conductors in a traditional cable assembly are arranged in a twisted pair configuration. This increases the conductivity of the cable and reduces the amount of noise interference. In contrast, a multi-wire cable assembly may use stranded wire pairs for better protection from electromagnetic interference (EMI).

The 1519040 application field of Circular Cable Assemblies covers a range of industries, including medical, industrial, aerospace, military, automotive, computer, and telecommunications. A few common components used in the construction of a circular cable assembly include: an inner conductor, insulation material, an outer conductor, a connector assembly, and strain relief components. These components are often combined according to the application requirements to create a custom-made cable assembly that meets the specific needs of each installation.

The 1519040 working principle of Circular Cable Assemblies involves the use of the core wire, which contains the electrical contacts necessary for the connection to be established. The insulation material is wound around the core wire so that the current leaving one contact is transferred to the other by the insulation. This transfer of current is typically performed via a rotating connection referred to as a rotary sleeve. The rotary sleeve is often found in military applications.

The use of circular cable assemblies provides a number of advantages. They are often used in applications where space constraints are an issue, as they can be used to connect multiple electrical devices and to divide signal paths, allowing for greater flexibility in connecting components. Furthermore, these cable assemblies can reduce the number of wires needed for a particular application, resulting in significant cost savings. Lastly, they also improve the electrical contact between two points, resulting in increased current and voltage safety for the connected devices.

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