1668328

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1668328 Circular Cable AssembliesCircular cable assemblies are designed to meet the requirements in a wide range of applications. These assemblies are commonly found in industrial, medical, consumer, and military applications.Circular cable assemblies are used in applications such as motor drives, instrumentation, networking, and telecommunications. The primary components of a circular cable assembly are the conductors, insulation, connectors, insulation/strain relief, shielding, and shielding/jacketing/termination.The conductors of a circular cable assembly are usually made of copper or aluminum wire. Copper is used because it is an excellent conductor of electricity and has relatively low resistance. Aluminum is used because it is a lightweight, durable, cost-effective choice. Depending on the application, a variety of conductors can be used including twisted pair, coaxial, and braided conductors.The insulation of a circular cable assembly is typically made of polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or thermoplastic elastomer (TPE). The choice of insulation depends on the application. Polyethylene insulation is an economical option that offers good physical strength, low dielectric loss, and excellent flexibility. PVC insulation is a cost-effective option that offers good mechanical strength, good heat resistance, and good resistance to oil, acids, and alkalis. TPE insulation offers excellent flexibility, good wear resistance, and good flame retardancy.The connectors used in circular cable assemblies are typically female or male plugs or sockets that provide the electrical connection between the cables. These connectors can be manufactured from a variety of materials including metal and plastic. The connectors are usually available in a variety of configurations to meet the requirements of the application.The insulation and strain relief components of a circular cable assembly are usually made of either rubber or plastic. The rubber components are typically used to protect the cable from abrasion, vibration, and shock. The plastic components are usually used to provide additional strain relief and also to aid in the installation and securement of the cable.The shielding of a circular cable assembly is usually of two types: woven braid or metalized foil. Woven braid provides superior shielding effectiveness and can be easily routed through tight spaces. Metalized foil shielding offers good protection from electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI).The jacketing of a circular cable assembly is typically made of UL-rated elastomer such as polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The jacketing provides a layer of mechanical protection to the conductors and serves as a protective covering to the cable assembly.The termination of a circular cable assembly is typically. Termination is performed with either a hand soldering iron or a crimping tool. Hand soldering is the more traditional termination method, but crimping is becoming more popular due to its lower cost and faster installation time. Hand soldering requires the use of a soldering iron, flux, and soldering wire whereas crimping requires the use of a crimp tool and a special terminal or lug.Circular cable assemblies are widely used in many different types of applications. They provide a cost-effective solution for connecting and transferring energy between lines and components. They are a versatile and reliable solution for high performance and cost effective applications. With careful selection of conductors, insulation, connectors, shielding/jacketing/termination, and other components, a reliable and efficient cable assembly can be tailored to meet the needs of the application.

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