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Circular Cable Assemblies

Circular Cable Assemblies are a type of assembly used in electrical infrastructure. They are made up of multiple coaxial cables, each with a sheath outside and copper-wire cores inside. The cables are held together by a metal shield for protection and also to provide grounding for the circuitry. The cables are usually configured in a spiral pattern to help reduce crosstalk between adjacent wires.

The 21349292405200 model is a popular choice for many applications. It has an outer diameter of 5.2 millimeters and is usually used for audio and visual cables like HDMI and component cables. It is suitable for both high-frequency and low-frequency signals due to the compression design of the metal shield.

The working principle of a Circular Cable Assembly is fairly simple. First, the wires are encased in a metal shield for protection. This shield provides an electrical insulator, preventing the wires from accidentally shorting out or creating accidental electrical contact. Then the cables are joined together and wrapped into shape with a spiral pattern. This pattern reduces crosstalk between the wires and helps maintain signal integrity. Finally, the ends of the cables are sealed with a compression connector to create an airtight, water-resistant joint.

Circular Cable Assemblies are used in a variety of applications, from automotive wiring to video surveillance cameras. In automotive applications, these assemblies are used to connect the engine to other components like the airbags and headlights. In security surveillance applications, the cables can be used to connect cameras and other monitoring devices to a central surveillance network. The 21349292405200 model is also commonly used in audio/video systems for home theaters and entertainment centers, as well as in professional recording studios.

Circular Cable Assemblies are ideal for applications that require a high degree of robustness, as the metal shielding provides excellent protection against abrasion, water, and corrosion. The spiral pattern is also beneficial in applications where signal integrity is crucial, as it reduces cross-talk between the wires and helps maintain signal clarity.