2840/7 VI001

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Single conductor cables (also called hook-up wires) come with a wide variety of insulation materials and are used in a range of applications. 2840/7 VI001 is a polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) insulated cable, and is suitable for use in electronic applications where speed and tighter tolerances are required. It is designed to be used in environments where there are either moderately high temperatures or where rapid changes in temperature occur. It is also used as a low-noise electrical and signal transmission cable, and is able to provide longer cable runs due to improved signal integrity.

The 2840/7 VI001 cable is composed of two strands of stranded tinned copper, each with an outer polymer jacket. The insulation is made of low temperature cross-linked polyvinylidene fluoride (XL-PVDF). The jacket is black in color and comes in a variety of thicknesses depending on the application.

The 2840/7 VI001 cable has excellent electrical properties and can be used in a wide variety of applications. Because of its excellent tear resistance, low-temperature performance, and flexibility, it is often used in automotive wiring, instrumentation, and process control systems. It is also ideal for use in aerospace, telecommunications, and medical applications.

The main features that make the 2840/7 VI001 cable such a useful and versatile cable include its high operating temperature range of up to -46°C to 105°C, its flame resistance, and its excellent dielectric strength. The cable is also resistant to corrosion, moisture, aliphatic petroleum products, ozone, and sunlight exposure.

When it comes to the working principle of the 2840/7 VI001 cable, it is based on the principle of electrical conductivity. The copper conductor inside the cable has a net charge, which, when carrying an electrical current, will cause a current to flow. The sheath of the cable is made from XL-PVDF which provides insulation and protects the copper conductor from damage. The jacket is designed to absorb and dissipate any heat that may be generated as current flows through the conductor.

When the 2840/7 VI001 cable is used in circuit wiring, it must be connected correctly in order to ensure efficient and safe electrical performance. This includes correctly attaching cable end-connectors, stripping the jacket material, soldering, and ensuring that all the necessary connections are made securely.

The 2840/7 VI001 cable has a wide range of applications, including automotive wiring, instrumentation, process control systems, aerospace, telecommunications, and medical applications. Its excellent operating temperature and flame resistance, as well as its resistance to corrosion and UV degradation, make it a strong and durable choice for use in these fields. In addition, its flexibility, low-noise transmission, and improved signal integrity make it ideal for long cable runs.

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