30-00099 Cables, Wires

Length:	500.0' (152.4m)
Shield Coverage:	100%
Shield Material:	Aluminum; Copper, Tinned
Conductor Insulation:	High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Poly-Vinyl Chloride (PVC)
Jacket (Insulation) Thickness:	0.0165" (0.420mm)
Usage:	--
Operating Temperature:	80°C
Voltage:	30V
Features:	Drain Wire
Ratings:	UL Style 2725
Jacket Color:	White
Series:	--
Shield Type:	Foil, Braid
Jacket (Insulation) Diameter:	0.142" (3.61mm)
Jacket (Insulation) Material:	Poly-Vinyl Chloride (PVC)
Conductor Material:	Copper, Tinned
Conductor Strand:	7/0.0050"
Wire Gauge:	28 AWG
Number of Conductors:	4 (1 Pair Twisted)
Cable Type:	Multi-Conductor
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Multiple Conductor Cables – 30-00099 Application Field and Working Principle

Multiple Conductor Cables are a type of cables that are widely used in almost all aspects of the electronic world, from communication networks and home-entertainment systems, to power plants and automobile systems. They are most commonly used in the field of telecommunications, allowing the transmission and reception of data between various types of devices over long distances. The cables contain multiple pairs of insulated conductors, which can be used to increase the data transmission rate, reduce noise, and protect against electrical interference.These cables are made up of several strands of copper or other metallic material that are insulated and contained within a protective sheath. In a typical cable, the conductors are color-coded and arranged in either one of two standard configurations: “double-sheathed” or “unsheathed”. The double-sheathed configuration consists of two insulated conductors and a common outer shield that protect the conductors from environmental contaminants and foreign signals. On the other hand, the unsheathed configuration consists of two unshielded conductors and a common outer shield.The most common type of Multiple Conductor Cables are twisted pair cables, which are most often used in telephone and data transmissions. In a twisted pair, the two insulated conductors are twisted together in several layers, giving them additional strength and the ability to maintain a constant conduction level over distances up to ten miles. A variety of other configurations can also be used in multiple conductor cables, including unshielded twisted pairs, shielded twisted pairs, coaxial cables, and ribbon cables.In addition to its common application in the telecommunications industry, the Multiple Conductor Cables are also used in a wide range of other electronics applications. For example, they can be used to transfer audio or video signals, power multiple electrical devices, or serve as a conductor for electric motor systems. The outer sheath of these cables is designed to protect against mechanical shock, vibration, and abrasion. It also helps reduce the transmission of electromagnetic radiation.The working principle of Multiple Conductor Cables is based on the electrical conduction of electricity between its multiple conductors. The cables are suspended in air, enabling the current to flow freely in all directions. The currents in the conductors are kept in balance by a series of resistors, capacitors, and inductors. As the currents flow through the conductors, they induce an electric field, which is directed toward the desired destination. This field is what allows data and signals to be transferred effectively between devices.In summary, Multiple Conductor Cables are an essential component of virtually every modern electronics system, serving as the backbone to ensure seamless data and signal transmission. They feature protection against electromagnetic radiation and other environmental factors, while also allowing for multiple connections and pathways for data transfer. By utilizing their properties of electrical conduction, these cables provide a reliable and efficient connection for all types of electronic devices.

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