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The 43-10101 application field and working principle of circular cable assemblies is the most widely used in the world. It is a type of cable that can be used in both commercial and industrial applications. The application field includes communication and entertainment systems, medical and military equipment, surveillance and transportation systems, and aerospace and computer systems.

Circular cables are usually made of copper or some type of plastic, depending on the application. These cables are available in a variety of sizes and configurations. For example, they may be single or multi-strand construction. Multiple conductor cables are available in both stranded and solid configurations. The cables are also available in both straight and bent configurations.

The working principle of circular cable assemblies is quite simple. The principle of the construction is that each individual strand is held in place by a foam or plastic wrap that is inserted into the outer sheath of the cable. The wrap holds the individual strands in place and prevents them from coming loose or moving out of position.

The cables typically have either one end terminated with an insulation stripping tool or the entire length of the cable is terminated with a crimp or connector. The connector allows for the electrical connection of all of the strands to each other and to the component(s) that it is connected to. This connection is then secured using a soldering iron or crimp tool.

Circular cables are also available with different insulation types. The two most common are PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and Teflon. PVC insulation is most commonly used in home and industrial applications. Teflon insulated cables are used in high temperature or high current applications. Both types of insulation provide further protection to the individual strands from heat, water, and other environmental factors.

In addition to the insulation types that are available, circular cables are also available in a variety of colors and sizes. This allows for the cables to be customized for a specific application. Colors may be chosen for aesthetic purposes, or they may be chosen for identification purposes. For example, one color may be used to signify a system or network that is used, while another color may identify the type of cable.

Circular cables are also available in a variety of jacketing materials. Flexible PVC is the most common material used, as it offers superior flexibility and strength. Nomex is also available, which is a higher performance material. This type of material offers higher temperature resistance as well as greater strength.

The 43-10101 application field and working principle of circular cable assemblies are widely used in commercial and industrial applications. These cables provide a reliable connection for many different types of electrical and electronic components. With a variety of insulation types, jacketing materials, and configurations, these cables can be customized for any application.

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