55/2324-24-9/96-9

Multiple Conductor Cables 55/2324-24-9/96-9 Application Field and Working Principle

Multiple conductor cables are designed for a variety of applications. The 55/2324-24-9/96-9 is particularly well suited for commercial applications including retail, office, hospital, and warehouse locations. These cables provide the necessary features for installation in a variety of environments.

Each 55/2324-24-9/96-9 cable consists of a series of wires arranged in a particular pattern. The individual wires can be either naked or insulated, depending on the application. The conductor is usually composed of copper or other metal alloys. It can be either solid or stranded to provide flexibility for installations in hard to reach areas. The insulation material may include PVC, cross-linked polyethylene, and halogen-free insulation. The shields can consist of aluminium foil shield, copper mesh, or aluminium braid shield.

The 55/2324-24-9/96-9 are designed for power, audio, and communication signals in commercial and industrial environments. The cables feature various combinations of composed wires. Each cable has nine twisted pairs of 24 AWG (American Wire Gauge) conductors, with seven pairs for power, one pair for audio signal, and one pair for communication signal. The shielded design helps to minimize crosstalk and noise interference. The cables also have a low voltage capacity and are intended for operation at environment temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius.

The power conductor in the 55/2324-24-9/96-9 is rated for up to 600 volts, while the audio and communication lines are rated for up to 300 volts. This makes it suitable for low voltage applications such as sensor and control wiring, as well as for data transmission lines. The cables are also UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed, meaning they have been tested by independent third-party laboratories and meet safety and performance standards.

The working principle of the 55/2324-24-9/96-9 is based on the principle of electromagnetic interference or EMI. This is a form of interference which occurs when electrical signals from one device cancel out signals from another device. This kind of interference can be caused by differences in the electrical impedance of the two devices, or by noise from one device eventually affecting the signals of the other. The shielding in the multiple conductor cables helps prevent noise interference and ensures that the appropriate voltage is kept throughout the signal path.

The 55/2324-24-9/96-9 multiple conductor cables provide a reliable and safe option for a variety of commercial and industrial applications. They are designed to provide a variety of features, such as shielded design to reduce interference, low voltage capacity, and UL listing for safety and performance.