55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528

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Multiple conductor cables play an important role in providing power and control across wide distances. The 55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 cable is one such type of multi-conductor cable used in a variety of applications for its reliable performance. This article will discuss this cable’s application field and working principle in detail.

55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 Application Field

The 55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528, manufactured by HPS Americas, is a Type CMR-rated multi-conductor cable for in-wall installation. It is a UL-listed, halogen-free, individually shielded low-voltage building wire made of softened bare copper wire strands, ethylene propylene rubber insulation, aluminum/polyester foil shield with a Drain Wire, and a low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) jacket. This cable is commonly used in the communication wiring industry in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

It is most often used for in-wall multimedia multi-conductor applications, such as cable TV, satellite system signals, structured cabling, digital video, telephone systems, computer networks, audio and digital audio, and other communication signals in residential and commercial buildings. It is also used for computer networks, such as Ethernet, Token Ring, LocalTalk, Phoneline, and thin Ethernet signals; and in medical field applications, such as therapeutic equipment applications. It is commonly used to transmit analog or digital signals, due to its low capacitance and capacity.

55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 Working Principle

The 55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 has three functions: it supplies power, supplies data, and provides shielding and grounding. The cable is composed of multiple twisted pairs of insulated conductors, usually surrounded by a plastic sheath. The individual wires are color-coded for ease of installation, and a bare copper drain wire is used for shielding and grounding. The cable works by providing both power (convection current) and data (signal current) in the same wire. It also provides shielding and grounding to protect the wires from EMI (electro-magnetic interference).

The cable is able to perform well by employing two electrical principles: impedance and attenuation. The impedance of a cable is a measure of its opposition to an electric current, and is important in the design of cables and systems that carry signals over long distances. The attenuation of a cable is a measure of the loss of power or signal strength, and is also important in systems that must carry signals over long distances. The 55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 cable has a relatively low impedance of 10 ohms per kilometer and a relatively low attenuation of 26 dB per kilometer.

Conclusion

The 55/6002-30-CML3-9CS2528 is a multi-conductor cable used for in-wall installations in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. It is used for multimedia applications, such as cable TV, satellite systems, computer networks, and audio/digital audio signals. It is designed to provide support for both power and data and provides shielding and grounding as well. Its low impedance and attenuation make it an ideal choice for applications where signals must travel over long distances.

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