55A0712-20-9 Cables, Wires

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) are essential components in the circuitry of modern electronics. One such wire is the 55A0712-20-9, which, due to its properties, is suitable for many different applications. In this article, we’ll discuss 55A0712-20-9’s application field and its working principle.

To start off, 55A0712-20-9 is an 18 AWG 9-conductor wire from SvWire. It is part of SvWire\'s AlphaWire Industrial Series portfolio. This cable features UL1007 PVC-rated insulation, with UL20276 compliant tinned copper, which is ideal for protecting signal integrity and protecting against environmental damage. In addition, it also features multiple inner layers of conduits for protection against noise, vibrations, and shocks. On top of that, all insulation components are RoHS-compliant, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.

When it comes to 55A0712-20-9’s application field, can be used in the following types of circuit:

• DC Circuits: 55A0712-20-9 is suitable for carrying low amperage (up to 1.3 A) direct current in low-voltage circuits. It is commonly used in electronic projects, such as breadboard schematics and development boards, as well as in testing and prototyping.
• AC Circuits: 55A0712-20-9 can also be used with 120/240V alternating current in house wiring projects. In this case, it would be ideal for running in concealed conduit systems. The individual conductors can be used for different circuits, such as single-phase or three-phase.
• Automation Systems: Due to its insulation and resistance to temperature and environmental conditions, 55A0712-20-9 can be used in the automation industry for controlling robotic systems, as well as in the production of automobiles.

So, how does the 55A0712-20-9 work? It has two rated parameters; an AWG (weight) and a number of available conductors. In this case, the AWG represents the size of the wire and the number of conductors represents the number of wires that are contained within a single cable. In order for the wire to be effective, please remember to account for the voltage rating of the wire, as this will determine its ability to carry the current.

The AWG on the wire is determined by measuring its cross sectional area and diameter. The larger the AWG value, the smaller the diameter and the greater the resistance. On the other hand, a low AWG value means that the wire’s diameter is larger and the resistance is reduced. The number of conductors, on the other hand, determines the amount of current each individual wire can carry, as each conductor carries a different part of the total current.

To be sure of the suitability of the wire, please consult the relevant datasheet that will have all the necessary information about the voltage and current ratings. As with any electronic component, it is important to read the datasheet before making any decisions on use.

In summary, the 55A0712-20-9 is an 18 AWG 9-conductor wire from SvWire. It is part of SvWire’s AlphaWire Industrial Series portfolio and is suitable for carrying low amperage in both DC and AC circuits. In addition, it can also be used in the automation industry for controlling robotic systems, as well as in the production of automobiles. It is important to watch out for the size as the AWG and the number of conductors will determine the voltage or current rating of the wire.

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