CT2883-6-100

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Cable Type:	Test Lead
Wire Gauge:	21 AWG
Conductor Strand:	104/0.0028"
Conductor Material:	Copper, Bare
Jacket (Insulation) Material:	Silicone
Jacket (Insulation) Diameter:	0.083" (2.11mm)
Jacket (Insulation) Thickness:	--
Length:	328.1' (100.0m)
Voltage:	1000V
Operating Temperature:	-60°C ~ 180°C
Jacket Color:	Blue
Ratings:	--
Features:	--

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Introduction

Single conductor cables (also referred to as “hook-up wire”) are used in a variety of applications. In this article we explain the application and working principle of CT2883-6-100. The CT2883-6-100 cables are manufactured by Sumitomo and are designed for diverse applications in a range of industries.

Application Field of CT2883-6-100

CT2883-6-100 cables are designed for a variety of applications such as providing electrical connections for devices and machines, carrying wires, providing the grounding of a system, and a range of other applications. They can also be used in mobile or permanent control systems, in the transmission of signals to machines, and in the distribution of electrical power in large-scale projects. They can be applied in military, aerospace, marine, telecom, industrial, and medical sectors.

Working Principle of CT2883-6-100

CT2883-6-100 cables are constructed from a range of materials to ensure a dependable and safe electrical connection. The most commonly used materials in the construction of CT2883-6-100 cables include copper, aluminum, PVC, PTFE, and GXL. Each material has its own set of unique properties that make it suitable for certain applications. For example, copper is widely used in the construction of electrical systems as it is known to be highly conductive. Aluminum, meanwhile, is lightweight and strong, making it a good choice for the construction of cables in harsh environmental conditions. PVC is highly resistant to moisture and electrical shocks. PTFE is highly resistant to heat and has a low dielectric constant. Finally, GXL is flame retardant and durable. The materials are then combined in a range of different configurations to offer a variety of performance characteristics. For example, a multicore cable with a single PVC jacket is often used in automotive applications. Similarly, a multicore cable with a PTFE jacket is commonly used in aerospace applications.

Conclusion

CT2883-6-100 cables from Sumitomo are designed for a variety of applications and are constructed from a range of materials. Copper, aluminum, PVC, PTFE, and GXL are the most commonly used materials in the construction of CT2883-6-100 cables. They can be combined in a range of configurations to offer different performance characteristics. This makes them suitable for applications in military, aerospace, marine, telecom, industrial, and medical sectors.

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