CT2956-2-100

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Single conductor cables, also known as Hook-Up Wire, are defined as the type of wires and cables used to interconnect electrical components or devices within an integrated subset of such electronic systems. An example of such a device is the CT2956-2-100. This particular device is a single conductor cable used for the hooking up of electrical systems.

The CT2956-2-100 is a multi-core cable and is a type of single conductor cable. It consists of two insulated copper cores, providing continuity between any two or more devices with a low impedance path exhibiting high quality signal transmission.

The conductor cores of the CT2956-2-100 are insulated with a polyethylene insulation material which has a high temperature resistance and flexibility. The cores of the cable are then further wrapped in an interwoven, helical, braided steel armor layer. The steel armor layer gives the cable a degree of flexibility in one direction while maintaining full electrical integrity in all directions. The steel armor also provides strong protection from physical damage.

The CT2956-2-100 single conductor cable is designed for use in a multitude of applications. These applications range from automobiles to power tools and home and office appliances. It is also commonly used in the installation of sophisticated electronic assemblies.

The CT2956-2-100 single conductor cable provides electrical devices with a high quality connection. This is due to the fact that the cable provides a low impedance path which reduces noise and signal degradation. The use of the polyethylene insulation and the steel armor layer also provides the device with a high degree of physical protection while in transit.

The working principle of the CT2956-2-100 single conductor cable is quite simple. The cable is used to connect two or more devices with a low impedance path exhibiting high quality signal transmission. This is achieved by using two insulated copper cores which are then wrapped in a steel armor layer. The steel armor layer provides both a means for flexibility of the cable while in transit, as well as full electrical integrity in all directions.

In conclusion, the CT2956-2-100 is an example of a single conductor cable commonly used in the installation of electronic assemblies. The cable is designed to provide electrical devices with a high quality connection due to the low impedance path the cable provides. The polyethylene insulation and steel armor layer also provide the device with a high degree of physical protection while in transit.

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