SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S

Series:	Tiger Eye™ SFSD
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Type:	Socket to Individual Wire Leads
Number of Positions:	10
Number of Rows:	2
Pitch - Connector:	0.050" (1.27mm)
Pitch - Cable:	--
Length:	0.370' (112.78mm, 4.44")
Features:	Polarizing Key
Color:	Black, Individual
Shielding:	Unshielded
Usage:	--
Cable Termination:	Crimp
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	10.0µin (0.25µm)

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Rectangular cable assemblies (RCA) are widely used in many different applications due to their flexibility and simple design. They have the capability to connect multiple components or networks together, and are commonly used to interconnect electronic equipment, computers, medical devices, and automation machinery. An RCA typically consists of an insulated outer jacket, multiple conductors, and a connector. In addition to simply connecting two devices, an RCA can also provide noise shielding and protect sensitive components from outside interference.The specific RCA model at hand is the SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S. This particular model is designed for connecting a source to a load of the same voltage. Its working principle is based on providing galvanic (conductive) connection between two points and converting the load voltage to the desired source voltage while keeping minimum power losses and a high degree of protection from external influences.To understand how this RCA model works, it is important to understand how electricity is conducted through cables. For example, electric current flows at a constant rate when an electric potential difference is applied across two terminals. Electric current flows from anode to cathode and is inhibited by materials with low conductivity. To conduct electricity, there must be an uninterrupted path between the two terminals. This uninterrupted path provided by an RCA is known as the “conductor”. In addition to the conductor, an RCA usually has two additional shielding layers. The first layer is a non-conductive layer that helps to protect against electromagnetic interference from outside sources. The second layer is an adjustable ferrite materials layer that helps to shield the signal from external noise sources. There are also two types of connectors used by RCA cables, a 3 pin connector for interfacing with a PC, and a 2 pin connector for connecting to consumer electronics.The SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S RCA model has two types of shielding layers; a non-conductive layer to protect against outside signals and an adjustable ferrite layer to block noise. This allows for maximum shielding from external noise sources and ensures an uninterrupted connection and strong signal strength. In addition, this RCA model also features two pins for connecting to consumer electronics and a 3-pin connector for interfacing with a PC.The SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S RCA model works by converting a load voltage to the desired source voltage and minimizing power losses. It does this by using the insulation between the conductive and non-conductive layers to regulate the flow of electricity. The insulation also helps to prevent interference from outside sources. The adjustable ferrite material layer of the SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S helps to shield the signal from external noise sources. Overall, the SFSD-05-28-G-04.44-S RCA model is a versatile and reliable cable assembly that is used in many different applications. It is capable of connecting multiple components or networks together, protecting sensitive components from outside interference, and providing noise shielding. Its adjustable ferrite material layer helps to block noise from external sources and its insulation helps to regulate the flow of electricity while keeping power losses to a minimum.

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