TCSD-08-D-02.50-01-F-N

Series:	Tiger Eye™ TCSD
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Type:	Socket to Socket
Number of Positions:	16
Number of Rows:	2
Pitch - Connector:	0.079" (2.00mm)
Pitch - Cable:	0.039" (1.00mm)
Length:	0.208' (63.50mm, 2.50")
Features:	Polarizing Key
Color:	Gray, Ribbon
Shielding:	Unshielded
Usage:	--
Cable Termination:	IDC
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	Flash

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TCSD-08-D-02.50-01-F-N are a type of rectangular cable assemblies which are designed and manufactured for various applications. They are often deployed in places such as marine applications, aerospace, medical, industrial, and automotive. The rectangular cable assemblies are made up of a flex circuit which is composed of fine conductive material. These circuit lengths are typically soldered together along the edge of the conductive material, and then placed into the rectangular structure to form the cable assembly. The main purpose of these cable assemblies is to transmit electrical signals between two points. There are several types of rectangular cable assemblies, each of which is designed for a specific purpose. For example, some may be designed for voltage or current sensing, while others may be designed for data transmission. The working principle behind rectangular cable assemblies is fairly simple, yet very effective. When two electrical circuits are connected to each other, it creates an electrical loop. This loop allows electrical signals to be exchanged between both circuits. The connection points of the rectangular cable assemblies are generally insulated from the transmitted signal. This insulation ensures that the signal remains unaltered and is not affected by outside interference. It also prevents any electrical current from flowing through the insulation which could damage the connection points. When two electrical circuits are linked together, they create a closed loop. This closed loop allows for the transmission of electrical signals in either direction between the two points. This transmission is usually accompanied by a back-EMF current, which is caused by the inductance of the two loops. The back-EMF current can be employed to reduce the unwanted electrical noise present in the system. The back-EMF current prevents the interference of electrical noise from entering the system. There are several advantages to the use of rectangular cable assemblies. For example, they are more compact than traditional circuit boards. This makes them ideal for applications which require a smaller, more lightweight form factor. They are also relatively easy to assemble and disassemble, making them easier to maintain and repair. In addition, the signal transmission provided by the cable assemblies is much faster than traditional circuit boards. This can be advantageous in applications which require high-speed data transfer. In conclusion, rectangular cable assemblies are an effective, efficient, and economical way to transmit electrical signals between two points. They are often used in applications which involve marine, aerospace, medical, industrial, and automotive environments. They are easy to assemble and maintain, and provide excellent signal transmission speeds.

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