TX21AB00-1804

Series:	TXR
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Backshell, Heat Shrink Adapter
Cable Opening:	--
Diameter - Outside:	1.352" (34.35mm)
Shell Size - Insert:	18
Thread Size:	1 1/16-18 UNEF
Cable Exit:	180°
Material:	Aluminum Alloy
Plating:	Cadmium
Shielding:	Unshielded
Color:	Olive Drab
Features:	Tinel Lock
Ingress Protection:	--
Includes:	4 pcs - 1 Backshell, 1 O-Ring, 2 Screws
Material Flammability Rating:	--
For Use With/Related Products:	MIL-DTL-26482 Series I Class E, F Connectors

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Introduction to Circular Connectors - Backshells and Cable Clamps

Circular connectors are versatile and relatively simple to install and use in a variety of different applications. They are one of the most common types of connectors used in the electronics industry. The circular connectors used in the TX21AB00-1804 application field are the backshells and cable clamps. This article will provide an overview of how circular connectors are used and the principles behind the design and installation of the backshells and cable clamps.

Uses of Backshells and Cable Clamps

Circular connectors are used in a wide variety of applications, from simple connections between two pieces of equipment to more complex multi-contact systems. Backshells and cable clamps are commonly used for connecting cable assemblies to various types of equipment. Backshells are shells or covers that are attached to the connector to provide protection and strain relief and can vary according to the connector type. Cable clamps are used to secure the cable in place and to provide strain relief at the connector.

Design of Backshells and Cable Clamps

Backshells and cable clamps are designed to provide protection and strain relief for a variety of cable assemblies. The design of the backshell and the type of cable clamps used will depend on the type of cable and the application for which it is being used.Backshells come in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be made from either plastic or metal. The size and shape of the backshell will depend on the size of the connector and the type of cable being used. The backshell will also have a strain relief feature, which helps to protect the cable from being damaged or becoming disconnected in the event of excessive pulling or tugging on the cable.Cable clamps are also designed for a variety of applications, depending on the type of cable being used. Cable clamps are made of plastic, metal, or other materials and can be used to secure the cable in place, provide strain relief, and protect the cable from any potential damage.

Working Principle of Backshells and Cable Clamps

Backshells and cable clamps work in tandem to provide protection and strain relief for the cables connected to the connectors. When a cable is connected to the connector, the backshell is placed over the cable and connected to the connector. The backshell provides protection to the cable from any external forces while the cable clamps provide strain relief to ensure that the cable is not damaged. The tension of the cable clamps should be adjusted to the correct tension to ensure that the cable is held in place and securely connected to the connector.The backshell also serves as a weather shield to keep moisture and dust out from the internal parts of the connector. Additionally, the backshell can also be used as a mounting point for other components or accessories.

Conclusion

In conclusion, backshells and cable clamps are an important part of the design and installation of circular connectors. They provide protection and strain relief to the cables connected to the connectors, as well as acting as a weather shield. The design of the backshell and the cable clamps should be taken into account when selecting the correct connector for the application.

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