Cable Assemblies
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| DR04GW101 SL401 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS MALE TO FMALE 65.6' | View details |
| DR08AW103 SL358 | Alpha Wire | CBL 8POS MALE TO FMALE 16.4' | View details |
| 300DCR NC404 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS MALE TO WIRE 1.64' | View details |
| 316JCF NC402 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS FMALE TO WIRE 0.98' | View details |
| 300DCF NC404 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS MALE TO WIRE 1.64' | View details |
| 308DCFS NC032 | Alpha Wire | CBL 5POS MALE TO WIRE 1.64' | View details |
| 310GCF NC404 | Alpha Wire | CBL 3POS FMALE TO WIRE 1.64' | View details |
| DR04GW101 SL400 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS MALE TO FMALE 49.2' | View details |
| DR04GW101 SL359 | Alpha Wire | CBL 4POS MALE TO FMALE 32.8' | View details |
| 314JCF NC402 | Alpha Wire | CBL 3POS FMALE TO WIRE 0.98' | View details |
| 303DCF NC404 | Alpha Wire | CBL 5POS MALE TO WIRE 1.64' | View details |
| SD-PMA05C-FFTBL-C7A-6FT | Adam Tech | CBL 5POS FMALE TO WIRE 6' | View details |
Cable Assemblies
Cable Assemblies play a key role in efficient connection and signal integrity in electronic systems.
1. Cable Assemblies Overview
Cable Assemblies (cable assemblies) are pre-assembled integrated wiring harnesses composed of connectors, wires and insulation layers, which are used to achieve signal transmission or power connection between electronic devices.
Its core functions include: ensuring stable transmission of high-frequency/high-speed signals (such as RF coaxial cable assemblies), adapting to different interface standards (such as QSFP+ interfaces), and simplifying the complexity of internal wiring of equipment.
2. What are the Core Components of Cable Assemblies?
Connectors: Such as RF coaxial connectors, QSFP+ interfaces, etc., are responsible for docking with device ports.
Wire and insulation layer: The combination of conductor material (such as copper core) and insulation layer (such as PVC or Teflon) determines electrical performance and environmental resistance.
Protective structure: Some components need to add shielding layers or protective sleeves to resist electromagnetic interference or mechanical damage.
3. What are the Technical Process of Cable Assemblies？
1) Manufacturing Process:
Crimp: The terminal and the conductor are fixed by a crimping tool, and the contact resistance between the conductor and the terminal must meet the standard.
Insulation Displacement Connection (IDC): The terminal blade is used to pierce the insulation layer of the wire to directly contact the conductor, which is suitable for flat cable scenarios.
Solder: Including wave soldering, reflow soldering, etc., used for precision connection in high-density or high-frequency scenarios.
2) Quality Inspection: Tensile test, appearance inspection (such as conductor length, terminal deformation) and electrical performance test (such as standing wave ratio) are required.
4. What are Cable Assemblies Used for？
Communication Equipment: RF coaxial cable assemblies are widely used in high-frequency signal transmission scenarios such as base stations and satellite communications.
Data Center: High-speed cables (such as 40G QSFP+ assemblies) are used for high-speed interconnection between servers and switches.
Industrial Equipment: Customized cable assemblies meet the requirements of high-temperature resistance and vibration resistance in complex environments.
5. Which Brands Have the Best Cable Assemblies?
Amphenol: Provides QSFP+ cable assemblies, supporting 40G network transmission.
EAM CABLE ASSEMBLIES: Mainly engaged in multi-category connectors and wiring harness solutions, adapted to industrial and consumer electronics fields.
