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Wire and Cable Tips

AchieVe fiber optic Ethernet patch cables provide low-cost fiber connections

March 13, 2024 By Mary Gannon

AutomationDirect has added even more network cabling options to their lineup of Communication products. The new AchieVe brand fiber optic Ethernet patch cables provide reliable low-cost multi-mode fiber connections. These cables contain optical fibers that transmit data signals as light, offering much higher transmission speeds than copper cables, and are naturally immune to electromagnetic interference. […]

Filed Under: Applications, Telecommunications, Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: automationdirect

What’s the difference between copper and aluminum industrial cable?

February 21, 2024 By Mary Gannon

Contributed by Frances Richards It’s no secret that copper and aluminum are both effective conductors of electricity. Further, most engineers and system designers know that copper is a better conductor and easier to work with, while aluminum is lighter weight and less expensive. Beyond these widely known characteristics, let’s take a closer look at the […]

Filed Under: Applications, Featured, Industrial, Wire and Cable Tips

Reducing CO2 emissions in cable manufacturing is possible with the Pastel B process

February 13, 2024 By Mary Gannon

Contributed by Horst Messerer, product & sales manager – data, network and bus technology Clear wire identification with different colors is essential for the fast and safe connection of cables and wires. However, conventional marking methods also have disadvantages, such as environmental compatibility, for example. “Pastel B” is an alternative method for marking wire pairs […]

Filed Under: FAQ, Featured, Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: Helukabel

What are some disadvantages of unshielded twisted pair cable?

January 24, 2024 By Mary Gannon

Contributed by Frances Richards Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable is comprised of anywhere from two to 1800 unshielded twisted pairs of 100-ohm copper encased in an outer plastic jacket. This widely used data communication cable is most commonly found in local area networks (LANs) for applications such as computer networking, telecommunications, and Ethernet networks. Benefits […]

Filed Under: Applications, FAQ, Featured, Networking, Telecommunications, Wire and Cable Tips

Murrplastik two-piece flex split conduit from AutomationDirect

November 1, 2023 By Mary Gannon

AutomationDirect has added EWT-PA series flexible, non-metallic, two-piece split conduit from Murrplastik. This flex split conduit provides an easy solution for routing pre-terminated cables, eliminating the need to dismantle/reassemble the installed connectors. The EWT-PA series conduit consists of dual overlapping tubes that are easy to open yet provide mechanical protection and eliminate unintentional exposure of […]

Filed Under: Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: automationdirect

Expanded cable assembly portfolio connects more soldier digital gear

November 1, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Fischer Connectors released an expanded set of cable assemblies for the Keystone tactical hub, including three cables for L3 Harris, Silvus and Bittium tactical radios and two device cables for Safran Vectronix’s MOSKITO TI target locator and STERNA True North Finder. Designed to US Army Next Generation Hub (NGH) standards, Fischer Keystone gives dismounted soldiers […]

Filed Under: Aerospace & Defense, Applications, Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: fischerconnectors

Electrostatically dissipative variant added to e-skin flat energy chains

October 11, 2023 By Mary Gannon

igus has added an ESD variant specifically for highly sensitive cleanrooms to its e-skin flat series. The modular ribbon cable’s new material prevents the chain from becoming electrostatically charged while ensuring it generates no particles, even during fast movements. The modular design with individual pods also allows quick energy supply system filling. In addition to […]

Filed Under: Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: igus

N-type SMA cable assemblies easily connect external antennas

September 5, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Amphenol RF is pleased to announce the expansion of its between-series cable assembly series with N-Type plug to SMA plug assemblies on flexible RG-142 cable. The combination of the more ruggedized N-Type connector with the lightweight, compact SMA connectors provides a versatile solution for applications such as connecting to antennas within a device, Radar, satellite […]

Filed Under: Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: amphenolrf

Pre-populated, application-specific e-chains simplify engineering processes

August 2, 2023 By Mary Gannon

igus announced it is expanding its broad range of cable management solutions with pre-populated, application-specific e-chain systems. The pre-assembled e-chains and cables are designed to match the unique needs of each project, seamlessly fitting into the system and eliminating compatibility concerns. The units streamline procurement and cut down assembly time, allowing engineers to focus on […]

Filed Under: Wire and Cable Tips

Develop high-voltage solutions with pre-configured MHV cable assemblies

August 2, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Amphenol RF has introduced its MHV pre-configured assembly options. These cables are capable of supporting high-voltages of dc current. They are designed on industry-standard RG-58 cable and feature the familiar bayonet coupling mechanism for quick and easy connect and disconnect functionality. MHV cable assemblies provide excellent electrical performance up to 500 MHz and are ideal […]

Filed Under: Applications, Medical, Wire and Cable Tips Tagged With: amphenolrf

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