Product details

Brand: ABB

Model: DSTK226SL6

product description :

DSTK226SL6 is a  Cable Assembly

Ribbon cable: having multiple wires tied together with a flat broad band. The concept of a ribbon cable is simple, but its implementation varies.

The original 3-M ribbon cable consisted of multiple wires embedded in a thick, protruding gray plastic insulating medium. Later colored cables resemble individual round wires tied together. Eventually, certain ribbon cables support their wires on the surface of a stiff plastic insulating tape. Each insulator configuration has different high frequency characteristics.

Regardless of the insulator assembly, the ribbon cable lines are always parallel to each other in precisely controlled isolation. Uniform isolation facilitates the creation of multi-end connectors that simultaneously curl each heel into the tape in one quick operation. This simultaneous crimping process is an inexpensive way to connect to multi-wire cables. Today's ribbon cable is widely used because it can connect multiple ports and make the cost low.

Fortunately, the uniform isolation of ribbon cable lines has had a useful side effect: ribbon cables make excellent transmission lines.

What does cable assembly mean？

Cable components mainly include wires, electromagnetic wires and insulated wires for motor appliances, power cables, communication cables and optical cables.Cable assemblies are materials used for power, communication and related transmission purposes.

There is no hard and fast line between "wire" and "cable."

Usually the products with fewer cores, small product diameter and simple structure are called wires, those without insulation are called wires, and others are called cables; The conductor with a larger cross-sectional area (greater than 6 square millimeters) is called a large wire, the smaller (less than or equal to 6 square millimeters) is called a small wire, and the insulated wire is also called a cloth wire. Cables include power cables, control cables, compensation cables, shielding cables, high temperature cables, computer cables, signal cables, coaxial cables, fire-resistant cables, Marine cables and so on. They are composed of multiple strands of wire, used to connect circuits, electrical appliances, etc.

The name ribbon cable refers to any cable having multiple wires held together by a flat broad band. The concept of a ribbon cable is simple, but its implementation varies.

The original 3-M ribbon cable consisted of multiple wires embedded in a thick, protruding gray plastic insulating medium. Later colored cables resemble individual round wires tied together. Eventually, certain ribbon cables support their wires on the surface of a stiff plastic insulating tape. Each insulator configuration has different high frequency characteristics.

Regardless of the insulator assembly, the ribbon cable lines are always parallel to each other in precisely controlled isolation. Uniform isolation facilitates the creation of multi-end connectors that simultaneously curl each heel into the tape in one quick operation. This simultaneous crimping process is an inexpensive way to connect to multi-wire cables. Today's ribbon cable is widely used because it can connect multiple ports and make the cost low.

Fortunately, the uniform isolation of ribbon cable lines has had a useful side effect: ribbon cables make excellent transmission lines.

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