Transcription of CABLE DESIGNERS GUIDE - National Wire
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CABLE DESIGNERS GUIDE . TABLE OF CONTENTS. CABLE GEOMETRY Page 7-1. HOW TO SPECIFY CABLE Pages 7-2, 7-3. BASIC INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION Pages 7-4, 7-5. GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS Pages 7-6, 7-7, 7-8. WIRE AWG Page 7-9. SYNOPSIS OF WIRE & CABLE Pages 7-10, 7-11. MIL-STD-681 COLOR CODING Page 7-12. MINIATURE SIGNAL & CONTROL CABLES - COLOR CODING Page 7-13. INSULATING MATERIALS - COMPARATIVE PROPERTIES Page 7-14. WIRE TABLES Page 7-15, 7-16, 7-17. HOW TO SPECIFY WIRE Page 7-18. HOW TO SPECIFY PAIRS Page 7-19. CABLE DESIGNERS GUIDE . CABLE GEOMETRY. Design Geometry of Multi-Conductor Cables C. Filling Interstices To those outside of the industry, the geometric design principles used When a CABLE contains a wide mixture of wire diameters, the larger in CABLE -making may not be apparent.
CABLE DESIGNERS GUIDE HOW TO SPECIFY CABLE Insulated Conductors Specify quantity, gauge, stranding and insulation type for the conduc-tors. Allowance of 10% spares is a common practice. #38 to #32 AWG. A braid is the standard coaxial cable outer conductor. It may be applied in one or more layers. In conjunction with metallic tape Preferably ...
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