CABLE DESIGNERS GUIDE - National Wire

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. To assist the customer in compre- wire sizes or subcables may be CABLE -formed so as to deliberately leave hensively discussing his needs with our factory engineering staff, we offer a interstices large enough for the smaller wires to lie within tangent to two brief GUIDE to the major design options and tradeoffs available.

rod, jute, or twisted yarns or tapes. They are often used as a core member, ... 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. ...

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