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Cable 101 The basics of wire & cable ©Copyright 1997, Belden Inc.

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2 Cable 101 The basics of wire & cable ©Copyright 1997, Belden Inc.

3 Key Terms Shield Shield effectiveness Beldfoil® Braid shield French braid™ Duofoil ® Duobond ® Serve shield Slot Z-fold ® Crosstalk Coupling

4 Shielding

5 Shield Contains electrical energy so that the signal on the cable does not radiate and interfere with signals in other nearby cables and circuitry. Protects the signal from external interference.

6 Shield Effectiveness A shields ability to maintain signal integrity in a noisy environment: –Industrial factory floor –High concentration of electrical equipment –Secure communications

7 Shielding Materials Metallic foil Braid French braid™ Spiral (serve) Semi-conductive

8 Selection Factors Required shield effectiveness Flexibility Flex life Ease of stripping and termination Mechanical strength Resistance to corrosion Temperature requirements Cost

9 Beldfoil ® Shield

10 BELDFOIL ® SHIELD 100% coverage Low cost Thin and light weight Easy to terminate Can be color coded Most effective at high frequencies Very good flexibility and good repeated flex life

11 SLOT

12 SHORTING FOLD

13 Z-FOLD ® Patented Design Superior Shield Effectiveness

14 DUOFOIL ® SHIELD Improved Shield Reliability and Flex Life Provides an Additional Interference Barrier Lower Shield Resistance

15 FOIL IN & FOIL OUTFOIL IN & FOIL OUT

16 DUOBOND ® SHIELDS Faster, easier, reliable termination Maintains integrity Prevents moisture

17 CROSSTALK Undesirable transfer of energy from one cable member to another.

18 BRAID SHIELDS Good flexibility and flex life Most effective at low frequencies

19 BRAID SHIELDS

20 Good strength, flexibility, and flex life 40% - 98% Coverage

21 FRENCH BRAID ™

22 Belden patented design Combines benefits of serve and braid Superior flex life & flexibility of serve Coverage and consistency of braid Ease of termination

23 PIG TAILING

24 SPIRAL (Serve) SHIELDS Superior flexibility and flex life Up to 97% coverage Audio applications only

25 SPIRAL or SERVE SHIELDS Audio applications only

26 Maximum shield effectiveness 100% foil coverage Strength Low DC resistance COMBINATION FOIL & TINNED COPPER BRAID SHIELDS

27 DUOBOND PLUS ® Exceptional high shield integrity

28 FOIL/BRAID/FOIL/BRAID COMBINATION

29 TYPES OF INTERFERENCE EMI RFI

30 EMI Braid shields most effective For very lowest frequencies only conduit is effective Resistance of shield critical Foil shield resistance is too high (foil is thin)

31 RFI Foil shields most effective Braid shields become “wavelength dependent” Holes in braid let high frequencies in or out.

32 BROAD BAND COVERAGE Braid for low frequencies Foil for high frequencies

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