There S A Cable To Meet Your Specification

There's a cable to meet your specification Alpha Wire specialises in the design and manufacture of cables for specific applications in the industrial, automotive, aerospace, medical and military sectors. Its Series S cable, for example, is a highly flexible, shielded product available in servo power cable and composite servo power cable versions. The first is suitable for making connections between servomotors and drives, controllers or power supplies, while the second can be used to connect electro-mechanical devices to drives, controllers and power supplies, as well as temperature feedback and braking control devices. Robotics is a key area for this type of cable. Recently introduced by the company, the Series V 'enhanced design' variable frequency drive (VFD) cable offers resistance to voltage spikes caused by reflected waves, harmonic distortion and other voltage irregularities, which might otherwise cause a breakdown of the cable's insulation. VFD cable is circular in section, which permits better sealing through glands and a more tightly fitted shield beneath thicker insulation. The result is a low capacitance cable that can be used in long runs with good EMI performance. One of the first users, an amusement park operator in the USA, chose the cable for interconnections between drives on a sophisticated ride involving multiple electric and hydraulic control devices. In this application, cross talk had to be minimised, a criterion easily met by the VSD product. An American company, Alpha Wire has a UK based operation, but it also enjoys the support of Northern Connectors in the UK, who act as a distributor for the cable products. Northern brings additional value to Alpha Wire cables as it is able to combine the cables with suitable high-specification connectors and will partner with customers to develop end-use interconnection systems.

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