Product Description
Our molded breakout cable assemblies are a versatile solution catering to diverse interconnect applications. Designed to save engineering and design time, it comes in various types, each tailored to specific needs. Whether for signal routing, power distribution, or data transfer, our breakout cables ensure efficiency and reliability. Their molded design provides robust protection, enhancing durability and streamlining installation. Embrace convenience and versatility in electronics with our breakout cable assembly.
Value Added
Matrix molded breakout cable assembly adds immense value for engineering and design teams by streamlining integration, saving time, and ensuring reliability. Quality manufacturing is paramount, as it guarantees consistent performance and durability. Manufacturing in Canada offers the advantage of stringent quality control, proximity for quick communication, and reduced logistics complexities compared to overseas production. This local approach enhances responsiveness, reduces lead times, and fosters collaboration, ultimately benefiting both product quality and project timelines.
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D-sub Breakout Assemblies: Ideal for connecting multiple signal wires in electronics, they simplify routing and provide organized connections, solving the challenge of signal distribution in industrial control systems.
Ribbon Cable Breakout Assemblies: Used in flat cable applications, they facilitate interconnection between PCBs and connectors, addressing space constraints and cable management issues in compact electronic devices.
Fiber Optic Breakout Assemblies: Designed for optical signal transmission, they assist in splitting optical signals from a single source, helping overcome the challenge of signal distribution in data centers and telecommunication networks.
Power Distribution Breakout Assemblies: These distribute power from a single source to various devices, solving the challenge of efficient power management in large-scale electrical systems.
Coaxial Cable Breakout Assemblies: Used for splitting and connecting coaxial cables, they resolve impedance matching issues in RF and broadcasting equipment.
Sensor Cable Breakout Assemblies: Tailored for connecting sensors to control systems, they simplify wiring, making it easier to integrate sensors into industrial automation systems.
Audio Breakout Assemblies: These assemblies route audio signals to different devices, offering a tidy solution for connecting audio equipment in home theaters, recording studios, and live sound setups.
USB Breakout Assemblies: Designed for connecting multiple USB devices to a single source, they help manage connections in industries requiring numerous USB peripherals.
Serial Breakout Assemblies: Used for RS-232, RS-485, or other serial communication protocols, they streamline communication between various devices in automation and control systems.
Custom Breakout Assemblies: Tailored to specific needs, these versatile assemblies offer solutions for unique engineering challenges in various industries, allowing for specialized cable routing and connections.
Application Requirements: Understand the specific needs and intended use of the breakout assembly, including signal types, frequency, and environmental conditions.
Cable Type and Size: Select the appropriate cable type and size to ensure it can accommodate the required number of conductors and provide the necessary signal integrity.
Connector Compatibility: Ensure that the connectors used in the breakout assembly are compatible with the devices and systems they will connect to.
Molding Material: Choose the right molding material based on factors like mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and environmental conditions. Common materials include PVC, TPE, and silicone.
Strain Relief: Implement strain relief features to protect cables from bending, stretching, and abrasion, thereby increasing cable durability.
Environmental Protection: Consider the assembly’s exposure to elements such as moisture, dust, and temperature variations, and design the breakout to provide adequate environmental protection.
Cable Length and Routing: Determine the optimal cable length and routing to ensure efficient cable management and avoid unnecessary cable slack.
Connector Orientation: Plan the orientation of connectors to simplify cable connections and disconnections while minimizing stress on the connectors and cables.
Labeling and Identification: Incorporate labeling or color-coding to easily identify individual cables and their functions.
EMI/RFI Shielding: If necessary, include electromagnetic interference (EMI) or radiofrequency interference (RFI) shielding to prevent signal interference or leakage.
Compliance with Standards: Ensure that the design complies with relevant industry standards and regulations, such as RoHS, UL, or CE, if applicable.
Ease of Installation: Design the breakout assembly to be easy to install, maintain, and replace, if needed.
Customization: Consider the need for custom breakout assemblies to meet unique project requirements.
Cost and Manufacturing Considerations: Evaluate the cost implications of the design and assess the feasibility of manufacturing the assembly.
Testing and Quality Control: Develop testing protocols to verify the performance and reliability of the breakout assembly, ensuring it meets the desired specifications.
Documentation: Maintain thorough documentation of the design, including schematics, assembly instructions, and any custom requirements for future reference and quality control.
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| Y-Type Breakout Assembly | T-Type Breakout Assembly | X-Type Breakout Assembly | |
| Installation Ease | High | Medium | Low |
| Cable Capacity | Medium | High | Low |
| Flexibility | Medium | High | Low |
| Durability | High | Medium | Low |
| Cost | Medium | High | Low |
| Size | Medium | Large | Small |
| Weight | Medium | Heavy | Light |
| Compatibility | High | Medium | Low |
| Environmental Rating | High | Medium | Low |
| Maintenance | Low | Medium | High |
