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wiredInUSA - April 2014

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Setup time is faster. This new payout tool

also reduces overall waste due to having a

longer package length. No assembly of the

system is required.

The multi-conductor paralleled wire barrel

packing system is available with THHN 14-10

AWGcable, andwith 4, 5, 6, or 7 conductors.

The barrel package is available in a variety

of wire color bundles.

Portable strippers and twisters

The DCF series from the Eraser Company

includes a range of wire strippers and

twisters. Models DCF1, DCF2/3, and DCF4

use centrifugal force to cleanly remove

the insulation from round magnet and

enamel wire. Combined, these units

can strip wire from 35 to 9 AWG and are

suitable for stripping of coils, chokes and

transformers. Basic units can strip up to 2.5",

or a drilled-through version allows for infinite

strip lengths.

The DCFR can strip square, rectangular,

and flat magnet and enamel wire using a

rotating carbide rasp head. The DCFT uses

a twisting head with three fingers to neatly

twist together the ends of pre-stripped

stranded wires, and the DCFH produces

twisted pairs by twisting a looped wire on

a hook.

The power units on the DCF series allow for

variable speed control, and use of either

115V or 220V. An optional bench kit enables

all models to be used as bench-mounted

machines.

Low loss cable assemblies

Fairview Microwave Inc has introduced a

new line of low loss test cables using LL335i

and LL142 coax, and rated to 18 GHz.

The LL335i and LL142 cables allow for higher

power transmission because, due to the

thermal stability of the PTFE tape dielectric,

the resulting higher temperatures do not

affect the cable. Where phase stability

requirements are critical, the new low

loss cables allow for a 75 percent lower

phase shift. This cable configuration offers

attenuation levels of 20 to 35 percent lower

than comparable cables.

The new RF assemblies are equipped

with a choice of stainless steel TNC, SMA

and N-type connectors and a heavy

duty booting to improve strain relief. A

double-shielded flexible coax provides

shielding greater than 95 dB and VSWR of

less than 1.35:1.

Greg Arnold, technical sales manager

at Fairview Microwave, said: “These low

loss, phase stable, double shielded cables

offer engineers and technicians improved

performanceover standardRG-typecables

in a rugged design, ideal for heavy-use