Your team spent endless hours designing and engineering a custom cable assembly. You can not afford to use sub-optimaloff-the-shelf cable assemblies that may result in additional costs, poor performance, safety issues, equipment damage, recalls and revenue loss, lawsuits, and reputation damage.
Benefits of Outsourcing Manufacturing of Custom Cable Assemblies
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Industrial Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) has grown and expanded into near every nook and cranny of everyday life in the modern world. Look no further than the smartphone as exhibit “A”, and, just beyond that, to the search engines that customize news and optimize online shopping. AI regulates smart technology in homes, offices & businesses, and it operates nearly all car functions and even irrigates crops on farms and monitors the food consumption of livestock. The list of how thoroughly ...
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Uses for Custom Cable Assemblies in Healthcare
Manufacturing of custom cable assemblies for medical applications requires more than production of high-quality parts and components. Cable assemblies in healthcare applications must not only satisfy customer requirements, but meet stringent FDA regulatory requirements. Because of that, manufacture of medical cable assemblies must be in compliance for any type of electronic medical device.
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Stranded Wire Types - Conductors Explained
Stranded wires are used in a variety of electrical and electronic applications ranging from durable goods in homes to automobile components under the dashboard to rugged military cable assemblies. Types of stranded wire can vary, but it is commonly found in cable assemblies, wire harnesses, and networking or used in circuit boards, electronic devices depending on the application.
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The Different Types of Wire Harness Connectors & Terminals
Wire harness connectors and terminals are basic components found in a wire harness. A wire harness, sometimes referred to as a wire assembly, is a set of multiple wires or cables in their own protective covers or jackets that are bundled into a single wire harness. Wire harnesses keep electronic or electrical systems organized to transmit signals, relay information, or electrical power. They also protect the bound wires from constant friction, general wear, temperature extremes and other ...
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Cable Assembly Testing & Inspection Checklist
Cable assemblies can be complex pieces of equipment with a multitude of connections and terminals. All these variables introduce potential failure points, making it crucial to test and inspect finished products in order to ensure reliable performance.
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What is Hipot Testing & What is it Used For?
Hipot testing is necessary to ensure that current flows easily from one point to another. The test verifies the integrity of the cable and its ability to withstand high voltages of a given amount of electricity. In cable assemblies or wire harnesses, testing verifies reliability which could prove life-threatening if there was to be a failure. Good isolation between the parts of a circuit ensures the safety and quality of all electrical circuits.
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Cable Assembly or Wire Harness: Which Do YOU Need?
Cable assembly vs. wire harness may sound like the matchup between two rival football teams, but in the day-to-day world of communications, networking, electricity and all manner of connectivity, it’s not a matter of rivalry, but knowing one from the other. Cable assemblies and wire harnesses are necessary components with varied applications for any number of the industrial, commercial, consumer, and public and private service sectors. The list is exhaustive—telecommunications, industrial and ...
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How to Cut Costs on Custom Cable Assemblies
When designing a custom cable assembly, it's important to consider the many different factors that affect cost. Creating a prototype that both meets the needs of your application and is cost-effective to produce may seem like a difficult task, but the experts at JEM are here to break down the process and make it as easy as possible.
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The Benefits of Electronic Component Kitting
Electronic component kitting is a process used in manufacturing that refers to the physical act of assembling a production ready kit of parts and components to be delivered to a point of assembly for the making of an electronic device. Employing electronic component kitting allows the assembly line to move more efficiently and effectively. Having kits at hand is a cost effective solution that will simplify the many complexities of production. It can save time, help organize the work area, and ...
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