Cable assemblies

Define a cable assembly by its A/B interfaces, length, pin mapping and cable specification. Start with a clear drawing and acceptance requirements.

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Three decisions before selection

01

End interfaces

Specify full A/B part numbers, gender, keying, straight/angled style and cable exit.

02

Cable & length

Define length measurement, conductor size, cores, shielding, jacket and fixed or moving use.

03

Pin mapping & tests

Use an end-to-end pin table; agree labeling, continuity and project-specific tests.

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Prepare the documents you need

Harness BOM, wiring drawing, length definition, labels and test checklist.

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Cable assemblies selection question

What is the first step for a custom cable?

Provide end interfaces, quantity, length and application. Include the drawing revision, or start with a pin-mapping table if no drawing exists.

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Choose a structure, confirm dimensions and enter quantity for a sample budget and negotiation target.

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Purchase requirements

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USD / pc

Confirm a configuration to establish your starting point for negotiation.