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Tips on using the specifications for signal lines

2018-06-08View Original

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Hello everyone, the specifications for the shielding wires used in DCS are specified as such: a 1-square-millimeter wire is sufficient for distances up to 300 meters. Will this meet the requirements? If I need to purchase such a wire, what should be specified in the order? If you know, please let me know; there’s a reward!
Reply #22018-06-10
First, it is necessary to determine what type of cable is required; if it is to be used for transmitting analog signals, a shielded cable must be chosen. Next, the type of insulation to use depends on the operating environment: whether it is a high-temperature area and whether flame resistance is needed. Find a cable manufacturer or download this cable selection manual from the internet. Just take a look by yourself and that’s fine.
Reply #32018-06-11
This post was last edited by myface on 2018-6-11 09:57. First, it’s necessary to determine what type of cable you need – a control cable or a communication cable. For control cables, refer to GB T 9330 -2008 Plastic-insulated control cables. Example: For computer cables, refer to: TICW∕06-2009 Computer and Instrument Cables

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