Modular Cables

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33481111A21030

33481111A21030

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CABLE MOD 10P10C PLUG-PLUG 9.84'

16

09457711123

09457711123

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CABLE MOD 6P4C PLUG-PLUG 4.92'

1

09474747165

09474747165

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 131.23'

0

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09486868007020

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RJI SERCOS III CABLE PUR CAT.5 4

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09474747159

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 26.25'

0

09459711112

09459711112

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 32.81'

2

09488585745010

09488585745010

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 3.28'

9

09457511525

09457511525

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 9.84'

8

09457011123

09457011123

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CABLE MOD 8P4C PLUG-PLUG 4.92'

10

09474747141

09474747141

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 0.66'

0

09488547745100

09488547745100

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 32.81'

7

09457011511

09457011511

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 16.4'

10

09457711166

09457711166

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CABLE MOD 6P4C PLUG-PLUG 9.84'

0

09488447745150

09488447745150

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 49.21'

10

09474747010

09474747010

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 4.92'

107

09474747145

09474747145

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 1.97'

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09488547745010

09488547745010

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 3.28'

58

09474747155

09474747155

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 16.4'

2

09488585745100

09488585745100

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 32.81'

10

09474747023

09474747023

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CABLE MOD 8P8C PLUG-PLUG 65.62'

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Modular Cables

1. Overview

Modular cables are standardized, customizable cable assemblies designed for flexible connectivity in electronic systems. Their plug-and-play architecture enables rapid deployment, scalability, and maintenance efficiency. These cables serve as critical infrastructure in data centers, industrial automation, and telecommunications, supporting seamless integration of hardware components while maintaining signal integrity and power delivery.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Power Modular CablesHigh-current capacity, thermal-resistant insulationData center server racks, industrial machinery
Data Transmission CablesShielded twisted pairs (STP), <15ns latencyNetworking switches, PoE devices
Fiber Optic Modular CablesLC/MPO connectors, 100Gbps+ throughputTelecom backbone networks, medical imaging
Hybrid CablesCombined power/data channels, IP68 ratingSmart factory automation, aerospace systems

3. Structural Composition

Typical modular cables feature:

  • Conductive Core: Annealed copper (20-24 AWG) with oxygen-free purity ( 99.95%)
  • Insulation: Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) or fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP)
  • Shielding: Braided aluminum/mylar layers with 95%+ coverage
  • Connectors: Hot-swappable RJ45/USB-C/M12 interfaces with 500+ mating cycles
  • Strain Relief: Thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) boots for 20N+ tensile strength

4. Key Technical Parameters

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Current Rating1-40ADetermines power delivery capacity
Voltage Range12-600VEnsures system electrical compatibility
Transmission Rate1Gbps-400GbpsDefines data throughput capability
Operating Temp-40 C to +125 CGuarantees performance in extreme environments
Shielding Effectiveness60-100dBPrevents electromagnetic interference

5. Application Industries

Key sectors include:

  • IT Infrastructure: Blade servers, hyper-converged storage arrays
  • Industrial IoT: Programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robotic arms
  • Medical Devices: MRI machines, endoscopic surgical systems
  • Transportation: EV charging stations, avionics control units

6. Leading Manufacturers

ManufacturerKey ProductsTechnical Highlights
TE ConnectivityModuCon PowerCage1500V insulation, IP67 rated
AmphenolOptiFlex FiberLinkLow-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket
MolexTwinax High-Speed25Gbps per channel, RoHS compliance

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  • Signal Integrity: Match impedance (100 15%) for high-speed applications
  • Environmental Factors: Select UV-resistant jacketing for outdoor deployment
  • Standards Compliance: Verify UL/CSA/IEC certification
  • Cost Optimization: Balance conductor material quality vs budget constraints

Case Study: A cloud data center achieved 30% faster deployment using Molex's pre-terminated modular harnesses with integrated strain relief.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments:

  • Adoption of 800Gbps fiber modules for AI/ML infrastructure
  • Nano-coated cables for corrosion resistance in marine environments
  • Embedded sensors for real-time temperature monitoring
  • Recyclable polymer jackets aligning with EU Circular Economy Action Plan
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