Potting
Cable Potting
Cable potting involves encasing conductors in an epoxy, liquid, or gel within an enclosure or feedthrough housing. Hubcircuits employs a proprietary hermetic epoxy to seal wire and cable feedthroughs requiring cable potting. Differences can arise in the potting encapsulation compound, sealing approach to the conductors, and testing. It enhances protection, durability, and offers benefits like vibration resistance, electrical insulation, and thermal management.
Testing
Before we ship any of our products, we always test for quality assurance. We use various techniques to ensure that all the components are working correctly and that any connections are properly terminated. We are committed to providing our customers with high-quality and reliable products.
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Managing kitting and packaging in-house can be time-consuming, costly, and error-prone.
Maybe an off-the-shelf cable can't meet your needs.
Twisting entwines multiple wires and arranges them tightly next to each other. Depending on the AWG size, we can group up to fifty conductors.
Shielding refers to the metallic layer surrounding a cable’s conductor, created to limit signal interference between the wire and external fields.
PCB manufacturing is the process of building a physical PCB from a PCB design according to a certain set of specifications.
The following design standards refer to the IPC-SM-782A standard and the design of some famous Japanese design manufacturers and some better design solutions accumulated in the manufacturing experience.
Via holes, also known as through holes, play a role in connecting different parts of a circuit board.
