Custom Cable & Wire Prototyping At Quadrangle Products Custom cable prototyping is the process of creating a first pass of a model from a design concept in order to properly test your system with the cable in place. We sometimes call this a Read full article
What is the Pitch on a Connector? The pitch of a connector is the distance measured from the center of one pin to the center of the next pin. It is very important to know the pitch of a connector because otherwise it will not be compatible with the Read full article
Our clients often ask us “What Connectors Do You Support?” Quadrangle strives to support all popular connectors seen on various components and peripherals throughout industry. We are always adding new connectors and crimps/terminals. In some cases Read full article
For a long while now, HDMI cables have been the go-to and most commonplace cable for getting high quality images out of your computer monitors, televisions, and other displays. However, within the last 5 or so years, many high end displays have Read full article
As technology continues to get smaller and gain more functionality, cable technology must also adapt in order to keep up. eDp cables are an example of this quickly changing world of technology. Embedded DisplayPort (commonly referred to as eDP) is Read full article
With the level of technology that many companies are utilizing in their infrastructure today, it is important to understand different cable types and what you need in order to keep your infrastructure up and running. Understanding and correctly Read full article
With low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) cables becoming more and more popular, we are often asked about their cost compared to other types of cables and wires. Here is some information on these cables’ benefits as well as their cost. Are LSZH Cables More Read full article
What Are LSZH Cables and Wires? LSZH stands for low smoke zero halogen, and this type of cable and wire emits very low amounts of smoke and emits no toxic halogens when exposed to heat. In the past several years, there has been a noticeable Read full article
While LSF cables and LSZH cables have many of the same design properties and functionality, they also differ from one another in ways that are important to understand when choosing which cable or wire to use for a project. The reason these two cable Read full article
What Are LSZH Cables and Wires? LSZH stands for low smoke zero halogen, and this type of cable and wire emits very low amounts of smoke and emits no toxic halogens when exposed to heat. In the past several years, there has been a noticeable Read full article
In order to receive a quote for custom Mil-Spec (or Military Specification) cable assemblies, the manufacturer will need detailed information and specifications. The more information you can provide to the manufacturer, the more accurate and robust Read full article
Ribbon cables are a type of cable where many conducting wires are running parallel to each other on the same flat plane. With each individual wire laid side by side, they form a wide-flat cable resembling a piece of ribbon, which gives the design Read full article
What is a Shielded Cable? Shielded cables are electrical cables that contain insulating conductors encased in a standard conductive layer. The shield can be made from strands of braided copper (or a similar metal), a spiral copper tape, or some Read full article
Low-Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) is a technology addressing the needs of today’s high performance data transmission applications. LVDS is an electrical system and can run at very high speeds over inexpensive, twisted-pair, stranded copper Read full article
When looking at cables for a specific purpose, the design is crucial in making sure the cables can properly fit and shape themselves to their necessary applications. Some cables are physically flexible, which can ease routing concerns during Read full article
What are LVDS Cables? Low-Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) is a technology addressing the needs of today’s high performance data transmission applications. LVDS is an electrical low voltage differential signaling system which can run at very Read full article
FFC Cable (Flat Flexible Cable) is an increasingly popular and necessary type of cable in a world where technology is getting smaller and more compact. While “FFC” is a broad term that can be used to describe any cable that is flat and flexible, it Read full article
What are FFC (Flat Flexible Cables)? FFCs (Flat Flexible Cables) consist of multiple flat conductors insulated with a flexible plastic film that is laid out with conductors that are straight. FFCs are available in many pitches such as 0.5mm, 1.00mm Read full article
