Hirose 8 Pin GPIO Trigger Cable HR25-7TP-8P Right Angle
Keywords :
Hirose 8 Pin GPIO Cable
Specification :
HR25-7TP-8P Right Angle Cable
Performance :
PCM-S-0558
Category :
Hirose Trigger Cable
Detail
Hirose 8 Pin GPIO Trigger Cable HR25-7TP-8P Right Angle
Eliminate latency and connection fatigue in your machine vision systems with the Premier Cable PCM-S-0559. This industrial-grade Hirose 8 Pin GPIO cable features the high-performance HR25-7TP-8P right angle connector, specifically engineered for space-constrained enclosures. Built with a 26AWG high-flex jacket, it ensures flawless power delivery and precise trigger synchronization for FLIR, Basler, and Allied Vision (AVT) cameras.
Specifications:
Model Number | PCM-S-0558 |
Connector Type | Hirose HR25-7TP-8P |
Orientation | 90° Right Angle |
Termination | Open End Flying Leads 8 Pin GPIO |
Cable Gauge | 26 AWG High-Flex |
Key Features:
Industrial Push-Pull Design: High-reliability Hirose HR25 connector ensures a vibration-proof lock.
90-Degree Angled Connection: Right-angle geometry reduces cable strain and fits perfectly in tight camera housings.
Open-End Flying Lead Customization: Provides maximum flexibility for custom pinout termination to PLCs or control boards.
Applications:
Industrial Imaging: High-fidelity data links for thermal and multi-spectral sensors.
Machine Vision Systems: Precise image triggering for high-speed quality control lines.
Robotics and Automation: Dynamic I/O cabling for vision-guided robotic arms and sorting.
CCD CMOS Camera Interfaces: Robust power and signal link for high-resolution imaging modules.
Factory Inspection Networking: Essential connectivity for large-scale automated manufacturing inspection.
❓ FAQs:
Q: Is this cable suitable for use in cable drag chains (energy chains)?
A: Absolutely. The high-flex 26AWG construction is specifically designed to handle the mechanical stress of continuous motion environments without internal conductor fatigue.
Q: Why use a 90-degree right-angle connector for GPIO?
A: Right angle connectors significantly reduce the "depth" footprint of the camera, preventing the cable from being bent sharply against cabinet walls, which is the #1 cause of cable failure in machine vision.
Q: What is the pinout for the Hirose HR25-7TP-8P connector?
A: This cable terminates in flying leads open end, allowing you to customize the pinout according to your specific camera's manual (e.g., FLIR vs. Basler). Standard color-coding is provided for easy mapping.
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