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CABLES & ADAPTERS<br />

Cables & Adapters<br />

18<br />

Multimedia Connections<br />

Hama Quality Cables –<br />

always good performance<br />

Hama cables, adapters and connec<strong>to</strong>rs are always of <strong>the</strong> very best<br />

quality. They form <strong>the</strong> bridge for trouble-free data exchange and<br />

guarantee optimal signal transfer. To scrimp in this area means<br />

minimizing <strong>the</strong> performance of even <strong>the</strong> very best terminal units.<br />

Hama <strong>com</strong>puter cables with integrally extruded plugs and connec<strong>to</strong>rs<br />

offer two advantages: Firstly, <strong>the</strong>se cables will withstand extreme<br />

mechanical strains. Secondly, aluminium foil is incorporated in<strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

integrally extruded plugs and sockets for all-round screening against<br />

spurious radiation. A drain wire links <strong>the</strong> foil <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> metal case of <strong>the</strong><br />

plugs or connec<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> “drain off” spurious radiation. All contacts are<br />

gold-plated, <strong>the</strong>reby minimizing <strong>the</strong> transmission resistance and<br />

susceptibility <strong>to</strong> corrosion.<br />

Small <strong>com</strong>puter system interfaces (SCSI) have <strong>to</strong> handle very high data<br />

transmission rates when transmitting image data. Loss-free data transfer<br />

is <strong>the</strong> supreme requirement in this context. Compromises are out of <strong>the</strong><br />

question with Hama SCSI cables. Double screening, as well as twisted<br />

pairs of conduc<strong>to</strong>rs, ensure that inductive interference is excluded. This is<br />

where it pays <strong>to</strong> buy quality from Hama!<br />

100% enclosed soldered<br />

connection<br />

gold-plated plug<br />

contacts<br />

copper foil<br />

High-<br />

Dielektrik-PVC<br />

high-dielectric<br />

PVC sheath<br />

twisted pairs of<br />

cable conduc<strong>to</strong>rs<br />

September 2008<br />

extremely dense braided shield<br />

(98% optical coverage)<br />

high-dielectric<br />

PVC cable sheath<br />

100% aluminium foil<br />

Each cable lead is soldered one by one on <strong>the</strong><br />

corresponding soldering tag by hand. After that a<br />

100% routine check test with a measuring instrument<br />

is carried out.<br />

To give <strong>the</strong> cable braiding <strong>the</strong> correct electrical<br />

quality <strong>the</strong> so-called non-conduc<strong>to</strong>r is sprayed. To get<br />

a fully operative cable <strong>the</strong> cable leads are also tested<br />

one by one after this work process!<br />

Data signals are sensitive currents. If one byte is lost<br />

during <strong>the</strong> transfer of data, one <strong>com</strong>plete data record<br />

could be lost!<br />

That is why <strong>com</strong>puter cable connec<strong>to</strong>rs/coupler plugs<br />

must be <strong>com</strong>pletely screened. Hama <strong>com</strong>puter cables<br />

are ei<strong>the</strong>r screened with a copper foil (which is<br />

all-round soldered on <strong>the</strong> connec<strong>to</strong>r shell) or an<br />

aluminium foil (without split between <strong>the</strong> aluminium<br />

foil and <strong>the</strong> connec<strong>to</strong>r shell). Of course after this<br />

work process a routine check test of <strong>the</strong> cable is<br />

carried out <strong>to</strong>o!<br />

To finally give <strong>the</strong> cable <strong>the</strong> perfect finish <strong>the</strong> connec<strong>to</strong>r shell is sprayed<br />

and <strong>the</strong> connec<strong>to</strong>r provided with fixing screws, if necessary! Before <strong>the</strong><br />

finished cable is dispatched or s<strong>to</strong>red a routine check test is carried out<br />

again!<br />

Data Transmission<br />

Data transfer rates of <strong>the</strong> different interfaces are often <strong>the</strong> subject of<br />

discussions. To clarify <strong>the</strong> situation <strong>the</strong> following lists <strong>the</strong> most important<br />

interfaces and <strong>the</strong>ir respective transmission rates:<br />

Interface Speed<br />

Serial interface: 115 Kbits/s (0.115 Mbits/s)<br />

Parallel interface (Standard): 115 KBYTES/s (0.115 MBYTES/s)<br />

Parallel interface (ECP/EPP): 3 MBYTES/s<br />

USB 1.1 interface: 12 Mbits/s (1.5 MBYTES/s)<br />

USB 2.0 interface: 480 Mbits/s<br />

IDE interface: 3.3 - 16,7 MBYTES/s<br />

SCSI-1 interface: 5 MBYTES/s<br />

SCSI-2 interface<br />

(Fast SCSI, Fast Narrow SCSI): 10 MBYTES/s<br />

Fast Wide SCSI interface<br />

(Wide SCSI): 20 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra SCSI interface<br />

(SCSI-3, Fat-20, Ultra Narrow): 20 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra IDE/33 interface: 33 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra IDE/66 interface: 66 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra IDE/100 interface: 100 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra IDE/133 interface: 133 MBYTES/s<br />

SERIAL ATA 150 150 MBYTES/s<br />

SERIAL ATA 300 300 MBYTES/s<br />

Wide Ultra SCSI interface<br />

(Fast Wide 20): 40 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra 2 SCSI interface: 40 MBYTES/s<br />

IEEE 1394 (Firewire a) interface: 100- 400 Mbits/s<br />

(12.5-50 MBYTES/s)<br />

IEEE 1394 (Firewire b) interface: 100- 800 Mbits/s<br />

Ultra Wide 2 SCSI interface: 80 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra 3 SCSI interface: 80 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra 160 SCSI-3 interface: 160 MBYTES/s<br />

Ultra 320-SCSI 320 MBYTES/s<br />

Fiber Channel (Glass-fibre)<br />

interface: 100- 400 MBYTES/s<br />

= novelty<br />

= suitable <strong>access</strong>ory<br />

(not included)<br />

MB = minimum order quantity<br />

Qty = quantity

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