Proper deployment and maintenance are crucial for ensuring long-term stable operation:
1. Standard Installation: Follow minimum bending radius requirements to avoid excessive bending that could damage internal wire pairs. In cable chain applications, utilize dedicated flexible cables. Use appropriate clamps for fixing to avoid stress concentration.
2. Grounding: Proper grounding of the shielding layer is a prerequisite for maximizing its anti-interference capabilities. A single-point grounding principle is typically adopted to prevent the formation of grounding loops that introduce new interference.
3. Connector Handling: Ensure connectors are crimped or assembled according to specifications, seals are properly installed, and locking mechanisms are secure.
4. Route Planning: Keep cables as far away from high-current power cables as possible. If multiple cables cross each other, cross them perpendicularly whenever possible to reduce coupling interference.
5. Regular Inspection: Establish a regular inspection system to check for damage or aging of the cable sheath, loose connections, and the integrity of the shielding layer. Link performance testing can be performed using professional tools.
