Standard I/O Cable Assemblies
An I/O (Input/Output) cable assembly consists of cables and connectors that link computers or electronic devices to peripherals such as keyboards, mice, printers, and more. These assemblies facilitate data and control signal transmission, enabling seamless communication between devices.Â
Wiringo provides a wide selection of standard I/O interfaces and offers custom cable assemblies designed for extreme reliability and high mating cycles in both cable-to-cable and cable-to-board applications.
Product Family
All of your I/O needs will be met with our rugged latching systems and shielded EMI protection for high-speed applications.
High-Speed Pluggable I/O Cable Assemblies
Our high-speed pluggable I/O copper cable assemblies support the latest standards, delivering speeds of 112 Gbps and beyond. Leveraging advanced signal integrity (SI) and system architecture expertise, we offer one of the industry’s highest-performing portfolios, including: QSFP-DD 112, QSFP28/56, and SFP28/56 cable assemblies Support for aggregate data rates of 25, 50, 100, 200, 400, and 800 Gbps Custom cabling solutions with compatible pluggable I/O cages and connectors
Internal I/O Cable Assemblies
Our internal I/O cable assemblies include: Sliver, SlimSAS, SlimSAS LP, and MCIO cable assemblies Flexible signal routing options for optimized system integration Available in discrete pair, Madison TurboTwin, or ribbon cable styles Wire sizes ranging from 18 to 38 AWG Multiple assembly positions (e.g., 18, 24, 30, 33 AWG)
Sealed Circular & Rectangular Plug Cable Assemblies
Designed for harsh environments, our IP67/IP68-rated sealed I/O solutions provide superior dust and waterproof protection. Options include: Bayonet circular connectors (12 mm, 16 mm, 22 mm shell sizes) Miniature push-pull systems for high panel density Sealed rectangular connectors (25-45% panel space savings) Threaded circular connectors with CAT5e Ethernet support
Application
Industrial Automation Systems
Our remote I/O solutions enable devices to be placed far from controllers, connecting via networks to PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) or central control systems. This reduces the need for extensive cabling, enhancing flexibility and scalability.
Specialized Communication
Our I/O interfaces support high-speed, real-time data transmission for: Ethernet, CAN bus, Profibus, and other industrial protocols Reliable communication between robots and peripheral devices
Robotics
Our high-flexibility, high-strength I/O cables are built to withstand bending, twisting, and complex motion, ensuring stable and reliable performance in robotic applications.
FAQs
There are three different ways to mount a receptacle. They can be:
- Panel mount receptacle installed onto the surface of the electrical device.
- Free-hanging mount receptacle mounted onto a cable end.
- Board mount receptacle installed onto a printed circuit board (PCB).
The circular plug cable assembly can be composed of a variety of different types of cables that are terminated with what is called the “circular connector.” These connectors, typically round in shape and made up mostly out metal, will allow for an electrical or electronic device to transfer energy through it.
The circular USB cable assembly can be used in any type of digital device. They are often used for charging and data transfer purposes. Circular USB cables were originally created to make the cords more flexible, but they have since become popular due to their portability benefits as well as a better way of organizing wires on your desk or within your home office space.
The rectangular design is well-suited for smaller and lower profile applications, which saves space. The connector design also comes with an audible mating confirmation system to make it easy to know when the connector is sealed tightly or not.
The passive cable assembly design has no signal amplification. This is cheaper to produce than the active cable but can reduce performance in some cases, as it does not compensate for any loss of signals through the copper wire or other interference that may occur within your computer system. Active cable assembly design has built-in amplifiers and equalizers which help provide a higher quality connection with less reliance on outside factors such as varying lengths between computing devices and sources of electromagnetic radiation from surrounding electronic equipment.
Both passive and active copper cable assemblies can be purchased at Cloom. They have the industry standard EEPROM signature which allows them to be differentiated by a host system between an active copper cable and fiber optic module.
It’s like a tiny sealant that will keep all the water out and dust in. Also, the mini USB can be put into your pocket or even wallet for perfect convenience.
Wiringo offers an extensive range of all common I/O standard interfaces, both on the cable and connector’s side. Market-known common cables, as well as the custom cable (Panel to Panel Applications, Mini Push-Pull Systems, Circular Receptacle Panel Assembly) are available on request.