Multi-core cable assembly
AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorMasato Tanaka
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Abstract
A multi-core cable assembly is formed by arranging a plurality of cables side by side and connecting the cables to a substrate 30 which is a connection member. The plurality of cables configure flat cable units 10, 20 for each diameter of cables, and ground bars 16, 27 are fixed thereto so as to be electrically connected with a shield member included in the cable. Each of ground bars 16, 27 are electrically connected to a ground pad 31 of the substrate 30. The ground bars 16, 27 adjacent to each other are disposed to be shifted in a longitudinal direction of the cable. In addition, two ground bars 16, 27 interposing the other one ground bar and positioned at both sides thereof are disposed in a position overlapped in the longitudinal direction of the cables.
Claims5
A multi-core cable assembly which is formed by arranging a plurality of cables side by side and connecting the cables to a connection member,
- wherein the plurality of cables include cables having different diameters, and are divided into a plurality of groups for each diameter of the cables,
- ground bars are fixed to each of the plurality of groups so as to be electrically connected to a shield member included in the cables,
- the plurality of cables are disposed between the ground bars and a ground pad included in the connection member,
- the ground bar of each group is electrically connected to the ground pad, and
- the ground bars adjacent to each other in an arranged direction of the cables are disposed to be deviated in a longitudinal direction of each cable,
- wherein of the plurality of ground bars there are two ground bars interposing another ground bar and positioned at both sides thereof, in the arranged direction of the cables, are disposed on a position overlapped in the longitudinal direction of each cable, and
- wherein a center conductor of cable of each group is connected to the connection member, at the same position in a length direction of the cable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.