11

No.

2

1

3

Soldered joints

Cable outer jacket

Cable outer jacket

5 to 6mm

Cable outer jacket

Shielding mesh

Wires

Copper tape

3

Copper tape

Copper tape

Wires

Copper tape

Overlap of the copper tape

Crimping of the Shielding Clamp

Solder termination fixture

Body / insulator assembly

2

1

1±0.5mm

Cable outer jacket

Ground clamp

Shielding clamp

Shielding mesh

5

4

Commercially

available pliers

4

Overlap of the copper tape

E

Shielding clamp

After completion of the soldering operations

carefully remove (holding on the locking collar)

the body/insulator assembly from the solder

termination fixture.

Wrap the folded over shielding mesh with 5 to

6 mm wide copper tape to assure that it will

not become loose.

Apply the copper tape so that the shielding

mesh does not protrude from under it.

Insert the “U” shaped shielding clamp over the

copper tape as shown on the illustration.

It is critical that the overlap of the copper tape

is located inside the shielding clamp as shown

on the illustration.

Using commercially available pliers bend the

open ends of the shielding clamp as illustrated,

assuring that it stays in place. The dimension

of E. between opposing edges of the shielding

clamp is necessary to assure correct final

crimp.

Note

Exercise caution not to damage or deform the

solder joints.

Note

After wrapping the copper tape, the tape

should overlap itself by 2 mm max.

Illustration

Operation

Note

When the end of the copper tape wrapping is

positioned at the open side of the ground

fitting, the end portion of the copper tape

wrapping will no longer be covered by the

ground fitting when the ground fitting is

crimped.

Table 5

Shell size

E

LF07

LF10

5mm max.

7mm max.

LF13

The product information in this catalog is for reference only. Please request the Engineering Drawing for the most current and accurate design information.