Type |
The type of cable |
Size standard |
The system unit to use. |
Conductor section
(mm2) |
The section of the cable cores. |
Length |
The length of the cable for a prefabricated cable. |
Diameter |
The diameter of the cable. Generally, the manufacturer provides this
value.In
SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic, when you create a cable and
define its parameters, the software warns you if:
- Any of the conductor's diameter exceeds
the cable diameter.
- The collective diameters of the cores of a cable exceed the diameter
of the cable.
In the dialog box, you can:
- Click Continue to
save the values and proceed. The Cable reference
properties dialog box then closes.
- Click Cancel to
return to the Cable reference
properties dialog box to rectify the
cable diameter or the diameter of the cores to make it
within the permissible limits of the defined cable
diameter.
|
Conductor diameter |
The value for the conductor diameter. Click
... to calculate this automatically
according to the Conductor section
value. |
Color |
The color of the cable. |
Bend Radius Factor |
The value of the bend radius factor. Generally, the manufacturer
provides this value. It is used to calculate the bend
radius. |
Bend radius (Bend radius factor X
Diameter) |
This value is automatically calculated using the
bend radius factor and the diameter. You can change it if
necessary. |
Linear mass |
The linear mass is the ratio between the mass and
the length of the cable. Generally, the manufacturer provides this
value. |
Voltage drop
(V/A/Km) |
Enter the drop voltage of the cable. Generally,
the manufacturer provides this value or you can calculate
it. |