Product Details
The ABB TK513 3BSC950030R1, also cataloged as the TK513 Cable Assembly, operates as a dedicated hardware component for T-Box to DCN interface signal transmission within ABB Advant Master Process Control System platforms. The 3-meter prefabricated cable establishes point-to-point electrical interconnection using a DA15 socket to DA15 pin configuration equipped with mechanical screw fixings at both connector ends.
Hardware Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | TK513 (3BSC950030R1) |
| Brand | ABB |
| Origin | Sweden / USA / Germany |
| Weight | 0.325 kg (Net Weight) |
| Dimensions | 3 m length |
| Operating Temp | Standard field operating temperature limits |
| Power Consumption | Passive interconnect assembly |
| Product Type | Prefabricated Cable |
| Interface Type | T-Box to DCN Interface |
| Connector Configuration | DA15 socket to DA15 pin |
| Connector Fastening | Screw fixing at both ends |
| Replacement Product ID | 3BSC950251R1 |
Deterministic Network Interconnection and Signal Integrity
The TK513 prefabricated cable delivers low-attenuation signal coupling across Distributed Control Network (DCN) communications interfaces. Integrated line shield continuity and precision-molded DA15 connector pinouts prevent signal distortion during real-time system data transfers. Backplane bus communication velocity Licences and deterministic network performance are maintained through rigid conductor impedance matching and physical strain relief.
The dual DA15 screw-locking mechanisms isolate internal contact pins from mechanical vibration and accidental disconnects. High-density shielding reduces cross-talk susceptibility, ensuring stable communication between T-Box modules and core processing hardware across the Advant Master system subrack architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the physical length and pin configuration of the TK513 cable assembly?
A: The TK513 cable assembly has a length of 3 meters and features a DA15 socket connector on one end and a DA15 pin connector on the opposite end.
Q: How are the DA15 connectors secured to mating module interfaces?
A: Both DA15 connectors incorporate threaded screw-fixing assemblies to secure the interface mechanically against vibration.
Q: What is the official replacement part number for the TK513 cable assembly?
A: The designated replacement product ID specified by ABB is 3BSC950251R1.
Field Installation Guidelines
- Verify that power to the target T-Box and DCN interface modules is isolated prior to mating or unmating the TK513 cable assembly.
- Inspect the DA15 socket and pin contacts for bent pins, dust, or physical damage before attaching the cable connectors.
- Align the DA15 connectors straight with the mating subrack ports to prevent pin misalignment or mechanical deformation during engagement.
- Tighten the dual retention screws hand-tight on both DA15 connectors to ensure firm electrical grounding and prevent accidental disconnection.
- Route the 3-meter cable away from high-voltage AC power lines and heavy inductive loads to prevent electromagnetic interference.
Additional Information
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