Hey Everybody. This is a quick post for anyone interested in making a cable for their TMP50. Utilizing some advice from John Futter, I recently threw one together and though I'd share. It's a snap to make.
Parts List:
Hirschmann 932109-100 connector: $2.32
http://www.alliedelec.com/search/produc ... KU=3910008
Cable: 7 feet of 4/14awg conductor double shielded flex cable. $28.63
http://www.mcmaster.com/#9243k32/=9u3ulm
This cable is a bit excessive but works perfectly.
I'm running my cable to an NT13 so I have added some simple crimp quick connects to the controller side. I also twisted and insulated the cable screen then made the appropriate connection to the controller. The basic construction is pretty self-explanatory. I will mention that the conductor schematic on the connector conveniently matched the pinout on the TMP50 so I didn't have to rearrange anything. The great thing about having this part of the build finished is knowing that the TMP50 and NT13 I pulled off ebay work perfectly. The only downside is the new knowledge that I will need someway to throttle this turbo. It extinguishes the rudimentary AC plasma run from a 15/30 NST in less than 30 seconds after it's powered on. This, unfortunately is my only way to estimate the pressure in my chamber as I have yet to get the chambers ion gauge working. That will be next. Hope this helps.
-J
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Re: Leybold TMP50 cable construction (4 images)
Nice work.
Wish I knew this before I made some purchases.
Wish I knew this before I made some purchases.
Re: Leybold TMP50 cable construction (4 images)
Thanks so much for this guide! The ebay sellers I contacted didn't know what kind of cable connects the parts that they were selling, and the pump manual didn't have any info on wiring.
Re: Leybold TMP50 cable construction (4 images)
Perhaps between John Futter and John Waskey, a cable wiring diagram would be possible.
Also, these pumps operate with only a few watts, and (I think) fairly low voltage. So cables with # 18 AWG would probably be fine, from the electrical standpoint. A size larger (#16 AWG) might be better from a mechanical durability standpoint.
Dave Cooper
Also, these pumps operate with only a few watts, and (I think) fairly low voltage. So cables with # 18 AWG would probably be fine, from the electrical standpoint. A size larger (#16 AWG) might be better from a mechanical durability standpoint.
Dave Cooper