The system offers a patented "double-clamp" wire grounding method for the outer conductor and cable jacket. Unlike traditional hand soldering methods that lay a solid ground bar across all wires, this method places a grounding/retention feature between each tiny coaxial wire. A second retention feature clamps into the cable insulation for firm mechanical wire retention. This method is also said to offer several key benefits over solder-bar types, including avoidance of hardened wires and wire pull out; up to 30 percent diameter space savings; consistent grounding between circuits and the shell; increased signal skew prevention; and up to 60% fewer transmission (dB) loss at frequencies between 1 to 3 MHz.
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