The phrase "cable lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a cable that connects devices or components, often in the context of electronics or audio/visual equipment.
Example: "Make sure to connect the cable lead from the projector to the laptop for the presentation."
Alternatives: "cable connector" or "cable wire."
You attach the MSP accelerometer where a belt buckle would rest, then 22-inches of cable lead to the MSP speaker, which you can place were you wish.
Its tail-like cable lead to the mouse moniker, and their population is expected to top a billion by the end of next year.
The PDPT Server SQL database manages the information (e.g., data about Ethernet hardware such as Ethernet switch UTP socket, CAT5 cable lead, etc). in the context of their location in building environment.
While Murphy's Law went into full effect when a wiggled cable lead to some technical woes, I made sure to pull 'em backstage for a better look — be sure to check out that video, as well.
"You Have 0 Friends" has received positive reviews from critics, and according to Nielsen Media Research, the episode was viewed by 3.071 million viewers and became the cable lead in the 18 49 Wednesday night.
The episode also received an 18 49 rating of 1.7 and a share of 5% edging out Tyler Perry's House of Payne for the cable lead in the demographic.
Having reacted too slowly in 2006 as one overloaded cable led to another and another, Con Edison is now straining to prove that it has learned some lessons from the disaster in Astoria.
Cable led on the tuition fees U-turn, Nick says, and Huhne (who Nick points out is his stepbrother) pushed the party to back an extreme deficit reduction strategy.
The results indicate that the presence of an XLPE layer covering the cable leads to a significant increase in the impulse withstand voltage of the investigated structures compared to the use of bare cables.
The cable from the microphone to the patient intercom in the MR control room was plugged there into a splitter, from which one cable led to the intercom and one to the line-in port of an external sound card attached to a Toshiba notebook used for digital recording.
A shielded cable lead-in wire (like coaxial cable) can give superior results if your residence has unusually noisy appliances or other EM noise.
