High Frequency Coaxial Cables

 

Attributes
Cable TypeNo.& Nominal Diameter
of Conductors
(mm)
Nominal Diameter Over Insulation
(mm)
Conductor MaterialImpedance
(Ω)
Attenuation at
100 MHz(dB)
Outer
Diameter(mm)
Approx. Weight(Kg / Km)
2.5C - 2V1x 0.42.4Copper7552423
3C - 2V1x 0.53Copper75425.541
4.5C - 2V1x 0.94.5Copper75226.547
5C - 2V1x 0.85Copper75277.572
3C - 2W1x 0.53Copper75426.568
5C - 2W1x 0.83Copper75278.4101
RG - 61x 0.94.3
Copper758.86.754
RG - 87x 0.726.4Copper5089.5128
RG - 117x 0.47.3Tinned Copper757.510.3120
RG - 5819x 0.182.95Tinned Copper5017538
RG - 591x 0.603.7Copper7511.56.257
RG - 2137x 0.757.25Copper506.810.3165
RG - 2147x 0.777.3Copper507.111224
Description

Technical Data

  • High frequency coaxial cables, mostly used in H.F. transmissions.

 

Min. insulation resistance:

 

  • 10,000MΩ.Km


Reference standard

  • JIS C 3501
  • MIL C 17
  • IEC 60096


Temperature range

  • - 30℃ to + 70℃

Cable Layer Construction

 

  • Cu/PE/CWB/PVC
  • Cu/FPE/CWB/PVC
  • Cu/FPE/Al Foil/TCWB/PVC
  • TiCu/PE/TCWB/PVC
  • TiCu/FPE/TCWB/PVC

Cable Structure

 

  • Conductor material: Plain or tinned copper conductor according to IEC 60228, class 1 (solid), class 2 (stranded) or class 5 (flexible).
  • Insulation: Polyethylene, solid or foamed.
  • Shield: Plain or tinned copper braid.
  • Outer sheath: Compound type of PVC.

Application

These types of cables are used in high frequency transmissions specially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions.

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