What are RF Cables?
RF & Microwave Coaxial Cables are used to transmit high-frequency signals from one point to another. These cables are available in a number of form factors like Flexible, Rigid, Semi-Rigid, Hand Formable and Cryogenic. everything RF has listed RF and Microwave cables from the leading manufacturers and made them searchable by specification. When looking for a coaxial cable here are some key specification that one should consider:
Type: Coaxial cables can be flexible, semi-rigid, hand formable i.e they hold the space in which they have been bent.
Impedance: Most cables are 50 Ohms or 75 Ohms. It is important to select the cables based on the impedance of the system or device it is being connected to.
Cutoff Frequency: This is the maximum frequency up to which the cable can be used. Most cables are designed to operate up to a particular frequency beyond which the losses increase and the cable no longer operates properly.
Dielectric: This the dielectric material of the cable. The dielectric material used has an impact on the cutoff frequency of the cable and the power level that the cable can support.
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