Introduction to RF cables

RF cables are cables that transmit electromagnetic energy within the RF range. RF cables are indispensable components in various radio communication systems and electronic devices, and are widely used in wireless communication and broadcasting, television, radar, navigation, computers, and instruments.

Radio frequency cables, also known as coaxial cables, are composed of coaxial inner conductors, outer conductors, and media that support the inner and outer conductors. In radio communication and radio frequency transmission of broadcasting and television, radio frequency cables are important components.

characteristic

Electrical performance and mechanical performance, including characteristic impedance, transmission loss and frequency characteristics, temperature characteristics, shielding characteristics, rated power, maximum withstand voltage mechanical performance, including minimum bending radius, weight per unit length, allowable maximum tensile force, and aging characteristics and consistency of cables.

characteristic

1. Can transmit a wider frequency band

2. High defense against external interference

3. Low antenna effect and radiation loss

4. Simple structure, convenient installation, and relatively economical.