6 GHz 50 Ohm Low Loss Coaxial RF Cable with Foam PE Dielectric and PE Jacket

This offering is a physical low-loss coaxial RF cable for RF signal transmission. Its stated construction includes a bare copper inner conductor, foam PE dielectric, self-adhesive aluminum foil plus tinned copper wire outer conductor, and PE jacket. The published information covers electrical, mechanical, and environmental cable parameters. No specific end-use application or system-level service is stated in the verified product information

The listing represents one defined coaxial RF cable construction. It has a 1.42 mm OD bare copper inner conductor, 3.81 mm OD foam PE dielectric, 4.52 mm OD outer conductor, and 6.10 mm OD PE jacket. Cable length, connector termination, accessory content, and packaging details are not specified in the available information. These order details should be confirmed before purchase

The cable is specified with 50 ohm impedance, 80 pF/m capacitance, and 83% velocity. Its stated operating frequency is 6 GHz, while the maximum cut-off frequency is 31 GHz. Typical attenuation at 25 deg C and sea level rises from 0.06 dB/m at 50 MHz to 0.74 dB/m at 6000 MHz. Shielding effectiveness is specified as greater than 90 dB

No connector or termination interface is specified for this RF cable. The cable structure uses a foam PE dielectric, self-adhesive aluminum foil plus tinned copper wire outer conductor, and a PE jacket. The stated bend radius is 19.1 mm, and the temperature range is -40 to +80 deg C. Mechanical values include 0.4 kg/mm flat-plate crush strength and 36 kg tensile strength

Please provide the required cable length, termination or connector requirement, and intended operating frequency range for evaluation. Confirm that the 50 ohm impedance, 6 GHz operating frequency, 19.1 mm bend radius, and -40 to +80 deg C temperature range suit the installation requirements. If attenuation is important, identify the frequency of interest because typical attenuation is listed from 50 MHz through 6000 MHz.