DC to 40 GHz 50 Ohm Coaxial RF Cable with Ultra-Flexible Phase-Stable PUR Jacket

This listing covers an ultra-flexible phase-stable coaxial RF cable for low-loss signal transmission under flexure. It is specified with 50 ohm impedance and an operating frequency range from DC to 40 GHz. The cable has a PUR outer jacket with a 3.60 mm outside diameter. The supplied specifications do not state a connector type, cable length, termination, or accessory

The documented configuration is defined by a multilayer cable construction. It uses a stranded silvered-copper center conductor, low-density PTFE dielectric, silvered-copper tape inner shield, braided silvered-copper outer shield, and PUR jacket. The listed component outside diameters progress from 0.72 mm for the center conductor to 3.60 mm for the finished jacket. No cable length, connector, termination, or accessory is specified in the supplied table

The cable is specified for DC to 40 GHz operation, with 50 ohm impedance, 76% velocity, and shielding effectiveness above 90 dB. Typical attenuation and power values are stated at 25 C and sea level across frequencies from 300 MHz to 40 GHz. At 300 MHz, the listed values are 221 W and 0.28 dB/m, while at 40 GHz they are 16 W and 3.89 dB/m. These values provide documented reference points for power and attenuation at the stated conditions

No connector interface is identified in the supplied specifications, so compatibility with a particular connector or system interface should be confirmed separately. The cable itself is specified with 50 ohm impedance and 1000 V DC voltage withstanding. Its static bend radius is 18 mm, while its dynamic bend radius is 36 mm. The specified temperature range is -55 to +85 C, and the listed weight is 27 g/m

For selection or an inquiry, provide the required operating frequency and compare it with the specified DC to 40 GHz range. State the required cable length, connector or termination requirement, routing condition, and operating temperature. The table provides typical attenuation and power values from 300 MHz through 40 GHz at 25 C and sea level.