DC to 50 GHz 50 Ohm Shielded Silvered Copper FEP RF Cable Signal Transmission RF Cable

This offering is an RF cable for high-frequency, high-speed test interconnection. It is specified for operation from DC to 50 GHz and has a 50 ohm cable impedance. The multilayer construction combines silvered copper conductive layers, low-density PTFE dielectric and stabilizing layers, and an FEP jacket. Specific equipment uses, connector terminations, and assembled cable applications are not identified in the available information

The listed configuration has a 0.72 mm silvered copper center conductor and a 3.35 mm finished outside diameter over the FEP jacket. Its shielding structure includes a silvered copper tape-wrapped inner shield, self-adhesive aluminum foil reinforcement, and a braided silvered copper outer shield. The specified cable weight is 31 g/m. Supplied length, connector type, and included accessories are not stated in the available data

The cable is specified for DC to 50 GHz operation, with shielding effectiveness above 90 dB and 600 V DC voltage withstanding. Amplitude stability versus flexure is below +/-0.1 dB, while mechanical phase stability is below +/-5 deg. At 25 deg C and sea level, typical attenuation is 0.24 dB/m with 928 W at 300 MHz and 3.29 dB/m with 67 W at 50000 MHz. The listed frequency points show higher attenuation and lower typical power at the upper end of the stated range

The defined electrical interface characteristic is 50 ohm impedance; connector interfaces are not specified. The construction uses low-density PTFE dielectric and stabilizing layers, silvered copper shielding layers, aluminum foil reinforcement, and an FEP outer jacket. Velocity is specified as 76%, and the temperature range is -55 to +165 deg C. The static bend radius is 18 mm, while the dynamic bend radius is 36 mm

For selection, compare the required operating range with the specified DC to 50 GHz range and confirm compatibility with a 50 ohm cable system. Review the listed attenuation and typical power values at the frequency of interest, as these values vary across the table. State the required cable length and connector terminations in an inquiry because neither is specified.