Precision cable assemblies for custom design
Phase-stable cables adapted to mechanical stress (bending and twisting)
RFC1 series cables are specially designed to make it easier for developers of microwave signal transmission equipment in conditions that require significant flexing or twisting of the coaxial cable. The coaxial cable of this series is particularly strong to twisting and vibration, provides the transmission of a stable phase-stable microwave signal in a wide temperature range, has low losses, high power of the transmitted signal, effective shielding (up to -100 dB), reliability, and is resistant to aggressive environments.
Phase-stable cables with minimal losses, adapted to high temperatures
RFC2 series coaxial cables provide ultra-low loss and phase stability of the transmitted microwave signal over a wide temperature range. This series of coaxial cables provides higher performance, lower signal loss, and better phase stability at critical temperatures than similar phase-stable coaxial cables from other manufacturers used for similar tasks.
This series of RFC2 coaxial cables provides a better ratio, on the one hand,between the performance, product weight, high phase stability of the transmitted signal, and on the other hand, to changes in the temperature range and mechanical influences.
This series of RFC2 coaxial cables provides a better ratio, on the one hand,between the performance, product weight, high phase stability of the transmitted signal, and on the other hand, to changes in the temperature range and mechanical influences.
Phase-stable cable for laboratory measurements without "Teflon knee", minimum VSWR, porous dielectric, maximum number of bends
The RFC3 series phase-stable coaxial cable is designed and manufactured using a unique technology that minimizes the dependence of the structural adjustment of the PTFE dielectric at a temperature of approximately 20C, resulting in a jump in the electrical length of the coaxial cables ("Teflon knee"). The line of developed microwave cables of this series allows you to solve the problems of designing equipment that excludes changing the electrical length of the coaxial cable when the temperature changes. Frequency range up to 67 GHz.
The low loss level of the transmitted signal, high phase stability and low dependence of the phase shift of the transmitted signal are the undoubted advantages of this type of coaxial cable.
The low loss level of the transmitted signal, high phase stability and low dependence of the phase shift of the transmitted signal are the undoubted advantages of this type of coaxial cable.
Flexible phase-stable cable, budget modification
RFC 4 series cables are specially designed to make it easier for developers to transmit a microwave signal in conditions that require significant flexing or twisting of the coaxial cable. The coaxial cable of this series provides transmission of phase-stable microwave signal in a wide temperature range, has low losses, high reliability. A distinctive feature of this line of coaxial cables is low cost with high signal transmission requirements, low losses and identity to the electrical length.
Phase-stable super flexible cable with maximum multiple bending radius
The structure of the RFC5 series cables allows for excellent electrical performance with multiple maximum allowable bending radius. This type of cable is ideal for mobile and mobile communication systems, or for in-unit applications where the product design severely restricts the availability of cable routing. There are two types of sheath used for this coaxial cable: standard and with increased requirements for the temperature range.
