Types of RF Cables
RF Coaxial Cable Assemblies
RF (Radio Frequency) coaxial cable assemblies use coaxial cables with a central conductor, dielectric, shielding, and an outer jacket with specialized cables designed to transmit radio frequency signals with minimal loss and interference.
- Various connectors (e.g., BNC, SMA, N-Type) to interface with devices
- Have a characteristic impedance (typically 50Ω or 75Ω)
- Over a broad frequency range, from DC up to several GHz
- Minimize signal loss over distances
- Different shielding options (braided, foil, or both) offer varying degrees of protection against EMI and RF interference.
- RG-8/U:Common in industrial RF systems.