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Coaxial cables are electrical transmission lines used to pass high radio frequency (RF) signals from one point to another with low signal loss. If you need to run cable through plenum airspaces, Wilson400 Plenum cable is available. It features ultra-low-loss and comes in a 500-foot spool with no connectors. Cable can be easily terminated to fit any application. Coaxial cables are durable, easy to install, and have a broad range of uses. Their design allows rapid signal transmission (around 10 megabits per second) with minimal electro-magnetic interference or signal loss. Coaxial cables are the default cabling choice for many low voltage consumer electronics. There are many different types of cables to choose from. They fall within two categories, RG and LMR type. Your application will determine which one has the best characteristics. Here are the most common coax cable types: RG Coax Cables Cables attenuate a signal in direct proportion to length. Attenuation increases with frequency due to skin effect.

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MCX stands for micro coaxial. These are a smaller connector ideal for use in locations where space is limited. Like many other coaxial connectors, they are designed for easy attachment and removal. When selecting a coaxial connector, you will need to know the key parameters of the cable you plan to connect. These include: There is much conflicting information online regarding what the RG6/U term actually stands for. Some say that this indicates a particular type of cable insulation. Conflicting educated guesses include "underground," "universal," and "UV resistant." None of these terms are accurate. While the term "universal" is not particularly harmful, words like "underground" and "UV resistant" might create confusion because they imply that the cable can be directly buried or used outdoors, which is not the case for RG6 cables. RG6 are used outdoors, while RG6 is an indoor cable. The coax cable that is suitable for outdoor use is RG11. Ham radio is a means for people to communicate over airwaves. Coaxial cable connected to the antenna provides a stronger signal. Ham radios can be set up in the middle of nowhere and do not require internet or cell phone technology. Basic RF Systems RG-59 is a 75 Ohm coax cable best used for CCTV, audio video, and other low-frequency applications. They are flexible and easy to install. Though, they are not meant for long runs. LMR® Coax CableReference different cable types to see which ones will work best with your device. Choose the one that has the impedance, rating, and connectors you need.

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Coaxial cables are used for many different purposes and so the connectors are equally varied. Each type and size is carefully designed to mesh seamlessly with the host cable and function in different, sometimes quite tough conditions. They must resist stressors such as impact, pressure, high temperature and vibration.PIM stands for Passive Intermodulation. When you connect two metals, the result is nonlinear elements, and distortion in the signal may occur.