0.047" Semi-Flexible coaxial cable is a formable, microwave grade with mode free operation to 109 GHz. The tin-soaked copper braid provides near 100% RF shielding and the malleable nature of the outer jacket eliminates solder joint failures and allows bends immediately behind the fillet. Standard 0.047" SF cables do not have a jacket/sheath, but most manufacturers provide a jacketed variation identifiable by its bright blue jacket.
Semi-flex cables are dimensionally and electrically similar to their semi-rigid counterparts and have a tinned-copper-braid outer shielding that provides RF shielding greater than 100 dB. The hand-formable cable assemblies do not require special tooling to shape or reshape the assemblies and can be formed more than once without damaging the outer conductor.
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RF Specification
Attenuation Table
Frequency | Attenuation | Power (CW) |
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1000 MHz
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1.12 dB/m
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Physical Specification
Cable Layers
Layer | Diameter | Materials | Notes |
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Inner Conductor
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0.31 mm
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Dielectric
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0.94 mm
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Outer Conductor
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1.19 mm
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