0.250" Semi-Flexible coaxial cable is a formable, microwave grade with mode free operation to 19 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 0.250" 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.

0.250" semi flexible coaxial cable layers

RF Specification

Min. Frequency
0 GHz
Max. Frequency
19 GHz
Shielding Effectiveness
> 100 dB
Capacitance
95 pF/m
RF Operating Voltage
3500 Vrms
Impedance
50 Ω
Velocity
70%
Attenuation Table
Frequency Attenuation
1000 MHz
0.25 dB/m

Physical Specification

Flexibility
Semi-Flexible
Min. Bend Radius Static
30 mm
Min. Bend Radius Dynamic
120 mm
Min. Operating Temperature
-55 °C
Max. Operating Temperature
125 °C
Cable Layers
Layer Diameter Materials
Inner Conductor
1.63 mm
Silver Plated Copper (SC)
Dielectric
5.27 mm
PTFE / Teflon
Outer Conductor
6.20 mm
Tin Soaked Copper Braid