RG-400 is a high temperature coaxial cable used in interconnections between telecommunications equipment and is widely used for commercial wireless applications such as avionics, radar, GPS, and medical systems. Featuring a PTFE dielectric and FEP jacket the cable is rated for operation up to 200°C. The cable's 4.95 mm overall diameter makes it suitable for applications with limited space. The cable differs from the more popular RG-142 only by its stranded conductor. Its dimensions are similar to RG-58.
Shielding effectiveness of RG-400 is typically >80 dB to 6 GHz and >60 dB to its cutoff frequency of 12.4 GHz making it ideal for a range of microwave band applications.
RF Specification
Min. Frequency
0 GHz
Max. Frequency
12.4 GHz
Shielding Effectiveness
> 60 dB
Capacitance
105 pF/m
Impedance
50 Ω
Velocity
70%
Attenuation Table
| Frequency | Attenuation |
|---|---|
|
1000 MHz
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0.48 dB/m
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Physical Specification
Flexibility
Flexible
Colour
Orange
Min. Bend Radius Static
25 mm
Weight (g/m)
63 g
Cable Layers
| Layer | Diameter | Materials | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Inner Conductor
|
1.00 mm
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19x0.20 mm Strand
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Dielectric
|
2.95 mm
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Outer Conductor
|
3.45 mm
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Outer Conductor
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3.95 mm
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Outer Jacket
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4.95 mm
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