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onelinkmore HN Male to HN Male Coaxial Cable, RG393 Double Shielded 50 Ohm FEP Jacket RF Jumper, Silver Plated Copper for Spectrum Analyzer, High Power Radar, High Temperature

onelinkmore HN Male to HN Male Coaxial Cable, RG393 Double Shielded 50 Ohm FEP Jacket RF Jumper, Silver Plated Copper for Spectrum Analyzer, High Power Radar, High Temperature

SKU:OL-7816

通常価格 $66.88 USD
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Product Details

  • Pre-assembled HN-J Male to Male Cable: Factory pre-assembled 50 Ohm RG393 coaxial jumper saves field welding complexity and time, ensuring consistent connection stability and immediate plug-and-play use in RF test benches and equipment
  • Ultimate Signal Integrity: Features 7*0.792mm Silver Plated Copper (SPC) inner conductor and Double Silver Plated Copper Braid Shielding for excellent EMI resistance (≥ 85dB) and low-loss high-frequency transmission up to 3.0 GHz
  • 1.6 FT Precision & Durability: Precise 0.5 m length (excluding connectors) is ideal for internal equipment and narrow-space wiring; End-sealed with 6cm adhesive-lined heat shrink tube for moisture and dust protection
  • Extreme Temperature FEP Jacket: Utilizes premium FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) outer jacket, offering a wide operating temperature range from -65℃ to +200℃, superior chemical corrosion resistance, suitable for harsh industrial and aerospace environments
  • Versatile High-Power RF Applications: Designed for 50ohm standard impedance and stable high-power (>500W) / high-voltage (≥1500V) applications, perfect for Spectrum Analyzers, Signal Generators, 5G Small Cells, and Navigation Radar