Description

RF Cable is designed to carry high-frequency electrical signals between antennas, transmitters, receivers, and other RF equipment. Its coaxial construction typically includes a central conductor, dielectric insulation, shielding layer, and protective outer jacket. The shielding helps minimize electromagnetic interference and reduces unwanted signal leakage during transmission. RF cables are available in different impedance ratings, connector configurations, lengths, and frequency ranges to meet specific application requirements. They are commonly used in antennas, wireless communication systems, test equipment, RF modules, and networking infrastructure. RF Cables are widely applied in telecommunications, aerospace, defense electronics, broadcasting, automotive electronics, industrial communication, and laboratory testing.