These flexible cables are specifically designed for high-frequency transmissions requiring minimal attenuation. Their stable performance makes them a reliable solution for sensitive RF systems and wide-bandwidth environments.
This loss calculator allows you to select the cable reference best suited to your needs, taking into account acceptable signal losses and performance requirements. It enables you to maximize the quality and reliability of your signal transmissions while minimizing unwanted signal loss.
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| P/N | Temperature range | Minimum bend radius | Weight | Frequency range | Impedance | Jacket and Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HY360 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 18 mm (stat) / 36 mm (dyn) | 33 kg/km | DC ~ 40 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 3,60 mm |
| HY410 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 20 mm (stat) / 40 mm (dyn) | 36 kg/km | DC ~ 40 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 4 mm |
| HY460 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 23 mm (stat) / 46 mm (dyn) | 48 kg/km | DC ~ 32 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 4.60 mm |
| HY480 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 24 mm (stat) / 48 mm (dyn) | 55 kg/km | DC ~ 26,5 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 4.80 mm |
| HY540 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 27 mm (stat) / 54 mm (dyn) | 75 kg/km | DC ~ 26,5 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 5,40 mm |
| HY780 | -55 °C ~ +165 °C | 39 mm (stat) / 78.0 mm (dyn) | 130 kg/km | DC ~ 18 GHz | 50 Ohms | FEP Ø 7.80 mm |