Low Loss 7/16 DIN Male to 7/16 DIN Male Cable using LMR-400 Coax 1.5FT

SKU: LCCA30187-FT1.5
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L-com's LCCA30187-FT1.5 is a low loss 7/16 DIN male to 7/16 DIN male cable assembly using LMR-400 coax, 1.5 FT with Times Microwave components and ships same-day. The LMR-400 coax of this 7/16 DIN cable uses the PE (F) dielectric with a VoP of 85%, resulting in very low insertion loss compared to solid dielectrics. These flexible RF cable assemblies are ideal for applications where flexure is required. Our L-com 7/16 DIN to 7/16 DIN cable assembly has a male to male gender configuration with flexible LMR-400 series coax and operates to 6 GHz. The double shield of this 7/16 DIN cable is layered by tinned copper braid over aluminum tape providing shielding effectiveness greater than 90dB. *LMR ž is a trademark of Times Microwave Systems.

Custom versions of this 7/16 DIN male to 7/16 DIN male cable, along with the rest of L-com's other RF assemblies, can also be built and shipped same day. Other available RF cable assembly value added services from L-com include connector orientation or clocking, heat shrink booting and custom labeling. RF testing can also be performed to document the electrical performance of your cable assembly. Contact a sales representative for testing or custom RF cable quotes. Part number LCCA30187-FT1.5 L-com Low Loss 7/16 DIN Male to 7/16 DIN Male Cable Assembly using LMR-400 Coax, 1.5 FT with Times Microwave Components data sheet PDF includes details of the RF product specifications, CAD drawing(s) and dimensions below.

Features

  • Using Times Microwave Components
  • Max Frequency 6 GHz
  • Shielding Effectivity > 90 dB
  • 85% Phase Velocity
  • PE Jacket
  • Low Insertion Loss
  • Bend Radius of 4 Inches

Application

  • General Purpose
  • Laboratory Use
  • Antenna Installations
  • Land Mobile Radio & Other Communication Systems
  • Cellular & Wi-Fi Systems
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