Coaxial cables are electrically shielded cables designed for the low-loss and interference-free transmission of high-frequency, data, and video signals. Thanks to their special design with concentrically arranged conductors, they ensure stable signal quality even over long distances.
Coaxial cables typically consist of:
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- an inner conductor for signal transmission,
- an insulation layer (dielectric),
- shielding made of foil and/or copper braid for protection against electromagnetic interference,
- and a durable outer jacket for mechanical protection.
Coaxial cables are characterized by their defined impedance (e.g. 50 Ω or 75 Ω), low attenuation, and high EMC protection. They are particularly suitable for applications requiring precise and reliable signal transmission.
Your advantages at a glance
• High interference resistance through effective shielding
• Consistent transmission characteristics
• Low signal loss
• Robust and durable
• Suitable for analog and digital signals
Typical applications
• RF and radio technology
• Measurement and testing technology
• Industrial and automation technology
• Antenna and communication systems
• Video and data transmission
Summary
Coaxial cables for interference-free transmission of RF, data, and video signals. High shielding performance, low attenuation, and constant impedance ensure reliable signal quality in industrial, communication, and measurement technology applications.
