Introduction In today’s fast-paced digital world, reliable and high-speed data transmission is critical for industries ranging from telecommunications to aerospace. Enter High-Speed Data Micro-Coax—a cutting-edge miniature coaxial cable engineered to deliver ultra-low loss, high-frequency signal integrity in compact, space-constrained environments. This product introduction dives deep into its features, applications, and why it’s the go-to choice for engineers and designers demanding precision and durability.
Key Features of High-Speed Data Micro-Coax
Ultra-Low Signal Loss Designed with advanced dielectric materials and precision shielding, our micro-coax minimizes signal attenuation even at frequencies up to 40 GHz. This ensures crisp, uninterrupted data transfer for high-speed applications like 5G networks, radar systems, and medical imaging devices.
Compact and Flexible Design With an outer diameter as small as 0.81 mm, this micro-coax excels in tight spaces without compromising flexibility. Its lightweight, bend-resistant construction makes it ideal for intricate PCB layouts, wearable tech, and drone-mounted sensors.
Superior Shielding Efficiency Featuring dual-layer shielding (foil + braid), the cable achieves **>90% noise reduction**, safeguarding signals against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and cross-talk in high-density electronic assemblies.
Wide Temperature Range Built to withstand extreme conditions, the cable operates reliably in temperatures from **-55°C to +200°C**, making it suitable for aerospace, automotive, and industrial automation applications.
Customizable Configurations Available in various AWG sizes (30 to 44), impedance options (50Ω, 75Ω), and connector types (SMA, MMCX, SMP), our micro-coax can be tailored to meet specific project requirements.
Applications
Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber-optic repeaters, and satellite communication systems.
Medical Technology: MRI machines, endoscopes, and portable diagnostic tools.
Aerospace & Defense: Avionics, UAVs, and radar/EW systems.
Automotive: ADAS sensors, infotainment systems, and EV battery monitoring.
Industrial IoT: Robotics, factory automation, and high-speed data acquisition.
Technical Specifications
Conductor: Silver-plated copper-clad steel (SPCCS) for optimal conductivity.
Insulation: Foamed PTFE for low dielectric constant.
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