Harbour RF Microwave SFL Rock SSTable Spiral Flex Coaxial Cable

Harbour RF Microwave SFL Rock SSTable Spiral Flex Coaxial Cable

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Harbour RF Microwave SFL Rock SSTable Spiral Flex Coaxial Cable

Product Details

Center conductor: Stranded silver plated copper
Dielectric: Solid PTFE
Inner shield: Spiral strip silver plated copper
Outer Braid: Round silver plated copper
Jacket: Solid light blue specially formulated compound
Velocity of Propagation: 70%
Shielding Effectiveness: <-110 db

Center
conductor
Center conductor
diameter (in.)
Operating
Temperature
Part Number Action
SPC .0376 (7/28) -55ºC +105ºC SFL402-105FLEX Request A Quote
SPC .0210 (7/33) -55ºC +105ºC SFL402-105FLEX Request A Quote

Attenuation (dB/100ft) @ Typ Typ
400 MHz 7.0 13.2
1 GHz 11.4 21.2
3 GHz 20.9 37.8
5 GMHz 28.0 49.7
10 GHz 42.2 72.8
18 GHz 60.8 101.5

Harbour’s SFL Spiral Flex™ coaxial cables, more flexible and supple versions of the industry standard SS Spiral Strip constructions, have been designed with a specially formulated 105ºC jacket compound and stranded silver plated copper center conductors. These 50 ohm versions exhibit VSWR levels that meet or exceed similar size flexible constructions, and just like their SS cable counterparts, offer excellent shielding effectiveness with readily available connectors.

Although the insertion loss is slightly higher than their SS cable counterparts, SFL attenuation levels through 18 GHz are substantially lower than comparable MIL-DTL-17 constructions.

Attenuation Calculation and K Factors: Although typical and maximum attenuation values are given for discrete frequencies, typical attenuation values may be calculated by using K1 and K2 factors for each construction. The K1 factor is calculated by taking into consideration the type, strand factor, and diameter of the center conductor, and the impedance of the cable. The K2 factor is calculated by taking into consideration the velocity of propagation and the dissipation factor of the dielectric.

Formula for Calculating Attenuation using K Factors: Attenuation (dB/100 ft) at any frequency (MHz) = (K1 x root of frequency + (K2 x frequency)

- SFL402-105Flex SFL405-105Flex
K1 .331 .644
K2 .00091 .00084

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