FTT’s RF Cables are engineered for high-precision signal transmission across the wireless spectrum. These cables are the primary medium for connecting active radio equipment to antennas, ensuring that high-frequency signals are delivered with maximum power and minimal interference. They are high-performance coaxial cables designed to transmit radio frequency signals with low loss and high reliability. They are essential components in wireless communication systems, ensuring stable signal transmission between antennas, transmitters, and receivers across a wide frequency range.
Key Features:
- Low Attenuation; it minimizes signal loss over long distances.
- High Shielding Effectiveness Protects against electromagnetic interference (EMI).
- Wide Frequency Range supports multiple RF bands and high-frequency applications.
- Impedance Stability Typically 50 Ohm for consistent signal performance.
- Durable Construction Designed for harsh indoor and outdoor environments.
- Flexible & Semi-Rigid Options Suitable for various installation requirements.
- Weather & UV Resistance Ideal for outdoor deployments.
Applications:
- Mobile networks.
- Base stations (BTS) and antenna systems.
- RF transmission and microwave links.
- Broadcasting and satellite systems.
- Wireless communication and IoT devices.
FTT’s RF Cables Portfolio Including:
- RG213
- RG214
- RG8
- RG5D
- CNT300 , LMR300
- CNT400 , LMR400
- LDF4(1/2”)
- LDF5(7/8”)
- LDF6(1 1/4”)
- LDF7(1 5/8”)
Technical Specification:
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| Frequency Range | Typically up to 3 GHz (or higher depending on type) |
| Conductor Material | Copper / Tinned Copper / Copper Clad Steel |
| Dielectric | Foam PE / Solid PE |
| Shielding | Aluminum foil + Aluminum braided (dual shielding) |
| Jacket Material | PVC / PE |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +80°C |
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