RS PRO VGX03 Series, 1 m, RG233 Coaxial, Terminated 50 Ω

50Ω SMA Microwave Cables

Microwave cables are 50Ω SMA connector assemblies, rated by maximum frequency to give a cost effective performance in a variety of applications such as instrument testing, equipment calibration and various forms of microwave communication.,High performance double screened flexible cable is colour coded by frequency range for easy identification. Gold plated SMA plugs at each end have brass tubing and double heatshrink strain reliefs to prevent damage and performance degradation.

Microwave cables are 50Ω SMA connector assemblies, rated by maximum frequency to give a cost effective performance in a variety of applications such as instrument testing, equipment calibration and various forms of microwave communication.,High performance double screened flexible cable is colour coded by frequency range for easy identification. Gold plated SMA plugs at each end have brass tubing and double heatshrink strain reliefs to prevent damage and performance degradation.

Available in two versions, with and without performance plots

With plots - Performance plots give the insertion loss and return loss for a specific assembly across its full spectrum. The assembly is serialised to give traceability. This enables the user to confidently calibrate equipment, taking account of the assembly in their tests and measurementsWithout plots - Standard assemblies without plots still conform to the technical data in the tables. There is a cost saving for those who do not need to "set" their equipment

With plots - Performance plots give the insertion loss and return loss for a specific assembly across its full spectrum. The assembly is serialised to give traceability. This enables the user to confidently calibrate equipment, taking account of the assembly in their tests and measurements

Without plots - Standard assemblies without plots still conform to the technical data in the tables. There is a cost saving for those who do not need to "set" their equipment

Without plots - Standard assemblies without plots still conform to the technical data in the tables. There is a cost saving for those who do not need to "set" their equipment