A low-loss coaxial cable designed to transmit RF, GPS/GNSS, and antenna signals with minimal signal attenuation.
Low-loss coaxial cable is used to connect antennas, GPS receivers, RF equipment, and communication systems. Its low attenuation helps maintain signal strength over longer cable runs. Performance depends on cable type, frequency, length, and connector quality.
Key Specifications
Cable impedance: 50 Ω (common for RF/GPS systems)
Frequency range: Depends on cable type
Low signal attenuation
Shielding against electromagnetic interference
Connector options: SMA, N-type, TNC, and others
Jacket options for indoor or outdoor installation
Common Uses
GPS/GNSS antenna connections
Antenna monitoring systems
Telecom and RF communication
Radio base stations
Wireless communication systems
Satellite and navigation equipment
Common Brands
Times Microwave Systems
Andrew / CommScope
Huber+Suhner
Belden
Pasternack