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RF Cable Assemblies

Types of Cable Assemblies

  • SMA Cable Assemblies
    SMA Cable Assemblies
    SMA Cable Assemblies feature ultra-miniature threaded connectors with 50Ω impedance, supporting DC-30GHz applications. They provide low VSWR, high mating durability, and precise signal integrity for compact microwave systems and aerospace instrumentation.
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    SMA Cable Assemblies

Applications of RF Cable Assemblies

RF cable assemblies are essential for high-frequency signal transmission across multiple industries, offering reliable connectivity and performance. They are widely used in the field of telecommunications, aerospace & defense, test & measurement, medical & industrial IoT, automotive & EV and so on.


RF cable assemblies play a critical role in modern communication systems, ensuring high-speed, low-loss signal transmission. Key telecom applications include:

1) 5G/6G Infrastructure

  • mmWave Deployment: Low-loss assemblies (SMA/SMP) for 24-40GHz small cells

  • Massive MIMO: Phase-matched cables (±2°) for antenna arrays


2) Fiber-Wireless Integration

  • FTTA (Fiber-to-Antenna): Hybrid RF/optical cables for distributed antenna systems

  • CPRI Interfaces: Precision 50Ω assemblies for baseband unit connections


3) Backhaul Networks

  • Microwave links using flexible low-PIM cables (<-150dBc)

  • Weatherproof IP67-rated assemblies for outdoor installations


4) Indoor Coverage

  • DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems): Slim RG-174 cables for building penetration

  • IoT Gateways: Miniature MMCX/IPEX assemblies for compact devices



Features of RF Cable Assemblies

  • Precision Engineered Performance

    RF cable assemblies deliver ultra-low loss and stable 50 ohms/75 ohms impedance from DC to 67GHz for critical signal integrity in 5G and aerospace systems.


  • Ruggedized Reliability

    Featuring military-grade quad-shielding and strain relief, these assemblies withstand extreme temperatures (-55°C to +200°C), vibration, and repeated flexing for harsh environment deployment.


  • Custom Configuration Flexibility

    Available in any length with SMA connectors or other connectors, including phase-matched pairs and waterproof variants for bespoke radar, test equipment and satellite applications.

Why Professionals Choose Our RF Cable Assemblies

  • Low-Loss Signal Transmission

    Ensures high-frequency signal integrity over long distances with minimal attenuation. Low-loss dielectric materials (e.g., foamed PE/PTFE) with typical insertion loss, precision impedance control (50Ω/75Ω) to minimize reflection and multi-layer shielding (foil + braid) for >90dB EMI suppression.

  • Customizable Flexibility

    Adapts to diverse application needs. Cable length can be customized from 0.1m to 100m, multi-interface options (SMA, MCX, N, SMP, BNC and other series combinations) and specialized versions can be customized.

  • Optimized Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

    Ensures signal purity by suppressing interference. Triple shielding (foil + braid + drain wire) with >100dB shielding effectiveness, Low PIM and enhanced grounding 360° conductive gasket design.

RF Cable Assemblies FAQs

What are RF cable assemblies, and what are their key features?

RF Cable Assembly refers to a complete transmission line consisting of a coaxial cable with connectors (e.g., SMA, N-type, BNC) attached to both ends. These assemblies are designed to ensure reliable signal transmission in high-frequency applications while minimizing signal loss, interference, and impedance mismatch.

Key Components include:

  • Coaxial Cable (e.g., RG-58, LMR-400, semi-rigid).

  • RF Connectors (e.g., SMA, MCX, MMCX, N, BNC, TNC, SMP).

  • Optional Features: Strain relief, overmolding, waterproofing.


The key features of RF cable assemblies include high frequency performance, low signal loss, precision impedance matching, shielding effectiveness, durability, flexibility, phase stability, custom lengths & connectors and so on.

What is a coaxial cable, and what are its common types?

A coaxial cable is designed to transmit high-frequency electrical signals with minimal interference. Its structure consists of:

  • Inner Conductor: Solid or stranded copper (or copper-clad steel).

  • Dielectric Insulation: PTFE (Teflon), PE (polyethylene), or foam materials.

  • Outer Shield: Braided copper, aluminum foil, or solid metal (for semi-rigid cables).

  • Jacket: PVC, PE, or LSZH (low-smoke zero-halogen) for environmental protection.


Common Types by Impedance

(1) 50Ω Coaxial Cables

Applications: RF communications, cellular systems, test equipment, Wi-Fi, and radio antennas.

  • RG-58: Flexible, thin (5mm), used for short-range RF connections (e.g., CB radios, test leads).

  • RG-213: Thicker (10.3mm), higher power handling, for base stations and amateur radio.

  • LMR-400 (Low Loss): Superior shielding, replaces RG-8; ideal for long-distance RF (e.g., GPS, 5G).

  • Semi-Rigid Cables (e.g., UT-141): Solid copper shield, fixed installations (microwave systems).


(2) 75Ω Coaxial Cables

Applications: Video signals (TV, CCTV), satellite TV, and digital broadcasting.

  • RG-6: Dual-shielded, widely used for cable TV/SATV and broadband.

  • RG-59: Thinner than RG-6, for short-distance analog video (e.g., CCTV cameras).

  • RG-11: Low-loss, long-distance backbone cabling (e.g., CATV trunk lines).


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