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RG58 50 OHM COAX CABLE
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Our RG58C/U coaxial
cable assemblies provide an affordable link for low-power RF
applications over short runs. Common uses for RG58 coax include
Thin Ethernet, mobile and base antenna installations, amateur
radio, and communications patch bays.
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RG59 75 OHM COAXIAL CABLES
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75 Ohm coaxial cables
uses for video and low-power applications where minimal signal
attenuation is required. Our pre-terminated 75 Ohm coax assemblies
are available in RG59/U (solid) and RG59B/U (solid) configurations
with Genuine Amphenol BNC connectors.
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RG142 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLES
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Our RG142/U Teflon
insulated coaxial cable assemblies offer superior power handling,
phase and temperature stability. Ideal for avionics, racks,
cabinets, signal combiners, and internal wiring applications up to
8 GHz.
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RG174 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLES
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Our RG174/U coaxial
cable assemblies feature a reduced diameter low-profile design for
enhanced flexibility. Ideal for short, low-power signal runs
between exciters, amplifiers, and antennas for GSM, GPRS,
Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS and ZigBee applications.
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RG213 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLES
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With a combination of
high power handling and low signal attenuation, RG213 is the ideal
choice for antenna installations, cellular/PCS infrastructure,
satellite links, radar, broadcast, military-aerospace, and WLAN
applications up to 11GHz.
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RG316 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLES
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RG316 coax is
frequently installed in sensitive areas with minimal space
including avionics equipment bays, medical systems, phased antenna
arrays, and 2-way communications infrastructure.
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Questions? Our USA-based team of Customer Service
Professionals
is ready to help.
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© 2024 Amphenol Cables on Demand
All rights reserved.
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Nick "The Cable Guy" Blas has enjoyed a fulfilling career as Amphenol Cables on Demand's exclusive Product Manager and resident tech expert, having worked for the company just months after its debut launch in December of 2006. Prior to Amphenol, Mr. Blas worked for another interconnect giant, Deutsch Connectors (Now Tyco), in their Defense and Aerospace division as their youngest Program Manager at just 25. While in college for Electrical Engineering and Business Administration/Information Management at UC Riverside and Cal State San Bernardino, Mr. Blas excelled in retail marketing management and sales for Canon USA and Hewlett Packard, both in their printer and imaging business units. Mr. Blas has been a self-professed "tech nerd" since age 10, with a particular fascination with radio and broadcast communications and antenna systems, which led to his college grant work for TRW Corp. Mr. Blas earned his Executive MBA at California State University, Monterey in 2012. He and his wife, Shelly and son, Ethan, currently reside in the stunning Ozark mountains, just outside of Bentonville, Arkansas (home of the world's largest company, Wal-Mart).