SMA male Right Angle To SMA female straight (bkd) Cable: 20-inch, 22-inch, 2-FT, 30-inch, 3-FT, 4-FT, 5-FT

$5.27
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SMA Male Right Angle to SMA Female Straight Cable

Antenna Cable: SMA Male Right-Angle to SMA Female (regular straight type): Double-shielded cable

Compatibility with wireless applications: Our SMA extension cables' range of frequency band compatibility (from 0GHz to 18GHz), consistently low broadband VSWR, and impedance matching to 50 Ohm cables make them compatible and compliant for all the following applications.

The cable is double-shielded, low-loss, and very flexible. The cable type is equivalent to or better than LMR-100: Coax with a black jacket has the same or better signal loss per meter and flexibility as LMR100 and less attenuation (signal loss) than RG174. The higher quality of the cable of this antenna translates into lower loss/better performance. Coax is rated for outdoor use and is also suitable for indoor use.

SMA male r/a to sma female: with a LMR-100 to RG-174 coaxial cable types similar characteristics compared.

The temperature range for operational use of this 100-series coax and the cable assembly, is: -22 F ~ +185 F (-30 C ~ +85 C)

SMA Connector Characteristics and Details

SMA Female connector types, differences, and characteristics of all options

SMA female connector includes a bulkhead nut and washer:

Our standard SMA-female connector (threaded part) is 3/8 inches long. We have a more extended option: 14.5mm, which is available. The longer 14.5mm option has an O-ring embedded in the flange to waterproof the port where the cable enters a network enclosure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) for this cable?
The VSWR for this cable is typically less than 1.3:1, indicating excellent signal transfer with minimal reflection and loss.

2. What are the insertion loss characteristics of this cable at different frequencies?
At 1 GHz, the insertion loss is approximately 0.7 dB per meter. At 2.4 GHz, the insertion loss is around 1.0 dB per meter, and at 5 GHz, it is about 1.5 dB per meter.

3. What materials are used for the connectors and the cable jacket?
The connectors are made of brass with gold plating, ensuring good conductivity and corrosion resistance. The cable jacket is made of flexible, durable PVC.

4. What is the bend radius of the SMA male right-angle connector?
The bend radius for the SMA male right-angle connector is 1 inch (25.4 mm), allowing flexibility in tight installations without damaging the cable.

5. How does the cable perform in terms of shielding effectiveness?
The cable has a shielding effectiveness of more than 90 dB, ensuring excellent protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI).

6. Are there any specific installation guidelines to follow for optimal performance?
Ensure that the cable is not kinked or excessively bent during installation. The connectors should be securely tightened to prevent signal loss and maintain a good connection.

7. What testing standards does this cable meet?
This cable meets MIL-C-17 and IEC 61169-15 standards for coaxial cables and connectors, ensuring high reliability and performance in demanding applications.

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