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Semi-Formable Cable Assemblies

Aluminum Low-Loss Cables

Our Low Loss Semi-Rigid products are designed with solid Aluminum outer jackets for the ability to route cables "on-site" while maintaining the abilities to withstand high levels of radiation doses. The dielectric materials in this product are very low loss and phase stable over temperature variations found in many extreme environments.

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Features & Benefits

  • Subjected to extensive space qualifications
  • Available for purchase in straight or bent configurations.
  • Low-Loss line of Semi-Rigid cables are perfect when the low-loss of a premium flexible cable is desired but it makes more sense for a Semi-Rigid assembly in your application.
  • Available in Silver and Tin plated Jackets offering lower weight, lower loss alternatives to standard Semi-Rigid assemblies.

 

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