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ARCTIC SMA Female to PCB Solder Cable 047 Semi-Rigid 12.5GHz 10cm 5PCS 2 in 1 accessory
Five SMA female to PCB solder cables with 047 semi-rigid construction rated to 12.5 GHz and 50 ohm impedance
- DC-12.5GHz range covers wide RF testing needs
- 50 Ohm impedance matches standard RF systems
- 047 semi-rigid cable ensures low-loss signal transmission
- VSWR 1.3 up to 8.5GHz maintains signal integrity
- Pack of five 10cm cables ready for PCB soldering
RF cable kit for signal testing
This pack contains five SMA female to PCB solder cables built with 047 semi-rigid coax. Each lead measures ten centimetres and is rated for frequencies up to 12.5 GHz with a fifty ohm impedance. The cables suit engineers and hobbyists who need reliable microwave interconnects for antennas, routers or RF test gear.
Semi-rigid construction lowers loss
The 047 semi-rigid dielectric reduces attenuation at high frequencies compared with flexible micro-coax alternatives. A voltage standing wave ratio of 1.3 up to 8.5 GHz and insertion loss of 1.5 dB indicate clean signal transfer through the usable band. The semi-steel jacket holds its shape once formed, simplifying dense board layouts.
Connector gender fixes the mating side
Every cable terminates in an SMA female interface that must solder directly to a PCB pad. Buyers whose devices require an SMA male, a different coaxial series or a panel-mount connector cannot use this kit. Verify the required gender and mounting style before ordering.
Highlights
- DC-12.5GHz range covers wide RF testing needs
- 50 Ohm impedance matches standard RF systems
- 047 semi-rigid cable ensures low-loss signal transmission
- VSWR 1.3 up to 8.5GHz maintains signal integrity
- Pack of five 10cm cables ready for PCB soldering
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the SMA female connector or the 047 semi-rigid cable need replacement after repeated soldering cycles?
The 047 semi-rigid cable is designed for durable conductivity and signal transmission; the SMA female connector is rated for standard mating cycles without specified degradation.
At what frequency does the standing-wave ratio exceed the 1.3 specification during continuous operation?
The VSWR of 1.3 is specified up to 8.5 GHz; above that frequency the ratio may increase beyond the rated limit.
How much insertion loss and heat should I expect when running a signal at 12.5 GHz all day?
Insertion loss is rated at 1.5 dB across the band; the low-loss 047 semi-rigid construction keeps heating minimal during sustained use.
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