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PISKEKAT RG-316 Coaxial Cable 33ft 50 Ohm
A flexible 33-foot RG-316 coaxial cable with 50-ohm impedance, silver-plated conductors, PTFE insulation and FEP jacket rated for up to 3000 MHz
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- 33-foot length gives extended reach for antenna placement
- Silver-plated copper clad steel conductor ensures reliable signal transmission
- PTFE insulation maintains performance across -55 to 200 °C operating range
- 50-ohm impedance with low loss up to 3000 MHz suits RF applications
- FEP jacket and thin 2.50 mm diameter provide flexible, lightweight routing
RG-316 Coaxial Cable for RF Applications
This 33ft RG-316 coaxial cable is built for RF signal paths that demand 50 ohm impedance and low loss up to 3000MHz. Its thin, flexible profile suits bench testing, antenna leads and tight chassis routing where bulkier coax will not fit.
Silver-Plated Construction With PTFE Insulation
The inner conductor uses silver-plated copper clad steel over PTFE dielectric, wrapped in a silver-plated copper braid and an FEP jacket rated from -55 to 200 degrees Celsius. At 2.50mm overall diameter the cable bends easily around corners without kinking, and the braid maintains shielding integrity during repeated flexing.
Ready-to-Use Length With Custom Options
Supplied as a 33-foot continuous run, the cable arrives ready for connector termination or direct soldering. The manufacturer also offers custom jumper lengths for projects that require a specific reach or pre-fitted ends.
Highlights
- 33-foot length gives extended reach for antenna placement
- Silver-plated copper clad steel conductor ensures reliable signal transmission
- PTFE insulation maintains performance across -55 to 200 °C operating range
- 50-ohm impedance with low loss up to 3000 MHz suits RF applications
- FEP jacket and thin 2.50 mm diameter provide flexible, lightweight routing
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Questions about this item
What frequency does the RG-316 50 ohm cable support up to?
The cable is rated for a maximum frequency of 3000 MHz while maintaining low loss and low SWR performance.
What are the outer diameter measurements for the jacket and shielding?
The FEP jacket measures 2.50 mm and the silver plated copper braid shielding measures 1.95 mm in diameter.
How should the silver plated copper clad steel conductor be handled during termination?
The 7-strand 0.175 mm inner conductor requires precise stripping to avoid nicking the fragile silver plated copper clad steel wires.
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