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RG59 Series 75 Ohm Standard Shied Coaxial Cable—Single Tape & Braid Wholesale

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RG59 Series 75 Ohm Standard Shied Coaxial Cable—Single Tape & Braid

Coaxial Cable can be used for the transmission of both analog and digital signals. It is adopted to television broadcasting, long-distance telephone transmission, short-distance connections between computer systems, and local area networks. It has the advantages of good temperature performance, ultraviolet resistance, flame retarded, good shielding performance and long service life.
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Material

Diameter (mm)

Inner Conductor

 CCS

0.81

Dielectric

Foamed PE

3.66

Al Foil

Bonded APA

3.86

Braiding

Al-Mg

 

Jacket

PVC

6.10

Packaging

305m/Wooden reel

D280×d100×H300
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The RG59 series 75 Ohm standard shielded coaxial cable is a type of cable commonly used for video and television signal transmission. It is designed to carry baseband video signals with a characteristic impedance of 75 Ohms. RG59 coaxial cable has a characteristic impedance of 75 Ohms. This impedance value is important for maintaining signal integrity and minimizing reflections in video signal transmission. RG59 coaxial cable remains a widely used and cost-effective choice for video signal transmission in certain applications. However, it's important to note that for high-definition (HD) video, longer cable runs, or applications requiring higher bandwidth, upgrading to RG6 or other coaxial cable standards may be more appropriate to ensure optimal signal quality and performance.