RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG.../U
Part no.
Cable structure
Inner conductor diameter mm
Insulation Ø mm
Outer conductor
Outer jacket
Min. bending radiusapprox. mm
Temperature range °C
Copper weight kg/km
Outer Øapprox. mm
Weightapprox. kg/km
Electrical characteristics
Impedance (Ohm)
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz
Propagation velocity v/c
Attenuationat 20 °C
(dB/100m)
100 MHz
200 MHz
500 MHz
800 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1750 MHz
Capacitance pF/m
Rel. velocity of propagation %
Insulation resistance
MOhm x km min.
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km)
Nominal peak voltage kVs
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kVeff
6
40001
8
40013
11
40002
58
40003
59
40004
62
40005
1 x 0,72
Steel/copper, bare
4,7 PE
2 braids
Silvered copper
Copper, bare
PVC
40
-35to+80
67,0
8,4
115
7 x 0,72
Copper, bare
6,4 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
50
-35to+80
62,0
9,5
128
7 x 0,4
Tinned copper
7,3 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
50
-35to+80
58,0
10,3
140
19 x 0,18
Tinned copper
2,95 PE
Braid
Tinned copper
PVC
25
-35to+80
21,0
4,95
38
1 x 0,6
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
30
-35to+80
26,0
6,2
57
1 x 0,65
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE, hollow
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
30
-35to+80
26,0
6,15
52
75 ± 3
50 ± 2
75 ± 3
50 ± 2
75 ± 3
93 ± 5
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,83
8,8
13,5
21
27,5
67
67
8
10,8
17
25
26,5
30,6
35
101
66
7,5
11
18,5
24
30
67
67
17
24
39
51
56
101
67
11,5
16,5
27
35
41
67
67
10,5
15
24,5
32,5
35
42,5
83
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
M
5
110
2,8
11
5,1
23
5,2
53
2,5
171
3,5
155
1,1
7
9,5
10
5
7
3
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RM01)
Note
Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free and contain no silicone and free from substances harmful to the wetting properties
of lacquers.
Ⴠ RG-Coaxial types are in accordance with US-Military specifications MIL-C-17.
Ⴠ RG/U: R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions. The
varied mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables mean that they can be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
M4
RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG.../U
Part no.
Cable structure
Inner conductor diameter mm
71
40006
174
40197
178
40007
179
40008
180
40009
187
40010
213
40012
1 x 0,65
Steel/copper, bare
7 x 0,16
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE, hollow
2 braids
Copper, bare
Tinned copper
PE
30
-50to+70
48,0
6,2
62
1,52 PE
Braid
Tinned copper
PVC
15
-35to+80
7,0
2,8
11
7 x 0,1
Steel/copper,
silvered
1,6 PTFE
Braid
Silvered copper
FEP
15
-55to+200
7,3
2,54
16
7 x 0,1
Steel/copper,
silvered
2,6 PTFE
Braid
Silvered copper
FEP
25
-55to+200
11,0
3,7
28
7 x 0,1
Steel/copper,
silvered
1,6 PTFE
Braid
Silvered copper
PFA
15
-55to+260
8,5
2,65
17
7 x 0,75
Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm
Outer conductor
7 x 0,1
Steel/copper,
silvered
0,86 PTFE
Braid
Silvered copper
FEP
10
-55to+200
6,4
1,8
8
93 ± 3
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
75 ± 3
95 ± 5
75 ± 3
50 ± 2
3
0,83
1
0,66
3
0,7
3
0,7
3
0,7
3
0,7
3
0,66
10,5
15
24,5
32,5
42,5
83
30
45
73
93
101
70
43
62
102
134
93
70
28
41
69
92
63
70
20
33
50
70
28
41
69
92
64
70
7
10,2
17
23
101
100
Outer jacket
Min. bending radiusapprox. mm
Temperature range °C
Copper weight kg/km
Outer Øapprox. mm
Weightapprox. kg/km
Electrical characteristics
Impedance (Ohm)
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz
Propagation velocity v/c
Attenuationat 20°C
(dB/100m)
100 MHz
200 MHz
500 MHz
800 MHz
Capacitance pF/m
Rel. velocity of propagation %
Insulation resistance
MOhm x km min.
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km)
Nominal peak voltage kVs
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kVeff
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
7,24 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
50
-35to+80
79,0
10,3
159
10
5
136
1,5
360
1,1
860
1,1
840
1,3
840
1,6
840
1,3
10
5,2
3
2
2
2
2
2
10
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RM01)
Note
Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free and contain no silicone and free from substances harmful to the wetting properties
of lacquers.
Ⴠ The colour at FEP and PFA outer jacket is black or transparent as per production outlet.
Ⴠ RG-Coaxial types are in accordance with US-Military specifications MIL-C-17.
Ⴠ RG/U: R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions. The
varied mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables mean that they can be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
M5
RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG.../U
Part no.
Cable structure
Inner conductor diameter mm
Insulation Ø mm
Outer conductor
Outer jacket
Min. bending radiusapprox. mm
Temperature range °C
Copper weight kg/km
Outer Øapprox. mm
Weightapprox. kg/km
Electrical characteristics
Impedance (Ohm)
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz
Propagation velocity v/c
Attenuationat 20°C
(dB/100m)
100 MHz
200 MHz
500 MHz
800 MHz
Capacitance pF/m
Rel. velocity of propagation %
Insulation resistance
MOhm x km min.
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km)
Nominal peak voltage kVs
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kVeff
214
40011
215
40198
216
40199
217
40200
218
40201
223
40202
316
40203
7 x 0,75
Silvered copper
7,24 PE
2 braids
2x silvered copper
PVC
50
-35to+80
119,0
10,8
198
7 x 0,75
Copper, bare
7,24 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
70
-35to+80
148,0
10,3
300
7 x 0,4
Tinned copper
7,24 PE
2 braids
Copper, bare
PVC
50
-35to+80
107,0
10,8
176
1 x 2,7
Copper, bare
9,4 PE
2 braids
Copper, bare
PVC
70
-35to+80
187,0
13,84
300
1 x 4,95
Copper, bare
17,3 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
PVC
110
-35to+80
348,0
22,1
710
1 x 0,9
Silvered copper
2,95 PE
2 braids
2x silvered copper
PVC
25
-35to+80
42,0
5,38
60
7 x 0,17
Steel/copper, silvered
1,52 PTFE
Braid
Silvered copper
PTFE/ alt. FEP
15
-55to+200
8,5
2,5
15
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
75 ± 3
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
11
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
7
10,2
17
23
101
67
7
10,2
17
23
101
100
7,5
11
18,5
24
67
100
4,8
7,1
12,3
16,8
101
100
2,9
4,5
8,1
11,2
101
100
17
23
38
50
101
67
28
40
68
90
95
70
5
10
10
5,2
10
5
21
5
5
7
2
11
36
1,9
310
1,2
10
10
10
10
15
5
2
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
M
5
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RM01)
Note
Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free and contain no silicone and free from substances harmful to the wetting properties
of lacquers.
Ⴠ The colour outer jacket at PTFE is black or transparent as per production outlet.
Ⴠ RG-Coaxial types are in accordance with US-Military specifications MIL-C-17.
Ⴠ RG/U: R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions. The
varied mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables mean that they can be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
M6
Halogen-Free RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG.../U
Part no.
Cable structure
Inner conductor diameter mm
Insulation Ø mm
Outer conductor
Outer jacket
Min. bending radiusapprox. mm
Temperature range °C
Copper weight kg/km
Outer Øapprox. mm
Weightapprox. kg/km
Electrical characteristics
Impedance (Ohm)
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz
Propagation velocity v/c
Attenuationat 20°C
(dB/100m)
3 MHz
10 MHz
100 MHz
200 MHz
500 MHz
800 MHz
Capacitance pF/m
Rel. velocity of propagation %
Insulation resistance
MOhm x km min.
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km)
Nominal peak voltage kVs
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kV eff.
11
40190
58
40191
59
40192
62
40193
71
40194
213
40195
214
40196
7 x 0,4
Tinned copper
7,3 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
HM2
50
-35to+80
58,0
10,3
144
19 x 0,18
Tinned copper
2,95 PE
Braid
Tinned copper
HM2
25
-35to+80
21,0
5,4
38
1 x 0,6
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
HM2
30
-35to+80
26,0
6,4
57
1 x 0,65
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE, hollow
Braid
Copper, bare
HM2
30
-35to+80
26,0
6,4
54
1 x 0,65
Steel/copper, bare
3,7 PE, hollow
2 braids
Copper, bare
Tinned copper
HM2
30
-50to+70
48,0
6,9
64
7 x 0,75
Copper, bare
7,24 PE
Braid
Copper, bare
HM2
50
-35to+80
79,0
10,3
155
7 x 0,75
Silvered copper
7,24 PE
2 braids
2x silvered copper
HM2
50
-35to+80
119,0
10,8
203
75 ± 3
50 ± 2
75 ± 3
93 ± 5
93 ± 3
50 ± 2
50 ± 2
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,66
3
0,85
3
0,85
3
0,66
11
0,66
1,3
2,4
7,8
11,3
18,7
23,4
68
67
2,9
5,3
17
24,4
39,2
47,8
0
67
2
3,8
12,2
17,6
27,2
35,2
68
67
2
3,7
12
17,3
24,7
34,6
42,5
43
2
3,7
12,5
17,3
24,7
34,6
42,5
43
1,2
2,3
7,5
10,9
17,2
22,6
101
101
1,2
2,3
7,5
10,9
17,2
22,6
101
101
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
23
5
53
1,9
171
2,3
155
0,75
136
0,75
10
5
10
5
10
5
7
3
3
10
10
5
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RM01)
Note
Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free and contain no silicone and free from substances harmful to the wetting properties
of lacquers.
Ⴠ H-outer jacket = halogen-free material (HM2)
Ⴠ RG-Coaxial types are in accordance with US-Military specifications MIL-C-17.
Ⴠ RG/U: R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility
Ⴠ FRNC = Flame Retardant Non-Corrosive
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions
where no flame propagation under behaviour in fire is permitted. The varied mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables
mean that they can be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
M7