This optimized Storm Flex cable enables coaxial connectivity up to 110 GHz while still maintaining the flexibility to accommodate a variety of test set-ups.
Solid PTFE dielectric
High compression resistance and greater durability
Eliminates cable breakage associated with repeated bending and handling
Consistent, repeatable electrical performance with flexure
Eliminates the need for waveguides
available frequencies: up to 110 GHz
Best choice when it comes to an internal set-up.
cable always has the same length and shape
extremely good shielding effectiveness
Semi Rigid 0.047
Connector: 1.0 mm
On request also bent available
Solid PTFE
The perfect solution if your application requires cable assemblies offering phase stability and low loss, significant shielding effectiveness, value and increased durability.
Improved system performance
Less frequent calibration
Reduced insertion loss
A high Level of phase stability vs. temperature
available frequencies: up to 26.5 GHz
The ultra-low loss cable assemblies dB Miser™ 160, 190, 210, 300, 096 & 110 Series.
Ultra-low insertion loss over the specified frequency range
Excellent amplitude stability with flexure
Stable performance over operating temperature range
Increased shielding effectiveness
available frequencies: up to 50 GHz
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The optimum measuring cable is not found by accident but is chosen after precise consideration of all relevant criteria.
How to pose the right questions, whether „more expensive“ equals „better“, etc. – we have put this together for you. To our aid came Instrumentation engineer Stefan Burger. Born in Freiburg, Germany, he owns the Delta Gamma RF-Expert consultancy in Hampton, Australia, and travels the world to give support for RF-solutions.
This phase stable test and measurement cable assembly is ideal for comparative measurements and provides exceptional performance in applications requiring both durability and phase stability vs. flexure.
Calibration accuracy is maintained
Easy to use and longer life
Reduces down time
When requirements call for repeatability, reliability and excellent connector retention the FlexCore™ Cables are your cable.
Lifecycles validated to over 100K flexes
Stranded center conductor
worry-free operation
With the Hard-To-Hurt™ technology, this cable is extra durable for everyday testing at 26.5 GHz and now also up to 40 GHz, for 15,000 flexures.
One cable for broadband testing
Reduces fatigue; maintains repeatability
Extends assembly life, which reduces costs
available frequencies: up to 40 GHz
The True Blue® cable is designed to be durable. However, for applications requiring added durability, assemblies are also available ruggedized, armored, and soft armored.
Low insertion loss and excellent amplitude stability
Longer cable assembly life due to greater connector retention
Laminate construction provides low signal leakage
Reduced lead time for configured assemblies
available frequencies: up to 50 GHz
The most flexible coax cable is the best solution when installed permanently as it can be bend without loss of stability.
High compression resistance and greater durability
Stable, miniature cable assemblies for connection during test
Ultra-high strength, multilayer outer braid
available frequencies: up to 67 GHz
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For lower frequencies elspec group offer cables specified to 3 GHz and up to 26.5 GHz, with the eBudget series EcoTest. It has a foamed polyethylene and PTFE dielectric, the interior conductor was coordinated to 50 Ω within a small tolerance window.
High mechanical durability
Halogen-free and flame-resistant
Excellent price/performance ratio
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Dipl. Ing. (FH) Stefan Burger demonstrates, with the coaxial cable Storm Flex® from Teledyne Storm Microwave, how flexible cables can be. Speaker: Thomas Weber (CEO of elspec).
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