Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable | 2 Series

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Product number: JK-MWX2xx-SerieV

Product information "Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable | 2 Series"

Junkosha MWX2 Series
Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable
2 Series - Extra Flexibility and Durability

The 2 Series cable assembly showcases excellent phase stability against bending, developed with microwave/mmWave measurement environments in mind. Its flexibility means low repulsion, reducing the applied mechanical forces on the measured object (DUT)

Possible applications of the Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cables of the MWX2 Series

For measurements utilizing frequencies up to 67 GHz
For interconnection of smallest rf equipment – requiring the highest mobility

Specifications of the Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cables of the MWX2 Series

Excellent flexibility and phase stability against bending
Extensive lineup of connectors
Select an armored type for reduced external mechanical damage
Konfektionslänge:
700 - 5000 mm (MWX221/B, MWX241/B)
500 - 5000 mm (MWX241/A, MWX221/A)
200 - 5000 mm (MWX241, MWX221)
700 - 1500 mm (MWX261/B, MWX251/B)
200 - 1500 mm (MWX261, MWX251)

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