Junkosha MWX8 Series | Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable

Product information "Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable | 8 Series"

Junkosha MWX8 Series
Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cable
8 Series - VNA Test Assembly

Junkosha’s new mmWave VNA Test Cable Assembly exhibits excellent phase (within +/- 4.5˚ at 50 GHz), and amplitude (within +/- 0.08 dB at 50 GHz) stability in flexure alongside strong phase stability in temperature through its 50 GHz bandwidth, available with NMD connector. The assembly also displays impressive performance durability, surpassing 40,000 tick tock cycles (180° cable rotation) during testing. The cable is bent 180˚ on a 2.25” radius mandrel with ease, demonstrating superior flexibility and no spring back. A ruggedized port side NMD connector is also available to ensure reliable connections to the VNA.

Possible applications of the Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cables of the MWX8 Series

Vector network analyzers
Calibration
The highest accuracy measurement

Specifications of the Microwave/mmWave Coaxial Cables of the MWX8 Series

The highest precision
Guaranteed Phase & Amplitude stability
Ruggedized NMD connectors available
Typ. Insertion loss (dB/m) at maximum frequency
25” (635 mm): MWX821 1,75, MWX851 3,6
38" (965 mm): MWX821 2,45, MWX851 5,1

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