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Microwave RF Cables & Assemblies

Controlling the complete RF path from cable body to connector plane

Controlled coaxial structures, low-loss dielectrics, stable shields and precision terminations for test, wireless and airborne systems—engineered to manage insertion loss, reflection and phase change.

Low-loss directionPhase stabilityPrecision termination
TYPICAL APPLICATIONSTest and measurement, radar, wireless communications and RF equipment
Microwave RF coaxial cables and precision connector assemblies
RF / YIDONG TELECOM INTERCONNECT SYSTEM

01 / PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Define the construction from system constraints

This information supports product direction and early technical discussions. Yidong Telecom defines final materials, dimensions and manufacturing around the actual interface, environment and validation target.

01

Loss & power

Evaluate link budget and thermal load from frequency, length, conductor and dielectric loss.

02

Return loss

Control coax geometry, connector transition and assembly dimensions.

03

Phase stability

Manage electrical-length drift from temperature, bending and materials.

04

Environmental ruggedization

Design external protection for vibration, wear, sealing and pull loads.

02 / PRODUCT TYPES

Series scope and selection direction

Each type must be further defined by protocol, length, installation and environmental conditions. A category name is not a fixed specification.

01

General Purpose

Balanced performance, flexibility, cost and assembly for internal equipment or rack connections.

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02

Ruggedized Airframe

Reinforced jacket, strain relief and terminations for vibration, temperature change and tight routing.

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03

Ruggedized Test

Frequent laboratory and production connection with emphasis on durability and repeatability.

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04

VNA

Precision measurement paths focused on amplitude, phase, bend sensitivity and reconnect repeatability.

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03 / ENGINEERING DESIGN

Critical design goals

Typical construction path

01

Center conductor

Geometry, finish and plating selected for frequency, resistance, flex and termination.

02

Low-loss dielectric

Maintains conductor position and impedance while controlling dielectric loss.

03

Outer conductor

Braid, foil, tubular or composite return path and shielding.

04

Jacket & armor

Selected for flexibility, abrasion, sealing, temperature or airframe use.

05

Precision connector

Cable, connector and strain relief terminated and tested as one assembly.

04 / SELECTION & VALIDATION

Inputs needed to start solution assessment

01

Frequency range and impedance

02

Allowable loss, return loss and phase change

03

CW or pulse power

04

Assembly length and connector types

05

Minimum bend radius and motion

06

Temperature, vibration, sealing and protection

IMPORTANT NOTE

RF performance depends directly on frequency, length, connectors, routing state and test method. Specific values are established after the assembly configuration is defined.

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