Publish Time: 2026-12-18 Origin: Site
RG402 is a military-standard semi-rigid 50Ω coaxial cable optimized for 34GHz high-frequency RF systems. This document details its physical structure, electrical indexes, environmental tolerance and selection standards.
Construction
Center Conductor: Solid silver-plated copper wire, 0.93mm diameter.
Dielectric Insulation: Solid PTFE, 3.00mm thickness with stable low dielectric constant.
Shielding Layer: Seamless annealed copper tube for full 100% shielding coverage.
Outer Jacket: Optional FEP blue jacket, 4.10mm outer thickness.
Dimensions
Outer Diameter: 3.58mm; Dielectric Inner Diameter: 3.00mm.
Wire Gauge: Solid single-strand inner conductor for high conductivity.
SMA Connector Male Soldering Straight For RG402, .141 Coaxial Cable
Characteristic Impedance: Strict 50 Ohm matching for microwave transmission.
Attenuation: Superior low loss; ~0.37dB/m@1GHz, max usable frequency 34GHz.
Insertion Loss: Minimal insertion loss preserves signal power in high-power RF links.
VSWR: Low standing wave ratio for seamless impedance matching across full band.
Shielding Effectiveness: Zero RF leakage from solid copper outer conductor, superior to braided cables.
Operating Temperature: -55℃ to +125℃, compatible with aerospace temperature cycles.
Protection Level: FEP jacket offers chemical resistance against lubricants and solvents.
Mechanical Strength: Semi-rigid structure holds custom bent routing; stable mechanical performance under vibration.
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Application Requirements: Designed for fixed internal wiring of radar, test instruments and military communication hardware, short-to-medium distance high-frequency transmission.
Matching Connectors: 2.92mm, SMA, N-type high-power RF connectors.
Electrical Verification: Check power handling (450W CW@1GHz) and dielectric withstand voltage (5kVrms).
Environmental Suitability: Solid tube version for low-vibration fixed layouts; jacketed type for humid industrial cabinets.
RG402 semi-rigid coax meets MIL-C-17 military standards, combining low attenuation, high power capacity and zero signal leakage. It is the primary choice for precision microwave test equipment and airborne RF system internal wiring.
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