Applications
Pick the cable by what you are building, not by model number.
Mobile Base Station Antenna Feeder
The antenna feeder chain decides VSWR, uplink sensitivity and cell radius. 50Ω corrugated copper tube cable is used for the main run, pre-terminated j…
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Rail Transit Tunnel Coverage
A tunnel is a closed metal-and-concrete space where radio does not propagate on its own. The standard solution is a leaky coaxial cable along the tunn…
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CATV & Broadcast Transmission
CATV is a 75Ω system with three segments: node-to-building trunk, in-building distribution, and the subscriber drop. QR series aluminum tube cable ser…
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FTTH Fiber Access
An FTTH link runs from the OLT through feeder cable to the distribution box, then via distribution cable into the building, and finally to the subscri…
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In-Building Distribution (DAS)
A DAS is one backbone plus many branches and components: 1/2" corrugated copper tube or low-loss braided cable on the trunk, super-flexible cable to t…
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Radar, Test & Industrial RF
Radar, chamber and laboratory RF chains are sensitive to three things: insertion loss, phase stability and shielding. Semi-flexible and high-temperatu…
Read the guide →Each guide gives you a link chain, a selection table and the models that fit
Start from the scenario, then narrow by impedance, loss budget and jacket. Every table links straight to the product pages.
01 — Chain
Signal path from source to antenna or subscriber, with the job each segment does.
02 — Selection
Impedance, loss, shielding, jacket and temperature targets in one table.
03 — Models
Recommended series with a note on why each one is on the list.
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