Polyethylene(PE) insulated RF cable SYV50-7-1
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- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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Product properties:
Uses: This product is applicable to shared antenna systems, closed circuit television system and other signal transmission, and such cable has the characteristics of small attenuation and strong anti-interference
SYV Solid polyethylene insulated RF cable:
Type | Cable structure parameters | |||||
Inner conductor | Insulation | Outer conductor | Jacket | |||
Structure elements/diameter | Outer diameter | Structure | Nominal thickness | Thinnest thickness | Outer diamete | |
SYV75-2 | 7/0.08 | 1.5±0.10 | Single braid layer | 0.43 | 0.30 | 2.9±0.10 |
SYV75-3 | 7/0.17 | 3.0±0.15 | Single braid layer | 0.66 | 0.45 | 5.0±0.25 |
SYV75-5-1 | 1/0.72 | 4.6±0.20 | Single braid layer | 0.90 | 0.60 | 7.1±0.30 |
SYV75-5-2 | 7/0.26 | 4.6±0.20 | Single braid layer | 0.90 | 0.60 | 7.1±0.30 |
SYV75-7 | 7/0.40 | 7.30±0.25 | Single braid layer | 1.0 | 0.70 | 10.2±0.30 |
SYV75-9 | 1/1.37 | 9.0±0.30 | Single braid layer | 1.2 | 0.80 | 12.4±0.40 |
SYV50-2-1 | 7/0.15 | 1.5±0.10 | Single braid layer | 0.43 | 0.30 | 2.9±0.10 |
SYV50-2-2 | 1/0.68 | 2.2±0.10 | Single braid layer | 0.56 | 0.40 | 4.0±0.20 |
SYV50-3 | 1/0.90 | 3.0±0.15 | Single braid layer | 0.66 | 0.45 | 5.0±0.25 |
SYV50-5-1 | 1/1.37 | 4.6±0.20 | Single braid layer | 0.90 | 0.60 | 7.0±0.30 |
SYV50-5-2 | 1/1.37 | 4.6±0.20 | Single braid layer | 0.90 | 0.60 | 7.8±0.30 |
SYV50-7-1 | 7/0.76 | 7.3±0.25 | Single braid layer | 1.0 | 0.70 | 10.2±0.30 |
SYV50-7-2 | 7/0.76 | 7.3±0.25 | Single braid layer | 1.0 | 0.70 | 11.2±0.30 |
SYKV vertical hole PE insulated RF cable:：
Structure | Type | Inner conductor | Insulation outer diameter | Insulation resistance | Characteristic impedance | Capacitance | Attenuation Coefficient | Reference Weight | ||
50MHz | 200MHz | 800MHz | ||||||||
Vertical hole Insulation | SYKV-75-5 | 1/1.00 | 4.8 | 5000 | 75±3 | 60 | 5.3 | 10.8 | 22.9 | 50 |
SYKV-75-7 | 1/1.60 | 7.3 | 5000 | 75±3 | 60 | 3.4 | 7.1 | 15.2 | 95 | |
SYKV-75-9 | 1/2.00 | 9.0 | 5000 | 75±3 | 60 | 2.8 | 5.7 | 12.5 | 153 | |
- Q: I have digital cable through Cox. The receiver is plugged in, and the electricity is fine, but it won't turn on! Please help! I don't want to pay for repairs!
- If your not getting any power to the box no little green lite or humming noise coming from the box then its dead. your just going to need to get the box replaced you should be able to just bring your box in and trade it out to avoid a service call charge.
- Q: It wont do any damage will it?
- Actually, Yes you can. There are many cards that have the ability to use the Additional 2 Pins...but if you look at many power supplies...there are 6+2 pin connectors for such cards. The first six pins are the same as the PCIe 6pin Connnector. Just make sure your Square Pins are lined up to make sure that your voltages are correct going into your card. You have Difficulty Physically placing the Connector into the board because the last 2 pins are getting in the way....remove them...simple as that...that is how you put a square peg into a round hole...
- Q: My laptop battery ran out because my power cable broke. I need to take out my files before I get it repaired. Is there a way I can charge my laptop? (HP Pavilion Entertainment)
- Sounds like you just have to buy a new cable.
- Q: Hi, i cant find anywhere to pass the power cable into the bonnet in my clio 2002 1.2l. Anyone know what to do?
- Yes. You will have to drill your own hole, and add a grommet.. I reccomend a step bit. Do not forget to add a grommet to protect the wire from rubbing against the firewall.. As I was taught, Look Twice, Drill Once.. Good Luck!!
- Q: I have recently decided to scrap my capacitor and need and extra two feet of power cable in order for it to reach the amp....is it possible to splice and join two power cables together or is it a better idea to rewire with a longer cord?
- The only way to properly splice the cable is to solder the cable to another piece of cable the same size. The best insulator is brush on tape , just make sure whatever you choose to use, it is sufficiently wrapped. There should minimal power loss if care is taken to make the connection well. However, the best way would be to run a new cable. But considering the trouble this may pose, a quality spice may be the best choice.
- Q: hi i found out that the cable power that goes from my wall outlet to my wireless router is broken. so i would like to rip some of the plastic and solder and then put some take so the negative and positve wires do not touch. is it safe to do that? thank you. 10 points to the best answer. god bless you.
- If it's the skinny low voltage cable then go ahead. Even if it does come apart the most that will happen it that it will give you a light shock. Probably not even that if it's less than 12 V. Couldn't harm a fly. Hint: cut the positive lead an inch shorter on one wire and same for the negative on the other side. Now your splices aren't next to each other. If the wire is going to be exposed (i.e. not tucked behind the TV), get some heat shrink tubing from Radio Shack or Home Depot to make it look professional and prevent the electrical tape from rubbing off. Just make sure to thread the wire through the heat shrink tubing before you fix the wire! If it's the thick mains cable that plugs directly into the wall, DONT DO IT. That much electricity can actually jump through electrical tape if, say, you step on the wire. Get a new cable and remake the connection inside the box.
- Q: Fourth, what causes the power cable fire accident
- After the cable is burned out, the repair time is long and the loss is serious
- Q: SATA power connector? If so where can i buy one?
- Probably, but most people just buy Molex to SATA power adapters. If you need more Molex 4 pin plugs, just buy some Y splitters. Any computer store worth a darn should have some of both in stock, even the chain ones.
- Q: (for example : 1sqmm, 4sqmm, 35 sqmm) i need a formula to calculate current by knowing the area of the cable?
- This is not a simple answer. The amount of current that a cable can carry depends on the amount of voltage drop that you can tolerate (mostly an issue in long cables) and the temperature rating of the insulation used on the cable ( the higher the temperature rating, the higher the current that you can run in the cable) and the ability of the cable to loose the heat that is generated from the I^2R drop in the cable. For example, if a cable is in open air with no other heat sources near it, it can accomodate more current before compromising the insulation. If a cable is in a conduit with other cables that are generating heat, then the conductor needs to be increased in size to decrease the heat. The ampacity of the cable is also affected by the duty cycle of the current that the wire is carrying. If the duty cycle of the current is 10% then the wire can carry much more current compared to a current of 100% or continuous. Having said all this, there are tables of ampacities for various sized wires.
- Q: I have Windows Vista on my Asus W2P laptop and I have had this weird problem for a while - every time I plug the power cable in when the computer is actually on, Media Centre automatically starts. It's not really an issue, except that it's a bit annoying and weird!! Has anyone else had/heard of an issue lke this?
- Yes, mine does it too, and sometimes my screen doesnt fit the display, Its no big deal but almost immpossible to fix, Whatever you do dont try to hook up any non-vista compatable hardware , it'll just go south from there.
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Polyethylene(PE) insulated RF cable SYV50-7-1
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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