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SFF Series Of Solid Fluoroplastic Insulated RF Coaxial Cable

SFF Series Of Solid Fluoroplastic Insulated RF Coaxial Cable

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100 m
Supply Capability:
100000 m/month

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The products is manufactured according to the standards of SJ1563-1980,mainly used for the transmission of radio frequency signals in radio communication, radio and electronic equipment under the condition of high temperature.
The cable has the uniform characteristic impedance, low loss, low delay, minimum attenuation properties.
 


二、Product structure

TypeInner conductorInsulationOuter conductorJacket
MaterialRoots×DiameterDiameterMaterialFormThicknessDiameter
SFF-50-1Silver copper7/0.100.87Silver copperSingle Braid0.151.80
SFF-50-1.5-1Silver copper7/0.181.50Silver copperSingle Braid0.182.55
SFF-50-1.5-2Silver copper7/0.181.50Silver copperDouble Braid0.183.20
SFF-50-2-1Silver copper1/0.732.20Silver copperSingle Braid0.183.30
SFF-50-2-2Silver copper1/0.732.20Silver copperDouble Braid0.184.00
SFF-50-3-1Silver copper1/0.933.0Silver copperSingle Braid0.234.50
SFF-50-3-2Silver copper1/0.933.0Silver copperDouble Braid0.235.50
SFF-75-1Silver copper1/0.170.87Silver copperSingle Braid0.151.80
SFF-75-1.5-1Silver copper7/0.101.50Silver copperSingle Braid0.182.55
SFF-75-1.5-2Silver copper7/0.101.50Silver copperDouble Braid0.183.20
SFF-75-3-1Silver copper1/0.553.0Silver copperSingle Braid0.234.50
SFF-75-3-2Silver copper1/0.553.0Silver copperDouble Braid0.235.50

三、Electrical properties

TypeImpedance Ω Withstand voltage
 Kv 
Capacitance
 Pf/m 
RateInsulation resistance MΩ·km 
SFF-50-150±3.51.2940.75000
SFF-50-1.5-150±2.52.0940.75000
SFF-50-1.5-550±2.52.0940.75000
SFF-50-2-150±2.53.0940.75000
SFF-50-2-250±2.53.0940.75000
SFF-50-3-150±2.54.2940.75000
SFF-50-3-250±2.54.2940.75000
SFF-75-175±51.0630.75000
SFF-75-1.5-175±31.8630.75000
SFF-75-1.5-275±31.8630.75000
SFF-75-3-175±33.6630.75000
SFF-75-3-375±33.6630.75000


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200 to 1000 (if you have that much power) from 20hz to 20,000hz i would sugest a dedicated line .strictly for your home theatre gear,with a good power conditioner- with some good power cords,as well as speaker cables. also on the current issue the longer the runs of speaker cables the more current you will lose ,
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Depends - what are your system specs? Impossible for people to help you when we don't even know what hardware you're running. Don't ruin your new graphics card by putting it ; 1. On a power supply without enough wattage to handle it, and 2. On a power supply that didn't come with cables for a graphics card. Chances are you should invest in a bigger power supply. I would recommend at least 550w for a GTX550Ti. I recommend Corsair and XFX power supplies, as well as Seasonic.
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no all smps don't have same cable you have to purchase same smps as you using right now or according to your motherboard
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confident, you're able to do this. make beneficial each and every capability twine has its own fuse close to the battery. Addressing the different solutions: this won't drain the battery any quicker than working a single twine to a distribution block; and there isn't any might desire to characteristic a 2d battery except you intend to play the gadget for long classes without the engine working.
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There is a chance a surge may have damaged some components in your receiver. Power Surges are brief spikes of abnormally high voltage spikes (excess electricity) that can cause immediate damage to sensitive electronics. Surges can be caused from lightning, the utility company (coming in through your breaker box) or electronics with-in your home such as a vacuum, spin cycle on the washing machine etc... Surges can enter your home through your cable line as well and damage anything connected to it cable box, TV, surround sound connected to TV or cable box at the time of the surge... You can prevent this by installing a cable surge protector on your cable line and using a surge protector strip to plug your entertainment system into so the surges will damage these items instead of reaching your electronics and causing you all this hassle. If storms seem to cause this scenario often you could look into getting phone protection as well as a whole house surge protector on your breaker box.
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Euro is 220v to 250v or thereabouts, U.S. is only 110v. That's why your old PSU blew up. You needed to buy a step down voltage converter for avout 15 Euros or so. The Xbox PSU itself will handle the mains for whichever country it was designed for and convert the power to a DC voltage of 12v for any Xbox 360.

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