• Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable System 1
  • Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable System 2
  • Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable System 3
  • Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable System 4
Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable

Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable

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Solid Coaxial Radio Frequence Cable

Product Description

 

Applications

 The product is suitable for radio communication, broadcasting, signal-transmission for relevant electronic facilities, branch line and subscriber line for closed-circuit TV common antenna TV system, and other electronic units.

 

Executive Standard

 The product is manufactured according to SJ standard of

Ministry of Electronics Industry

 

Types and Designation

Type

Designation

SYV

Solid type PE insulated PVC. sheathed coaxial radio-frequency cable

SF46F

Solid type exhaustive-fluorinated-ethylene-propylene insulated coaxial radio-frequency cable

SFF

Solid type polytetrafluorethylene insulated and sheathed coaxial radio-frequency cable  

 

Type, size and technical feature

 1. For SYV series, see table 1

 2. For SF46F series, see table 2

 3. For SFF series, see table 3

 4. Explanation:

 (1) Insulation outer diameter and characteristic resistance are rated values;

 (2) Expressing method for type and size is "type-Characteristic resistance-Insulation outer diameter".




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Q: I only have 2 outlets in my room and need to add an additonal 2. I would like to try this on my own if possible. I have basic knowledge about electrical outlets.
You have to consider the total amount outlets on the circuit you intend to add two more to. Also what they ultimately are to be used for. You should not exceed the code limit and plug in anything that requires a bigger size feed. Also important a ground should be carried through. I would research this before you proceed.
Q: Wire inside the two lines, red and black, black line is the line of fire or zero line ah?
Generally stipulated that black is zero line, but the special situation is another matter.
Q: The name of the plastic rope of the wire when the computer is installed
You better do not change! The Because the line if the wrong will really burn the motherboard or USB device! The Is it not a 5m USB extension cord? You can buy one! The Or with two 3-meter pick up! It can be! The Too long a USB cable will affect the signal transmission! I suggest you do not exceed 5 meters (5 meters has been very metamorphosis)! The hope this helps! The The
Q: I have an old craftsman Powr Panl (yes spelled that way) and it has an extension cord on it that has 10 individual wires on the inside. There are 5 dull white ones, and then five that are: bright white, red, black, green, and brown. Any ideas? This is the original cord, and was hooked up in 1950 at one point. Any ideas?
Standard colors for power cords these days are white (for neutral/return), black (for 'hot' - think bad guys in black hats, it's the wire that will zap you if holding onto the kitchen faucet when live and you touch it), and green (for ground). Note that the white wire is the return path that carries current while the green is usually connected to the case or chassis and should trip the circuit breaker if it begins to carry current. A guess? The name Powr Panl suggests that this is a power distribution panel with multiple outlets. It's possible the color coding was used to help track connections to ganged panels. Just a guess though. With perhaps more detail, a better informed guess could be made. What does the panel look like? How large are the wires? To what do they connect? Feel free to email for follow-up.
Q: Hello there,Is there such a company that has the facilities to pre print a figure of your choice onto the electrical wire,so that the wire can be identified at any point along the circuit.I know you can get little plastic cable Idents that slide over the wire but to meet the specification of a job that i have come across i need to install wire that already has the wire number on it for example A1- E71. I have looked all over but nobody seems to do it?Thank you Very Much Guys
there are wire printers available for that, such cable labeling is very convenient when tracking through some electrical installation with hundreds or thousands of wires. nothing beats an accurate schematic tho
Q: Several colors of the power line represent how much voltage the voltage is
CD-ROM fiber optic patch panel for a variety of purposes - both for fiber distribution box, can also be used as a cable terminal box; can be individually assembled into an optical fiber patch panel, but also with the digital wiring unit, audio wiring unit A cabinet / frame constitutes an integrated patch panel
Q: I recently came across a big spool of rubber/plastic insulated electrical wiring. I cut into the metal with my knife and saw that it had an orange tint to it. I was excited because I thought it was copper but after I burned it and took it to a scrap yard the guy there stuck a magnet to it and said it wasn't copper. because it stuck to the magnet. So it's been about two months now and there's orange rust on it like Iron. but I know what steel wire looks like. This has that distinct copper orange in it but it's magnetic. Help me. I'm so angry and confused.
possibly nickel/copper alloy used for heating elements (low temp) as it is insulated look up constantan wire
Q: I obviously know that one is one and one is the other, but if you were on the street and saw a utility pole. How could You distinguish one to the other?
This topic is worth everyone's attention
Q: There is a thing that can measure the location of the wire inside the wall, what is this instrument called? What is its working principle? Thank you in detail
Heat shrink tubing in the cable connector is mainly from the seal and the role of a certain tightening force, the cable head heat, then the seal will be better
Q: I just got a sugar glider and it likes to climb the various electrical wires around my apartment. What are the odds of it chewing through the wires and killing itself?
I brought in a large tree limb for my sugar glider. I'd be scared it may chew through the wire. It could kill it or even worse start a fire in your apartment. I only leave mine out when we are available to watch it. Adorable aren't they?

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