RGT400
RGT400 / 50Ω – triaxial cable / triaxial line
The RGT400 is a 5,70 mm thin, triaxial cable with a FEP coat.
Suitable connectors are available.
Areas of application: Measurement technology, laboratory use, audio and radio applications, broadband communication, automotive sector
RGT400: coat colour: transparent, 50 Ω, halogen free // temperature range from -55 / +200°C
| Material | Diameter | |
| Inner conductor | Copper stranded wire silver-plated | 0.98 mm |
| Dielectric 1 | Teflon | 2.95 mm |
| Shielding 1 | Silvered copper braiding | 3.50 mm |
| Dielectric 2 | FEP | 4,20 mm |
| Shielding 2 | Silvered copper braiding | 4.80 mm |
| Cable sheath | FEP | 5.70 mm |
Difference between coaxial cable and triaxial cable:
A triaxial cable is a special form of coaxial cable that consists of three concentric conductors. These are separated from each other by a dielectric and a shield. Areas of application are video technology and electrical measurement technology. In electrical measurement technology, currents in the femtoampere range can be measured with a suitable structure using triaxial cables. Due to the higher manufacturing costs, the cables are more expensive than coaxial cables. (c) wikipedia
Alternative cable: Belden 9222
| Description | Format | Size | Download |
| RGT400 – Datasheet |  PDF | 94 kB | klick here |