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Cable Assemblies Minimize PIM

April 23, 2015
Coaxial cable assemblies achieve low levels of PIM.

Cable assemblies can add unwanted passive intermodulation (PIM) to a system at various interfaces. Fortunately, a line of cable assemblies with snap-lock QMA connectors offers an alternative to traditional SMA coaxial connectors that can suffer from excessive levels of PIM. These cable assemblies are built with flexible, low-loss TFT-402-LF cables from Times Microwave. The cables are terminated with male QMA straight or right-angle connectors and meet UL910 fire requirements for in-building applications. The PIM levels are -140 dBc or better with standard QMA connectors and -155 dBc or better for premium straight QMA connectors. All of the low-PIM cable assemblies are tested, with measured results available on the firm’s online PIM Tracker function.

RF Industries, Inc., 7610 Miramar Rd., San Diego, CA 92126; (800) 233-1728

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