Coaxial Cables (RF)

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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Tariff Status	Series	Package	Product Status	Style	1st Connector	1st Contact Gender	1st Connector Mounting Type	1st Connector Mounting Feature	2nd Connector	2nd Contact Gender	2nd Connector Mounting Type	2nd Connector Mounting Feature	Length	Cable Type	Overall Impedance	Frequency - Max	Color	Features	Operating Temperature	Ingress Protection
CAB.011 COAX CBL U.FL, MHF1 TO SMA 3.7" Taoglas Limited	21,795 In Stock	1 : $3.19000 Bag	-	-	Bag	Active	U.FL (UMCC), I-PEX MHF1 to SMA	SMA Jack	Female	Panel Mount	Bulkhead - Front Side Nut	U.FL (UMCC), I-PEX MHF1 Plug, Right Angle	Female	Free Hanging (In-Line)	-	3.740" (95.00mm)	1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable	50 Ohms	6 GHz	Black	Shielded	105°C	-
CAB.618.C COAX CBL U.FL, MHF1 TO SMA 7.8" Taoglas Limited	4,509 In Stock	1 : $5.27000 Bag	-	-	Bag	Active	U.FL (UMCC), I-PEX MHF1 to SMA	SMA Jack	Female	Panel Mount	Bulkhead - Front Side Nut	U.FL (UMCC), I-PEX MHF1 Plug, Right Angle	Female	Free Hanging (In-Line)	-	7.874" (200.00mm)	1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable	50 Ohms	6 GHz	Gray	Shielded	105°C	-
RN-UFL-SMA6 COAX CBL U.FL TO RP-SMA 6" Microchip Technology	4,791 In Stock	1 : $6.99000 Bag	-	-	Bag	Active	U.FL (UMCC) to RP-SMA	RP-SMA Jack	Male	Panel Mount	Bulkhead - Front Side Nut	U.FL (UMCC) Plug, Right Angle	Female	Free Hanging (In-Line)	-	6.000" (152.40mm)	1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable	50 Ohms	5 GHz	Gray	Shielded	-	-

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Coaxial cable products consist of two or more conductors of circular cross section, the center points of which are coincident in the finished product. They are differentiated from shielded cables having one internal conductor by the degree of care used in manufacturing; products considered coaxial cables are manufactured with greater attention paid to maintaining consistent conductor geometries, insulation thickness, and insulation dielectric properties along the length of the cable, in order to minimize discontinuities in cable characteristics along its length that would adversely affect its utility for carrying high frequency signals.