Coax Patch Cable, MIG-195: Low Loss RF (1′ to 100′) with SMA-Male Connectors

Description

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Coaxial Jumper Cable, MIG-195: 1′ to 100′ Lengths, Designed for RF Applications

The MIG-195 Coax Patch Cable ensures high performance with minimal loss, featuring a slim, lightweight, and flexible design. Serving as a top-quality alternative to RG-58 and RG-142, our MIG-195 coax patch cord is shielded by a durable polyethylene jacket.

Commonly utilized in RF cable setups, applications for the MIG-195 coax patch cable include Wi-Fi, antenna coaxial setups, ham radio operations, patching systems, jumper cables, WLL configurations, GPS installations, WLAN networks, WISP setups, WiMax deployments, SCADA systems, and mobile antennas.

Features

Features

Coax Patch Cable, MIG-195, 1′ to 100′ for Radio Frequency Features

• Connector 1: SMA Male
• Connector 2: SMA Male
• Cable Type: MIG-195 Low Loss
• Polyethelyne (PE) jacket
• Antenna cable runs to base stations, Access Points (AP), bridges or CPE
• Cabling between any WiFi or WiMax antenna and the associated equipment
• Indoor or outdoor use
• Land Mobile Radio
• Local MultiPoint Distribution System (LMDS)
• Multi-Channel Multi-Point Distribution Service (MMDS)
• Wireless local loop (WLL)
• Personal Communication Systems (PCS)
• Mobile
• Fixed wireless
• Ham radio

Additional Information

Additional Information

Standard VS Reverse Polarity Types

Reverse polarity type refers to the reverse gender of the interface and contact pin design, not the signal polarity. Coax with reverse polarity type or RP-SMA connector has a center receptacle instead of a male pin. Normal SMA connectors are incompatible with RP-SMA connectors. Coax with RP-SMA connectors are used by Wi-Fi equipment to comply with FCC regulations. These connectors inhibit consumers from breaching airspace with short distance transmissions.