TEST + MEASUREMENTS / RF CABLES HUBER + SUHNER
COAXIAL CABLES
Comprehensive range of RG and proprietary coax cables including: • ENVIROFLEXTM family is halogen free & flame retardant • RG 174, RG 316, RG 214, RG 223, KO 2252-D (RD 316), RG 400, RG 179 • SPUMA 195, 240, 400 and 600 • Foamed Polyethylene dielectric cables • Low smoke zero halogen cables • Low smoke triaxial cables
• Semi-rigid cable, (various sizes, materials and impedance) • SUCOFORM - Hand formable semi-rigid cable • MULTIFLEX - Flexible cable with semi-rigid characteristics • CORRUGATED cables
CABLE ASSEMBLIES
High-quality coaxial, fibre optic, power & signal cable assemblies & harnesses: • Flexible RF assemblies up to 18GHz
• Semi-rigid and hand formable RF assemblies up to 18GHz • Flame retardant • Fibre optic patch cords • Fibre optic cable assemblies • Power and signal harnesses • Multi-technology harnesses
MICROWAVE CABLES
High performance cable assemblies for various applications ranging from Test + Measurement to Military & Space grade: • Low loss microwave cable assemblies • High power • Phase stable • Armoured cables
• Low weight sucoflex 300 series (space grade etc...) • Flexible
• High frequency >60GHz depending on types • Phase matched sets
• EACON microwave cable with field terminable connectors up to 18GHz
TEST + MEASUREMENT
• Microwave test cables up to 8GHz • Coaxial test leads • EMC test leads • Coaxial adaptors • Quick mate adaptors • Phase matched adaptors • Low PIM adaptors • PIM standard
• Coaxial terminations and attenuators • Power coaxial terminations attenuators • Test kits
LANE ELECTRONICS - Sales Office Tel: 01403 790661 - Fax: 01403 790849 - E-mail:
sales@fclane.com www.fclane.com
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