Flat RP-SMA Antenna Cable: Male To female 10" 18" 30" For Window or Door

$7.90
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RSmRA18iRSfF
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2 Reviews

  • 5
    Works Great!

    Posted by Harrison on 2nd Nov 2016

    This was the only place I could find a flat SMA cable for going under a window. I sealed the threads on the outside portion of the cable with dielectric silicon grease for weatherproofing. The cable works great and I don't notice a difference in the connection speed after installing it. I would definitely recommend this product.

  • 5
    Works as advertized

    Posted by Mark on 17th Feb 2016

    I found almost 0 Db loss from my antenna. Very slim and my window closes on it fine.

Flat RP-SMA Antenna Cable

Our unique flat cable design allows it to fit seamlessly under or over windows and doors, setting it apart from traditional cables.

It eliminates drilling through walls and conveniently runs under or over windows and doors.

Don't worry; our cable is built to last. It's designed to flatten when a window or door is closed, withstanding the repeated rigors of daily use.

RP-SMA male connector fits the Helium miners' antenna connectors, which have an RP-SMA-female connector. This includes Bobcat miners, Sensecap miners, and all other Helium LongFi miners.

Compatibility with wireless standards and applications: Our SMA to RP-SMA extension cables' range of frequency band compatibility (from 0 to 18GHz), consistently low broadband VSWR, and impedance matching to 50 Ohm antennas and cables make them suitable and compliant for all the above applications.

It is also compatible with all of the following:

RP-SMA female connector includes a bulkhead nut and washer for mounting & waterproofing:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum frequency range supported by this RP-SMA antenna cable?

The cable supports frequencies up to 18 GHz, making it suitable for applications in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other high-frequency communication systems.

How does the cable's flat design affect signal attenuation compared to round cables?

The flat design minimally impacts signal attenuation, maintaining performance similar to round cables. However, precise attenuation levels depend on the cable length and frequency used.

What are the insertion loss specifications for each available length of the cable?

  • 7-inch: ~0.2 dB
  • 17-inch: ~0.4 dB
  • 30-inch: ~0.7 dB

Explanation: Insertion loss increases with the length of the cable and the frequency of the signal. The loss values provided are typical and can vary slightly based on the specific manufacturing tolerances and environmental factors. Lower insertion loss indicates better performance, especially critical in high-frequency applications where signal loss can significantly impact system efficiency. These values are typical and may vary slightly depending on the specific frequency.

Can the cable be used in outdoor environments?

Yes, but it is recommended to use additional weatherproofing to protect the connectors and ensure long-term durability in harsh conditions.

What are the impedance characteristics of the cable and connectors?

The cable and RP-SMA connectors have an impedance of 50 ohms, which is standard for most RF applications and ensures minimal reflection and loss.

How does the cable handle high-power transmission?

The cable can handle up to 50 watts of power at lower frequencies (up to 1 GHz). Power handling decreases with increasing frequency, so it's advisable to check power levels for high-frequency applications.

What materials are used in the cable's construction, and how do they affect performance?

The cable typically uses a combination of copper conductors, dielectric insulation, and a flexible PVC jacket. The copper ensures excellent conductivity, while the dielectric and PVC jacket provide flexibility and durability.

Are there any special installation considerations for using the flat cable in tight spaces?

The flat design allows the cable to fit through narrow gaps, such as window or door frames, without significant deformation. It's important to avoid sharp bends and excessive pressure on the cable to prevent damage.

What are the specific environmental and mechanical specifications (e.g., temperature range, bending radius)?

Temperature range: -40°C to +85°C

Minimum bending radius: 10 times the cable diameter

These specifications ensure the cable performs reliably under a variety of environmental conditions.

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