SMB PLUG Electrical Wires & Cables 2

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Part	RoHS	Manufacturer	Connector Accessory Type	Connector Side-1	Connector Side-2	Rated Voltage	Rated Current	Shielding	Approvals (V)	Cross Section Area	Finish Thickness	Conductor Material	Construction	Minimum Wire Size	Jacket Material	Terminal Type	Resistance	Conductor Finish	MIL Conformity	Maximum Wire Size	Insulator Material	Maximum Operating Temperature	DIN Conformity	Application	Cable Types	IEC Conformity	Minimum Operating Temperature	Wire Gauge (AWG)	Design	Diameter	No. of Conductors	Mounting Style	Additional Features	Material	Mounting Option-2	Length	Mounting Option-1	Wire & Cable Name	Stranding	Rated DC Voltage
RF179-77SP1-72SP1-0100		Samtec	CABLE ASSEMBLY	SMB PLUG	MCX PLUG		3 A	YES		.081 mm2		COPPER ALLOY			FLUORINATED ETHYLENE PROPYLENE		.34 ohm	SILVER	NO		POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE	165 Cel	NO			NO	-50 Cel	28		2.54 mm	1					.1 mm		COMMUNICATION CABLE
RF179-77RP1-77RP1-0200		Samtec	CABLE ASSEMBLY	SMB PLUG	SMB PLUG		3 A	YES		.081 mm2		COPPER ALLOY			FLUORINATED ETHYLENE PROPYLENE		.34 ohm	SILVER	NO		POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE	165 Cel	NO			NO	-50 Cel	28		2.54 mm	1					.2 mm		COMMUNICATION CABLE

Electrical Wires & Cables

Electrical wires and cables are conductive materials that are used to transmit electrical power and signals from one location to another. They are an essential component of any electrical system, ranging from small electronic devices to large industrial installations.

Electrical wires are typically made of a conductive material, such as copper or aluminum, that is coated in an insulating material to prevent electrical leakage or short-circuits. They are available in various gauges and thicknesses to handle different levels of electrical current and resistance.

Cables, on the other hand, are bundles of two or more electrical wires that are wrapped in an outer jacket for protection and insulation. They are designed for specific purposes, such as transmitting high-speed data, audio, or video signals, and can be shielded or unshielded to reduce electromagnetic interference.

Both electrical wires and cables are critical components of modern electrical systems and are used in a wide range of applications, including residential and commercial buildings, automotive and aerospace industries, telecommunications, and more.