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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

R284C0351058

Radiall S A

CABLE ASSEMBLY

SMA

SMA

NO

135 Cel

-55 Cel

2.49 mm

2032440-1

TE Connectivity

CABLE ASSEMBLY

UMCC PLUG

SMA

60 V

YES

COPPER ALLOY

FLUORINATED ETHYLENE PROPYLENE

SILVER

NO

0 AWG

FEP

90 Cel

NO

NO

-40 Cel

0

1.37 mm

1

BRASS/PHOSPHOR BRONZE

.2 mm

COMMUNICATION CABLE

1-2016703-0

TE Connectivity

CABLE ASSEMBLY

SMA

YES

POLYURETHANE

19 AWG

85 Cel

-40 Cel

19

10.2 mm

1 mm

COMMUNICATION CABLE

086-3SMR+

Mini-circuits

CABLE ASSEMBLY

SMA

SMA

YES

MIL

COPPER CLAD STEEL

SOLID

FEP

SILVER

YES

PTFE

105 Cel

NO

COMMUNICATION RECEIVERS AND TRANSMITTERS

NO

-55 Cel

2.74 mm

1

STANDARD: MIL-STD-348, APPLICATION: MILITARY AND AEROSPACE SYSTEM, ENVIRONMENTAL AND TEST CHAMBERS

COMMUNICATION CABLE

RAD-PIG-EF316-MCX-SMA

Phoenix Contact

CABLE ASSEMBLY

MCX

SMA

YES

RADOX

70 Cel

-40 Cel

2.5 mm

1

2867678

Phoenix Contact

CABLE ASSEMBLY

MCX

SMA

YES

RADOX

70 Cel

-40 Cel

2.5 mm

1

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.