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The use of a silicone rubber compound, SRF, in coaxial cables was evaluated. Physical size and characteristics, center conductor and characteristic impedance, and the attenuation and characteristic impedance are discussed and compared to conventional cables.
The use of a silicone rubber compound, SRF, in coaxial cables was evaluated. Physical size and characteristics, center conductor and characteristic impedance, and the attenuation and characteristic impedance are discussed and compared to conventional cables.
| Author(s) | Garshick, A.Boston Insulated Wire & Cable Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products42(5): 802-804, 858 1967 |
| Year | 1967 |
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