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    KCI manufactures coaxial cables for applications requiring high bandwidth and low signal loss transmission. Coaxial cables are well-suited for radio, TV, local area networks, and other systems. Choosing the best coaxial cable requires understanding the application and cable characteristics like impedance, attenuation, shielding, flexibility, and environmental resistance. Cable construction involves an inner conductor, dielectric insulator, braided shield, and protective jacket. Cable types are designated according to standards specifying parameters such as impedance, diameter, and number of shield layers. Screening attenuation measures a cable's ability to reduce external electromagnetic interference.

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    KCI manufactures coaxial cables for applications requiring high bandwidth and low signal loss transmission. Coaxial cables are well-suited for radio, TV, local area networks, and other systems. Choosing the best coaxial cable requires understanding the application and cable characteristics like impedance, attenuation, shielding, flexibility, and environmental resistance. Cable construction involves an inner conductor, dielectric insulator, braided shield, and protective jacket. Cable types are designated according to standards specifying parameters such as impedance, diameter, and number of shield layers. Screening attenuation measures a cable's ability to reduce external electromagnetic interference.

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    KCI manufactures coaxial cables for applications requiring high bandwidth and low signal loss transmission. Coaxial cables are well-suited for radio, TV, local area networks, and other systems. Choosing the best coaxial cable requires understanding the application and cable characteristics like impedance, attenuation, shielding, flexibility, and environmental resistance. Cable construction involves an inner conductor, dielectric insulator, braided shield, and protective jacket. Cable types are designated according to standards specifying parameters such as impedance, diameter, and number of shield layers. Screening attenuation measures a cable's ability to reduce external electromagnetic interference.

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    KCI manufactures coaxial cables for applications requiring high bandwidth and low signal loss transmission. Coaxial cables are well-suited for radio, TV, local area networks, and other systems. Choosing the best coaxial cable requires understanding the application and cable characteristics like impedance, attenuation, shielding, flexibility, and environmental resistance. Cable construction involves an inner conductor, dielectric insulator, braided shield, and protective jacket. Cable types are designated according to standards specifying parameters such as impedance, diameter, and number of shield layers. Screening attenuation measures a cable's ability to reduce external electromagnetic interference.

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    1. General Application & Function
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    Screening attenuation is the capacity of the outer conductor of a coaxial cable to reduce the strength of
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