The coaxial and shielded cables shown below have been used in both military and industrial high voltage applications including Radar, ECM systems, power supplies and instrumentation. Many of the cables have controlled impedance. Figures for inductance and loop resistance (shield coupled to center conductor) are available upon request. 167-2669 and 178-8793 cables have controlled impedance, inductance and capacitance for fast response times and are used extensively to connect Exploding Bridgewire Detonators (EBW) to a Capacitor Discharge Unit (CDU). Cable 178-5065 has foam insulation, giving lower capacitance and higher impedance. It has been used in cockpit displays. Reynolds connectors are available for use with all cable types shown to complete your high voltage interconnection requirements. High Voltage Coxial/Shielded Cable Attributes Oper. Volt. (KVDC) Plating Conductor Ø un. Insulation Material & Ø in. Shielding Jacket Material Ø in. Imp. Ω Atten. dB/100 ft @ 400mhz Cap. pF/FT (Nom.) @ 1k HZ Part Number AWG Strands AWG PLTG Ø in. 600 v 30 7/38 SPC 0.012 FEP 0.072 38 SPC 0.089 FEP 0.103 95 N/A 13.5 178-5065 18 26 19/38 SPC 0.019 FEP 0.05 36 SPC 0.075 FEP 0.095 46 25 33.7 167-2896 20 16 19/29 TPC 0.059 PE 0.118 36 TPC 0.15 PE 0.195 31 16 48 167-2669 22 22 19/34 SPC 0.031 FEP 0.08 36 SPC 0.1 FEP 0.125 43 10.6 31 167-9346 25 22 19/34 SPC 0.031 FEP 0.1 36 SPC 0.12 FEP 0.145 50 N/A 29.3 167-8726 40 20 19/32 TPC 0.039 FEP 0.15 36 TPC 0.18 FEP 0.22 N/A N/A 26 167-9785 40 20 19/32 SPC 0.039 FEP 0.15 2 X 36 SPC 0.2 FEP 0.23 50 12.2 26 167-8556
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