RG59 Audio Cable

The RG59 Audio Cable is a coaxial cable primarily used for carrying audio signals over short to moderate distances. It is designed with a specific impedance to minimize signal loss and interference, making it suitable for professional audio applications where signal clarity is crucial. The cable consists of a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric insulator, a braided shield, and an outer jacket, providing protection against external interference and physical damage.

Key Features:

• Cable Type: Coaxial Cable
• Center Conductor: Copper or copper-clad steel (CCS)
• Dielectric Insulation: Foam or solid polyethylene
• Shielding: Braided shield for high-frequency noise rejection
• Impedance: Typically 75 ohms for audio applications
• Jacket Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or other durable materials
• Connector Compatibility: Compatible with RCA, BNC, or F-type connectors

Technical Specifications:

• Cable Type: RG59
• Impedance: 75 ohms
• Center Conductor Diameter: Typically around 0.64 mm (22 AWG)
• Shield Coverage: Typically 95% or higher braided shield coverage
• Capacitance: Low capacitance for minimal signal loss
• Operating Temperature Range: Suitable for standard indoor use

Applications:

• Audio/Video Transmission: Used in CCTV systems, professional audio installations, and video distribution networks.
• Broadcasting: Commonly used in television broadcasting for carrying audio and video signals.
• Home Theater: Suitable for connecting audio devices, DVD players, and set-top boxes.
• Security Systems: Provides reliable signal transmission in surveillance cameras and monitoring equipment.
• Stage and Studio: Used in live events and recording studios for audio signal routing.

Datasheet: For detailed technical information, refer to the RG59 Audio Cable Datasheet.