RG11 Coaxial Aerial Cable CCS

Description

RG11 coaxial aerial cable CCS refers to an RG11 coaxial cord with a copper-clad steel (CCS) center conductor. The CCS conductor is a type of coaxial cord conductor where a steel core is coated with a layer of copper. This allows for better conductivity and signal transmission than a pure steel core, while still being more cost-effective than a solid copper core.

RG11 coaxial aerial cable CCS is commonly used for television and satellite installations, particularly for long cable runs where signal loss can be a concern. It has a larger diameter and higher impedance than RG6 cables, which allows for a wider bandwidth and less signal attenuation over longer distances.

Construction

• Center Conductor: 14 AWG Copper Covered Steel
• Nom Dia: 0.0641”(1.63±0.02mm)
• Dielectric: Foam PE
• Dia Over Dielectric: 0.280”Nom(7.11±0.1mm)
• Shield: Tape: Aluminum/Poly(Bonded)
• Braid: 34 AWG Aluminum(60% Coverage)
• Nom Dia: 0.312”±0.006”(7.92±0.15mm)
• Jacket: PVC
• Dia Over Jacket: 0.394”±0.008”(10.03±0.20mm)
• Nominal Jacket Thickness: 0.035”(0.89mm)
• Minimum Spot: 0.028”(0.71mm)

Electrical Properties

• Operating Temp: -20℃～+75℃
• Sparker Test: 5000V
• Dielectric Strength: Conductor to Shield: 4000VDC
• Capacitance: 16.0 pF/FT.Nom. 52.5 pF /m.Nom.
• Characteristic Impedance: 75.0±3.0 Ohms
• Velocity of Propagation: 82.0% Nom.
• DCE: Conductor: 11.0 Ohms/1000 FT. 36.1 Ohms/Km
• SRL: 20dB(1 thru 300MHz) 100% Swept Tested

Specification