PS510L-29G-F Low Loss Solid Conductor Coaxial Cable (29GHz)

PS510L-29G-F Solid Conductor Coaxial Cable Structure Diagram
Cross-sectional structural view of PS510L-29G-F featuring solid silver-plated copper inner conductor, LD-PTFE dielectric, dual shielding, and FEP jacket.

PS510L-29G-F

High Frequency Low Loss Flexible Coaxial Cable (DC–29GHz, Solid Conductor)

Engineered with a solid silver-plated copper inner conductor (1.45mm), ultra-low-density PTFE (LD-PTFE) dielectric, and FEP outer jacket to achieve superior insertion loss and mechanical phase stability up to 29GHz. Designed for high-frequency microwave systems, radar interconnects, and precision test lead assemblies where low attenuation is critical.

Max Frequency:DC-29GHz

Velocity of Prop.83%

Inner ConductorStranded SPC (1/1.45mm)

Outer Diameter:5.1mm

Structure & Construction Characteristics

Construction PartMaterialConstruction (mm)Nom. O.D. (mm)
Inner ConductorSolid Silver Plated Copper (SPC)1 / 1.451.45
InsulationLow-Density PTFE (LD-PTFE)3.85
Inner ShieldSilver Plated Copper StripHelical Wrap4.05
Outer ShieldSilver Plated Copper WireBraid Coverage4.50
JacketGray Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP)5.10

Mechanical & Environmental Parameters

ParameterStandard ValueParameterStandard Value
Min. Bending Radius (Static)25.0 mmWeight0.065 kg/m
Min. Bending Radius (Dynamic)50.0 mmOperating Temperature-55 ℃ to +165 ℃

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

ParameterValueParameterValue
Impedance50 ΩDielectric Withstanding Voltage2000 V DC
Capacitance80 pF/mPhase Change vs. Bending±0.2 °/GHz
Velocity Ratio (Velocity of Propagation)83%Phase Change vs. Temp. (-45 to +85℃)≤ 750 PPM
Max Operating Frequency29.0 GHzScreening Effectiveness> 90 dB

Attenuation & Power Handling @ 25℃ & Sea Level

Insertion Loss Calculation Formula:
IL = K1 * sqrt(F_MHz) + K2 * F_MHz (dB/100m)
Constants: K1 = 0.841200, K2 = 0.000850

Frequency (MHz)Nominal Attenuation (@25℃, Sea Level) (dB/100m)Max Power Handling (@40℃, Sea Level) (W)
30014.801600
50019.201230
100027.40860
300048.50490
600070.30340
800082.10290
1000092.60255
12400104.10228
18000128.00185
20000135.80175
26500159.20149
29000167.80140

Direct Drop-in Replacement Compatibility

The PS510L-29G-F serves as an exact drop-in replacement for industry-standard 5.10mm (0.200″) low-loss phase-stable coaxial cables including IW 1501 / SF142 equivalents, providing matching physical form factors and enhanced electrical performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

 What key RF performance advantages does the solid inner conductor of PS510L-29G-F provide over stranded counterparts?

PS510L-29G-F utilizes a single-strand 1.45mm silver-plated copper (SPC) conductor, which eliminates stranding resistance and inter-strand proximity effects. At high frequencies up to 29GHz, skin depth (δ) decreases significantly; the smooth, continuous surface area of a solid center conductor ensures optimal current distribution, resulting in lower insertion loss and superior return loss consistency across broad frequency sweeps.

How does the Low-Density PTFE (LD-PTFE) dielectric achieve an 83% Velocity of Propagation (VP)?

 By introducing microscopic air voids into the PTFE matrix, the dielectric constant (εr) is reduced from 2.1 (standard solid PTFE) to approximately 1.45. Since Velocity of Propagation is inversely proportional to sqrt(εr), this microporous structure elevates VP to 83%, drastically reducing phase delay and dielectric attenuation at microwave frequencies.

What structural design ensures phase stability under temperature variations (Phase vs. Temp)?

Standard solid PTFE experiences a well-known phase transition (knee effect) around 19 °C, leading to abrupt phase shifts. The LD-PTFE processing used in PS510L-29G-F stabilizes the polymer lattice, suppressing phase discontinuity and maintaining a flat temperature-coefficient response (≤ 750 PPM from -45 °C to +85 °C).

What are the installation guidelines regarding bend radius for solid conductor cables?

Due to the solid 1.45mm SPC center conductor, the minimum static bend radius is specified at 25mm, and dynamic bend radius at 50mm. Bending below these thresholds can induce mechanical yield in the solid core, permanently altering core concentricity and degrading VSWR performance. For static internal chassis routing, bend dress tools should be utilized to maintain consistent bend radii.

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