PSE360L-50G-F 50GHz Low Loss Phase Stable Coaxial Cable

PSE360L-50G-F 50GHz low loss phase stable coaxial cable exploded view showing silver plated copper conductor, LD-PTFE insulation, inner shield, LD-PTFE interlayer, outer shield, and FEP jacket.
Internal structural layers of PSE360L-50G-F 50GHz phase stable coaxial cable.

PSE360L-50G-F

50GHz Low Loss & Phase Stable Flexible Coaxial Cable (FEP Jacket)

Engineered for ultra-high frequency RF and millimeter-wave applications up to 50 GHz. Featuring low-density PTFE (LD-PTFE) dielectric insulation paired with a high-performance double shielding structure and FEP outer jacket, it delivers superior phase stability, minimal insertion loss, and robust mechanical flexibility.

Max Frequency:DC-50GHz

Velocity of Prop.76%

Inner ConductorStranded SPC (1/0.72mm)

Outer Diameter:3.6mm

Structure & Construction Characteristics

LayerMaterialConstruction (mm)Nom. O.D. (mm)
Inner ConductorSilver Plated Copper1 / 0.720.72
InsulationLD-PTFE2.15
Inner ShieldSilver Plated Copper Strip2.35
InterlayerLD-PTFE2.65
Outer ShieldSilver Plated Copper Wire3.05
JacketBlue FEP3.60

Mechanical & Environmental Parameters

Min. Static Bending Radius18.0 mmMin. Dynamic Bending Radius36.0 mm
Weight0.033 kg/mOperating Temperature-55℃ to +165℃

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

Impedance50 OhmVelocity of Propagation76%
Max Operating Frequency50 GHzCapacitance88 pF/m
Screening Effectiveness> 90 dBDielectric Withstanding Voltage1000 V DC
Phase Change vs Bending±0.2 °/GHzPhase Change vs Temp (-45~+85℃)≤ 1500 PPM

Attenuation & Power Handling @ 25℃ & Sea Level

Insertion Loss Formula: IL = K1 * sqrt(F_MHz) + K2 * F_MHz (dB/100m)
Constants: K1 = 1.3707349, K2 = 0.00044

Frequency (MHz)Nom. Attenuation (dB/100m)Max Power Handling (W @ 40℃)
30023.87885
50030.87684
100043.79483
300076.40277
6000108.82194
8000126.12168
10000141.47149
12400158.09134
18000191.82110
26500234.8090
40000291.7572
50000328.5164

Cross-Reference & Industry Interchangeability

PSE360L-50G-F serves as a direct drop-in equivalent and form-fit-function replacement for HUBER+SUHNER SUCOFLEX 101, delivering high phase stability and low attenuation across 50 GHz mmWave bands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does microporous LD-PTFE dielectric achieve low loss and phase stability up to 50 GHz?

Micro-porous Low-Density PTFE (LD-PTFE) introduces uniformly distributed micro-voids into the dielectric matrix. This reduces the effective relative permittivity ($\epsilon_r$) to achieve 76% velocity of propagation (VoP), drastically reducing dielectrical loss and mitigating phase variations caused by thermal changes and mechanical flexure.

Why is the “-F” FEP jacket preferred over PUR for 50 GHz high-temperature applications?

 The Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) outer jacket (“-F” designation) provides an extended operating temperature range from -55℃ to +165℃, lower outgassing, and exceptional resistance to environmental degradation compared to polyurethane (PUR), making it essential for high-reliability aerospace, defense, and laboratory test setups.

What shielding efficiency does the silver-plated tape and braid structure provide?

The combination of a silver-plated copper strip inner shield and a silver-plated copper wire outer braid provides continuous 360-degree shielding with screening effectiveness exceeding 90 dB up to 50 GHz, virtually eliminating RF crosstalk and radiation leakage in dense multi-channel systems.

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