PS500L-31G-F Low Loss Phase Stable Coaxial Cable | Up to 31GHz

PS500L-31G-F phase stable coaxial cable exploded view showing solid conductor, LD-PTFE insulation, double shield and FEP jacket
Structural diagram of PS500L-31G-F low loss phase stable coaxial cable

PS500L-31G-F Low Loss Phase Stable Coaxial Cable | Up to 31GHz

Low Loss Phase Stable RF Coaxial Cable (Up to 31 GHz)

Max Frequency:DC-31GHz

Velocity of Prop.77%

Phase Stability ±0.2 °/GHz

Outer Diameter:5.0mm

Structure & Construction Characteristics

Structure LayerItemMaterialConstruction / Dimension
Inner ConductorMaterial & StrandingSilver Plated Copper1 / 1.29 mm (Solid, Nom. O.D. 1.29 mm)
InsulationDielectric MaterialLD-PTFE (Low Density PTFE)Nom. O.D. 3.80 mm
Inner ShieldWrapping LayerFlat Silver Plated Copper Wrapped StripNom. O.D. 4.00 mm
Outer ShieldBraid LayerRound Silver Plated Copper Braided WireNom. O.D. 4.40 mm
JacketOuter Protective LayerAqua FEPNom. O.D. 5.00 mm

Mechanical & Environmental Parameters

Min. Bending Radius (Static)18.40 mmWeight0.068 kg/m
Min. Bending Radius (Dynamic)50.00 mmOperating Temperature-55 to +165 ℃

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

Impedance50 OhmMax Operating Frequency31 GHz
Capacitance88 pF/mScreening Effectiveness> 90 dB
Velocity of Propagation77%Dielectric Withstanding Voltage2000 V @ DC
Phase Change vs. Bending±0.2 °/GHzPhase Change vs. Temp (-45~+85℃)≤ 1500 PPM

Attenuation & Power Handling @ 25℃ & Sea Level

Attenuation Formula: IL = K1 * sqrt(F_MHz) + K2 * F_MHz
Constants: K1 = 0.749173771 | K2 = 0.001179495

Frequency (MHz)Nominal Attenuation (dB/100m)Max Power Handling (W)
50017.341194
100024.87833
240039.53524
300044.57465
600065.11318
800076.44271
1000086.71239
1240098.05211
18000121.74170
20000129.54160
26500153.21135

Replaceable / Cross Reference Equivalents
The PS500L-31G-F is engineered as a direct equivalent for high-frequency low-loss millimeter-wave coaxial cables.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the PS500L-31G-F maintain phase stability during dynamic or static bending?

Utilizing a Micro-Porous Low-Density PTFE (LD-PTFE) dielectric combined with a precision-engineered helical flat copper strip and braid shield, the cable limits bending-induced phase variation to within ±0.2 °/GHz. This structural configuration minimizes internal dielectric stress during flexure, ensuring consistent electrical length and exceptional phase repeatability for high-frequency test interconnects, phased-array radars, and precision vector network analyzer (VNA) assemblies operating up to 31 GHz.

What advantages does the composite flat tape and braid double shielding offer at millimeter-wave frequencies?

The inner shield employs a helically wrapped silver-plated copper flat tape that delivers 100% physical coverage, significantly reducing surface attenuation and skin-effect losses at higher microwave frequencies. Overlaid with a high-density silver-plated copper wire braid, this composite dual-layer architecture guarantees a screening effectiveness exceeding >90 dB. It effectively eliminates signal leakage and provides high electromagnetic immunity (EMI/RFI) in densely packed RF environments.

How does the Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) outer jacket ensure long-term environmental and thermal reliability?

The extruded Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) jacket offers high thermal endurance across a broad operating temperature window from-55 to +165 ℃, maintaining a low phase change coefficient vs. temperature ≤ 1500 PPM between-45 to +85 ℃. Additionally, FEP provides complete chemical inertness, UV resistance, and high mechanical toughness, protecting the internal shielding layers from environmental degradation and mechanical abrasion in harsh industrial or aerospace deployments.

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