[SI-LIST] Re: coaxial cable?
- From: "Lewandowski, Bob" <blewandowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <brent.dewitt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 14:50:07 -0500
I haven't used the Pasternack variety, but Belden's "Conformable Coax",
and Tensolite's "Q-Flex" work quite well. It is more fragile than the
copper clad semi-rigid variety. It is also much easier to use.
Multiple bends at the same location, i.e., near a connector, or near an
attachment point, will cause the tin coating to begin to fail and
degrade the electrical performance. With that caveat in mind the stuff
is great.
---Bob Lewandowski
Stratos Lightwave
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> I want to make some small coaxial probes for board power=20
> plane testing and
> could use some advice. It appears the Pasternack 0.085" re-shapable
> assembles are pretty good value, but is there any reason to=20
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> copper instead? They don't seem to say, but I was guessing=20
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> is the stuff with essentially solder soaked braid. Is that the case?
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> Thanks all,
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> Brent DeWitt
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