Pasternack, a leading provider of RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave components under the Infinite Electronics brand, has unveiled new low-loss and low-PIM (Passive Intermodulation) cable assemblies. These additions are designed to address the growing demand for enhanced signal transmission and minimal interference across various industries.
The new lineup includes a variety of LMR cable assemblies, available in PVC, fire-rated, ultra-flexible (UF), and lightweight versions. This broad selection caters to a range of applications by supporting multiple connector types, such as BNC, MCX, MMCX, N, SMA, SMB, SSMB, SSMC, and TNC.
Pasternack has also introduced low-PIM cable assemblies featuring connectors like 4.3-10 and 2.2-5, helping reduce passive intermodulation for improved signal quality in high-performance networks. These assemblies are engineered to ensure optimal signal integrity in demanding environments.
To meet diverse installation needs, the new cables come in various configurations, including straight, right-angle, standard, and reverse polarity options. Further customization is available with features like clocking and heat-shrink solutions, making the cables suitable for a wide range of environmental and operational conditions.
These cable assemblies are ideal for applications where high signal quality is essential, such as wireless communication systems, satellite networks, and outdoor installations. Pasternack offers flexible options with custom cable lengths and connectors to meet precise project requirements while maintaining excellent performance in challenging conditions.
“These low-loss and low-PIM cables are specifically designed for critical applications in wireless communications, satellite systems, and data networks,” said Amar Ganwani, Senior Product Manager at Pasternack. “They are essential for ensuring reliable and clear signal transmission.”
Pasternack’s expanded cable assembly offerings are now in stock and available for same-day shipping. For more information or assistance, contact Pasternack at +1 (949) 261-1920.
