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There is multiple application of coaxial cable as everyone knows it is a backbone of communication and cannot think life without it, none of the sector is insulated from its use, you can find coaxial cables in school, colleges, hospitals, security system of the office and house or even for connecting your home cable TV.
. Indoor, outdoor, plenum-rated, dual or quad shielded, we've got the right cable for any application. We've even got flat coaxial cables from Taper wire for something unique and different. Once you've found the right cable, don't forget to check out our selection of coaxial connectors.

Everyone's heard of coaxial cable, right? Or maybe you've heard it by its nickname: "coax" (that's two syllables, co + ax…not the word that means “to draw forth”). Coaxial cables is a shielded cables consist of meshes, conductor, copper wire and best suited for data transmission cable, which is made up of two conductors that are coaxially, but separated by a layer of insulation. The make-up of your typical coax is as follows: the core consists of a metal wire (conductor #1), which is then surrounded by a layer of nonconductive dielectric insulation, which is itself covered in metallic mesh, foil and/or braid (conductor #2), and then whole shebang is wrapped in a protective outer sheathing, or jacket, which holds everything together and locks out moisture and impurities.

Application of coaxial cables:
Twisted pair cables which were very cheap for data transmission, but there is problem of noise and data lose in twisted pair cable because carry low frequency signals through cables. Because of these problem coaxial cables come into existence, they are costlier than twisted pair cable but having much more benefits for transmission of data. Coaxial cables are designed for carry high frequency signals, and to protect those signals against electromagnetic interference (EMI) from external sources. Most people probably associate it with their cable television (CATV) service, and probably have not-so-fond memories of squeezing behind the TV to try and thread the end of the cable onto the wall outlet and/or the back of the TV set.

Coaxial Cable Types-RG-6 and RG-59
There are dozens of RG specifications, but there's no real rhyme or reason to the numbers they're assigned; it's actually pretty random. When it comes to the most commonly utilized specifications, both RG-6 and RG-59 cables are widely used in residential settings, especially when it comes to TV. The difference is found in the specific signals they're used for: RG-59 is the norm for standard Cable (CATV), while RG-6 is the coax that handles digital video signals and satellite TV. When you compare the two types side by side, RG-6 has a larger core conductor, thicker dielectric insulation, and anywhere from 2 to 4 layers of shielding, versus RG-59's one.

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