Coaxial Cables (RF)

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8-23-0111
COAX CBL MHF4L LK-MHF4L LK 19.6"
I-PEX
2,418
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1 : £1.71000
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I-PEX MHF4L LK to I-PEX MHF4L LK
I-PEX MHF4L LK (Locking) Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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I-PEX MHF4L LK (Locking) Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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19.69" (500.00mm)
1.37mm OD Coaxial Cable
50 Ohms
50 Ohms
50 Ohms
12 GHz
Black
Locking
-40°C ~ 90°C
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W9017BD0xxx
COAX CBL SMA TO MHF4 3.9"
Pulse Electronics
3,485
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1 : £3.88000
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SMA to I-PEX MHF4
SMA Jack
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Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
I-PEX MHF4 Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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3.937" (100.00mm)
0.81mm OD Coaxial Cable
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50 Ohms
7.1 GHz
Black
-
-40°C ~ 85°C
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CSJ-SGFB-ccc-MHF4
COAX CBL SMA TO MHF4 3.9"
TE Connectivity Linx
1,903
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SMA to I-PEX MHF4
SMA Jack
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Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
I-PEX MHF4 Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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3.937" (100.00mm)
0.81mm OD Coaxial Cable
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-
50 Ohms
6 GHz
Black
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COAX CBL SMA TO MHF4 3.9"
COAX CBL SMA TO MHF4 3.9"
Quectel
333
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SMA to I-PEX MHF4
SMA Jack
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
I-PEX MHF4 Plug
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Free Hanging (In-Line)
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3.937" (100.00mm)
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CAB556RF-0050-A-1
COAX CBL MHF4L TO SMA 3.9"
GCT
771
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I-PEX MHF4L to SMA
SMA Jack
Female
Panel Mount
Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
I-PEX MHF4L Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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3.937" (100.00mm)
1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable
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-
50 Ohms
6 GHz
Black
-
-40°C ~ 85°C
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CAB.01075
I-PEX MHF4L(HSC COMP) TO 100MM 1
Taoglas Limited
702
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1 : £3.41000
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I-PEX MHF4L to SMA
I-PEX MHF4L Plug, Right Angle
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SMA Jack
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Panel Mount
Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
3.937" (100.00mm)
1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable
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YSAN028EA
SMA(F) TO IPEX MHF4, 1.13 MICRO
Quectel
86
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RP-SMA to I-PEX MHF4L
RP-SMA Plug
Female
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Bulkhead - Front Side Nut
I-PEX MHF4L Plug, Right Angle
Female
Free Hanging (In-Line)
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11.811" (300.00mm)
1.13mm OD Coaxial Cable
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50 Ohms
6 GHz
Black
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-40°C ~ 80°C
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Choosing a Coax Cable


Choosing the right coax cable starts with understanding how construction affects performance. A cable’s copper core, dielectric, shielding, impedance, and connector type all directly influence signal loss, attenuation, and overall RF reliability. Traditional consumer formats like RG-59, RG-6, and RG-11 remain common, RG-59 for short runs, RG-6 for balanced broadband use, and RG-11 for long-distance, high-bandwidth or high-frequency applications. However, modern designs increasingly rely on smaller coax types (e.g., 1.13 mm, 1.32 mm, 1.37 mm micro-coax) for Wi-Fi antennas, cellular modems, Bluetooth modules, and GNSS/GPS receivers, where flexibility and compact size matter just as much as electrical performance.

In these compact RF systems, the right connector pairing is critical. Pre-assembled cables often use U.FL, IPEX, MMCX, SMA, RP-SMA, or QMA connectors to ensure proper impedance matching and minimal reflection losses at high frequencies. These assemblies are optimized for embedded radios, IoT devices, access points, and router upgrades offering low-profile routing while still maintaining controlled attenuation and shielding effectiveness across GHz bands.

Finished and pre-assembled coaxial cables simplify installation by providing factory-tested performance and correctly matched connectors, whether you’re installing an outdoor RG-11 feed, running standard RG-6 for TV/data, or connecting a compact U.FL-to-SMA jumper for a cellular or GPS module. When choosing a cable, consider run length, operating frequency, environment, connector compatibility, and how much signal loss your system can tolerate. These factors ensure you select the right solution, from flexible micro-coax jumpers for embedded antennas to rugged coax assemblies for long-range, high-power RF links.