RF cable assemblies for aerospace development, avionics testing, SATCOM integration and ground-support equipment. Specify frequency, phase stability, routing and environmental requirements for engineering review.

Aerospace RF interconnect selection requires electrical performance to be considered alongside routing, temperature, vibration and connector requirements.
RadianWorks supports cable and assembly selection for development, integration and test applications. Where an assembly is intended for installation on an aircraft, qualification, material, traceability and acceptance-test requirements should be agreed as part of the specification.
RF assemblies for satellite communications terminal development, integration and antenna measurements.
Phase-stable interconnect options for radar subsystem development, antenna measurements and RF signal distribution.
RF assemblies for testing and integrating navigation, communications and onboard electronic equipment, with installation requirements reviewed for the application.
Cable movement and temperature changes can affect phase response. Define the allowable phase change and relevant operating conditions when specifying the assembly.
Review cable diameter, weight, connector access and static or repeated bend-radius requirements against the installation geometry.
Identify temperature, vibration, humidity and exposure conditions, together with any required qualification or acceptance testing.

Stranded-conductor RF cable assemblies for applications requiring flexibility up to 18 GHz.
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Flexible RF cable assemblies to 26.5 GHz, with an 18 mm static and 50 mm repeated bend radius.
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Assembly requirements can be reviewed against customer drawings or an application specification.
Provide your operating frequency, connector interfaces, routing constraints and environmental requirements. Our engineering team will review the assembly options for your application.