Semi-Rigid Coax Cable SMA Male Both Ends 46 Inch RF Test Microwave Lead

Semi-Rigid Coax Cable SMA Male Both Ends 46 Inch RF Test Microwave Lead

This is an unbranded semi-rigid coaxial cable assembly fitted with SMA male connectors on both ends. Approximately 46 inches in overall length, it features a semi-rigid inner construction with a flexible braided outer sheath, allowing it to be routed and dressed in a test setup while maintaining the dimensional stability typical of semi-rigid construction. A small blue heat-shrink marker band is present near one connector.

Specifications & What's Included

• Cable type: Semi-rigid coaxial with braided outer sheath
• Connector type: SMA male (both ends)
• Approximate length: 46 inches
• Center pin: Visible and intact on both connectors
• Identifier: Blue heat-shrink marker band near one end
• Included: Cable assembly only — no adapters or accessories

Applications

Semi-rigid coaxial cables with SMA connectors are standard interconnects in RF and microwave test environments. They are commonly used to connect signal generators, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, amplifiers, filters, and other bench instruments where a stable, low-loss signal path is needed. The SMA interface (SubMiniature version A) is a threaded 50-ohm connector widely used from DC through several GHz, making it one of the most common connector types in both laboratory and production RF test setups. Semi-rigid cables are favored in precision work because their controlled geometry reduces signal reflections compared to fully flexible cables, and they hold their routed shape once positioned. Cables of this type are also used in antenna and receiver chain assemblies in telecommunications, aerospace, and defense electronics work.