Koaxialverkabelungen
Koaxialverkabelungen, often simply called coax cables, are a type of electrical cable used to transmit radio frequency energy. They consist of an inner conductor surrounded by an insulating layer, which is then surrounded by a braided metal shield. An outer insulating jacket encloses the entire assembly. This construction helps to minimize signal loss and interference, making them suitable for applications requiring stable signal transmission.
The most common type of coaxial cable is the 50-ohm or 75-ohm cable, distinguished by the impedance
Coaxial cables have been widely used for cable television, internet connections (via cable modems), and various