LMR600

LMR600 is a low-loss coaxial cable manufactured by Times Microwave Systems. It is designed for RF (radio frequency) applications where signal integrity and minimal attenuation are critical. The cable features a solid polyethylene dielectric core, which contributes to its low loss characteristics. It also has a stranded copper center conductor for flexibility and a double-shielded construction consisting of a bonded aluminum tape and a tinned copper braid. This shielding provides excellent electromagnetic interference (EMI) rejection.

The LMR600 cable is commonly used in various telecommunications, broadcasting, and wireless systems. Applications include antenna feed lines, wireless backhaul, amateur radio, and test and measurement setups. Its robust construction makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations, and it is often rated for UV resistance. The cable has a nominal impedance of 50 ohms, which is standard for most RF systems. It can handle significant power levels and maintain signal quality over longer distances compared to many other cable types of similar size. The outer jacket is typically made of a flexible PVC or a flame-retardant polyethylene material.