RG8 coaxial cables are used in network and telecommunications applications. They are designed to transmit radio frequency (RF) signals at long distances with minimal signal loss. RG8 cables are commonly used in base station antennas, long-distance communication links and other applications that require low losses and high performance.
- Structure: It consists of a central copper driver, an insulating dielectric (white), an aluminium paper shielding and a braided metal mesh to reduce interference.
- Function: The external mesh absorbs external electromagnetic noise, protecting the signal that travels through the core.
- Types: There are various classifications such as RG-6, RG-59 or LMR400, which vary in thickness and signal loss.
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