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ConductRF TSA89 TESTeLINK Flexible RF Test Cables to 40 GHz
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TSA89 Flexible RF Cable Assemblies
Performance up to 40 GHz
- Double Shield(Spiral Foil/Braid)
- Low Loss Cables
- Precision RF Connectors
- DC to 40 GHz w/2.92 mm
- 100% Factory VSWR & IL Tested
- Selection of Configurations & Lengths
- RoHS & Reach Compliant
- Ideal for lab & production testing
- Made in the USA
Available Today from Digi-Key
About Conduct RF
ConductRF is the brand name for Electronic Assembly Mfg. Inc.'s complete RF interconnect
product line including cable assemblies. Operating out of Methuen, Massachusetts,
EAM has been in the RF Interconnect industry for nearly 20 years, successfully supporting
high performance solutions that require precision and expertise to bring to life.
Our ConductRF brand builds on this expertise with an expanded product offering,
including both commercial and precision RF coaxial connector ranges as well as the
capability to support customized solutions with our Application Engineering focus.
We can provide diverse manufacturing solutions with our capabilities in the U.S.
as well as Asia from where support low cost volume coax production requirements.
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Built in the USA
 D38999
cables are one of our flag ship product capabilities and we are proud to build these
here at home in the United Stated of America!
Contact Info
ConductRF-EAM
126 Merrimack Street
Methuen MA, 01844 - US
Telephone: +1 978 374 6840
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Posted October 13, 2021
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