IBS Distributed Antenna System

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• Our corrugated cables and Low PIM connector combinations result in cable assemblies with excellent Passive Intermodula-tion performance. Solid copper outer conductors provide the highest possible RF shielding. This Superflexible cable features excellent return loss performance. The highly foamed dielectric and optimized dimensions of these cables result in excellent low attenuation values. The Superflexible helically corrugated copper outer conductor allows for a small bending radius. 

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Transmission of electrical signals over wire lines requires the use of two conductors to complete the circuit. One we call the "go" wire; the other is the "return" wire. For the purpose of explaining coaxial cable, let’s examine a telephone installation using conventional wire. The wires are paired on telephone poles; one pair is used for each telephone circuit. On some circuits, only the "go" wire is mounted on the pole and the earth itself is used as the "return". Sometimes the pairs of wires for telephone circuits are bundled together in groups of up to 1,800 pairs (3,600 separate wires) and are then jacketed to form a "multi-pair cable".

In all of these arrangements the wires carrying the very delicate electrical currents conveying the telephone conversation are exposed to external interference. Lightning, although it may not strike the wires directly, will cause static. Wet weather can cause leakage across insulators, giving a "frying" noise in your telephone receiver, and faults on power transmission lines can cause pops and loud hums that interfere with the conversation. The proximity of other wire pairs carrying conversations to your pair, particularly in multi-pair cables, may cause you to faintly hear another conversation in the background. This is called "cross talk".

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• Jumper Assemblies in Wireless Communications Systems 
• Short Antenna Feeder runs
• Any application (e.g. WLL, GPS, LMR, WLAN, WISP, WiMax, SCADA, Mobile Antennas) requiring an easily routed, low loss RF cable