low-loss coaxial cable

A low-loss coaxial cable is a type of cable designed to transmit radio frequency signals with minimal energy loss over distance. It consists of an inner conductor, insulating layer, and an outer shield, all arranged to contain the electromagnetic energy efficiently. This construction reduces signal deterioration, allowing clearer and stronger signals for applications like TV, internet, and radio. Low-loss cables are ideal for long-distance transmission or high-frequency signals, ensuring better performance and less need for amplifiers or repeaters, making them essential in high-quality communication systems.