Inside Track: Chris Kneizys, President/CEO of Micro-Coax (.PDF Download)

April 16, 2015

Generally, center conductors are either a solid or stranded silver-plated metal wire, which acts as the primary electrical signal carrier for any coaxial cable. (Typically, that wire is copper or copper-clad steel.) Most attenuation occurs at...

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