Insulated Wire Brings High-Reliability RF/Microwave Cables to IMS 2026

Cables and cable assemblies meet requirements for aerospace, space, medical, defense, and telecom applications.

Insulated Wire Inc. will be at IMS (Booth #23077) with its lineup of extremely low-loss cables and assemblies, its Re-Flex hand-formable cable, and its high-RF-power coaxial cables. These products meet the requirements of a wide range of applications such as aerospace, space, medical, defense, and telecommunications.

At IMS, Insulated Wire features its 1-mm cable assemblies comprising a series of precision low-loss coaxial cables built for high-frequency applications up to 110 GHz. The assemblies rely on advanced material and design choices to deliver in applications requiring high precision and minimal signal loss.

Applications for the 1-mm cable assemblies include:

  • High-frequency systems: Ideal for telecommunications, satellite communications, and radar systems requiring high bandwidth and precision.
  • Test and measurement: Small diameter and millimeter-wave performance make the assemblies well-suited for probe station and vector-network-analyzer (VNA) test-port applications.
  • Defense and aerospace: Suitable for inside-enclosure applications and high-density/multiport interconnect.
  • Research and development: These cables are a valuable tool for innovative millimeter-wave research requiring the highest levels of signal integrity and performance.

At the Insulated Wire booth, pick up new-product brochures on high-power microwave products, the Re-Flex hand-formable cables, standard and custom wire products, and a short-form catalog.

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