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CT100 Coaxial Cable, 75 Ohm, Copper Foil and Braid Screen
CT100 75 ohm coaxial cable for compatible television and signal-distribution systems. A 1.00 mm copper conductor, foam PE, copper foil and braid screens are listed with PVC or LSOH sheath options.
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APPLICATION AND DESCRIPTION

CT100 is a 75 ohm coaxial cable for television reception and other compatible signal-distribution circuits. A 1.00 mm bare copper centre conductor sits within foam PE dielectric, with copper foil and bare copper braid forming the two screening layers. The construction lists PVC or LSOH outer sheath options and a nominal overall diameter of 6.55 mm. The attenuation and return-loss data help match the cable to the required frequency band and route length.

Construction

Inner conductor 

Bare copper 

Φ1.00 mm 

Dielectric 

Foam PE 

Φ4.60 mm 

Outer conductor (shield 1) 

Copper Foil 

Φ4.75 mm 

Shield coverage 1 


Φ100% 

Outer conductor (shield 2) 

Bare copper braid 

96x0.10 mm 

Shield coverage 2 


55%

Sheath 

PVC/LSOH 

Φ6.55 mm 

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

Impedance 

75±5 Ohm 

Nominal capacitance 

50 pF/m 

Velocity of propagation 

85%

Insulation resistance 

>5000 Mohm.Km 

Inner conductor resistance 

21.4 Ohm/Km 

Outer conductor resistance 

- Ohm/Km

Rated temperature 

70°C 

Operating voltage 

30 V 

Cable weight (approx.) 

57 kg/km 

Screening effectiveness 

>75 dB (30-1000MHz) >65 dB (1000-2150MHz) 

Attenuation

Frequency(MHz) 

Attenuation (dB/100 m)  

Attenuation (dB/100 ft) 

50

4.6

1.4

100

6.5

1.98

200

9.5

2.9

460

15

4.57

860

19.5

5.95

1000

21.5

6.55

1750

29

8.84

2150

32.5

9.91

Return Loss

5-470 MHz 

>23dB 

470-860 MHz 

>20dB

860-2150 MHz 

>18dB 


KEY FEATURES

  • 75±5 ohm impedance and 50 pF/m nominal capacitance.

  • Copper foil screen with a separate bare copper braid.

  • Attenuation data listed at frequencies from 50 to 2150 MHz.

SELECTION NOTES

Select the sheath material and connector size for the actual route. Include splitters, joints and connectors when checking the signal-loss budget. Where outdoor exposure or burial is intended, specify those conditions for assessment rather than choosing solely by the CT100 designation. Confirm any receiver-supply voltage against the listed 30 V operating value and the connected equipment.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the nominal cable diameter?

CT100 is listed with a 6.55 mm nominal overall diameter.

What forms the two screens?

The construction uses copper foil and bare copper braid around the foam PE dielectric.

How does it compare with CT125 and CT165 at 1000 MHz?

The listed losses are 21.5 dB/100 m for CT100, 17 dB/100 m for CT125 and 13.5 dB/100 m for CT165. Their diameters also differ.

Which sheath should be ordered?

State PVC or LSOH to match the installation and required fire-performance documentation.

Does the table through 2150 MHz set a universal reception distance?

The permitted length depends on signal levels, equipment requirements and all losses in the installed route.