Coaxial cable type

radio frequency

RF Cable RF coaxial cable is used to conduct RF signals. Especially for applications that generate radio frequencies in the multi-megahertz range. They are considered standard input cables for TVs and can be identified by the familiar single pin that plugs into the device's RF input.

RG-6

RG-6 coaxial cables use larger conductors and are designed to provide better signal quality and handle GHz-level signals more efficiently. Made from thicker wire, they provide insulation and shielding for high-bandwidth, high-frequency applications such as Internet connections, cable and satellite TV signals.

RG-59

RG-59 cable is a thinner, lighter AWG wire. The RG-59 was originally used for cable TV connections and has been around for a long time. It is usually found in older commercial office buildings and older homes. Recommended for low bandwidth and lower frequency signals below about 50 MHz, such as analog video and CCTV installations.

RG-11

RG-11 cable is the thickest of any other type of coaxial cable. Regarding its flexibility, it can be difficult to use. However, it does have much lower attenuation levels than RG-6 or RG-59, making it ideal for applications that transmit data over long distances.