Reinforced Interface Cable - SMA Male to TNC Male (10m)

A 10-meter long Male TNC to Male SMA cable with injection molded stress-relief boots, ideal for connecting RTK development boards to high-quality GNSS antennas. This cable is long enough to connect an antenna on the roof to a GNSS receiver, with the TNC connector reducing the need for adapters and minimizing signal degradation.

Perfect for outdoor and professional applications, the cable ensures a strong and reliable connection for GNSS receivers, making it suitable for precision surveying, mapping, and navigation tasks. The durable construction and stress-relief boots protect against wear and tear, ensuring longevity even in challenging environments.

The SYV-50-3 cable offers a loss of 52dB per 100 meters or 5.2dB per 10 meters, striking a balance between low loss and high flexibility. This makes it a superior choice over RG58 cables, which have a higher loss rate of 46dB per 100 meters.

With a nominal impedance of 50Ω, this cable is designed to maintain signal integrity over long distances. Pair it with a high-quality GNSS antenna for optimal performance and minimal signal degradation.

Key Specifications:

• Cable type: SYV-50-3
• Length: 10 meters (33 feet)
• TNC Connector: Male
• SMA Connector: Male

Frequency and Loss:

• 200 MHz / 23.74 dB per 100 meters
• 400 MHz / 33.93 dB per 100 meters
• 900 MHz / 51.80 dB per 100 meters
• 1800 MHz / 69.40 dB per 100 meters
• 1900 MHz / 77.06 dB per 100 meters
• 2000 MHz / 79.21 dB per 100 meters
• 2400 MHz / 87.40 dB per 100 meters
• 3000 MHz / 98.68 dB per 100 meters

Source: Lianstar