New custom RF cable assembly configurator from Pasternack

May 19, 2015
Customers requiring special RF cable assembly configurations can now customize their own cables at Pasternack.com.

Pasternack Enterprises (Irvine, CA), a manufacturer and supplier of RF, microwave and millimeter wave products, has released its latest engineering resource. Dubbed the "Cable Assembly Designer", the easy-to-use online application allows users to design and customize RF cable assemblies, and can be found at the company's website.

Pasternack says the new custom cable designer tool enables engineers and buyers to create customized RF cable assemblies, designed to meet individual specifications, from any combination of compatible connectors and cables offered by the company.

The RF cable assembly designer application lets users select from a variety of connector and coax parameters that meet their specifications, in any order they prefer, such as gender, polarity, body style, max frequency, impedance, coax attachment method -- and many more.

After ensuring all of the parameters for the connectors and coax have been selected, including the desired cable length and quantity, an RFQ is sent to Pasternack’s sales and service team for immediate follow up with pricing, availability and a part number for the assembly.

The RF cable assembly designer tool also allows the selection of numerous value-added services, such as custom labeling, lead-free solder/RoHS compliance and custom booting/heat shrink.

“The new Cable Assembly Designer is a great new resource for engineers looking to easily customize the products they need for their specific applications,” comments Steve Ellis, Interconnect Product Manager at Pasternack. “This tool allows engineers to do what they do best – design.”

Access Pasternack’s new RF Cable Assembly Designer.


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