50 Ohm Coaxial Cables Have BNCs Installed

Jan. 1, 1999

For direct connection to instruments such as portable oscilloscopes and graphical multimeters used in labs or the field, the Model 6273 is a fully insulated 50 ohm BNC coaxial cable designed for maximum protection against shock hazards. The assembly uses RG-58C/U cable and has a flexible strain relief molded directly to the cable jacket to restrict bending and prevent impedance changes. The cable is rated at 500 VRMS maximum.

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