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ConductRF VITA67 RF Solutions for VPX from DigiKey
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ConductRF is now making many standard
VITA67 RF Cable assembly options available through DigiKey.
We are supporting SMPM, SMPS and NanoRF insert-able coax connector configurations
with standard validated performance up to 18 GHz. Each assembly is built utilizing
our highly stable coax cable. Solutions include options for both 0.086" and 0.047"
Coax Cable.
- Standard for Std VITA67 Solutions
- RF Contacts for VITA67.1/.2/.3
- SMPM, SMPS & NanoRF Contacts
- Supports RF from DC to 18GHz
- Performance RF Cable
- Custom Phase Matching Available
- 100% Test Validated
A robust and powerful solution for Multi-Port RF interconnect.
An new industry standard for Backplane Blind Mate Solutions.
Also support Mixed Signal Requirements.
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D38999 cables are one of our flag ship product capabilities and we are proud to build these here at home in the United Stated of America!
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