GORE Microwave/RF Assemblies TM Interconnect Solutions Summary GORETM Microwave/RF Assemblies have proven performance in major commercial, military, and space programs for over 30 years. These assemblies are small, flexible, and offer the security of proven reliability. They are easy to handle, allow a variety of interconnect options, facilitate routing, permit easy servicing, and are extremely robust. That's why Gore is the preferred choice of major original equipment manufacturers when high performance and high reliability are needed. Cost Effective Flexibility A single, flexible GORETM Microwave Assembly can replace several semi-rigid assemblies of equal or shorter lengths. This means fewer designs and no costly 3-D drawings or bending machines are required. Installation time is reduced with "user friendly" flexibility while risk of damage during installation is virtually eliminated. Risk-free, quick installation makes these cables cost effective. Reliably maximize flexibility and performance High Reliability Equals Long-Term Savings GORETM Microwave Cable Assemblies are manufactured to the same high standards that differentiate all Gore products worldwide. These assemblies offer proven solutions for lowloss, high-density, wide-bandwidth interconnect needs. Gore's manufacturing facilities are ISO 9001 certified. Gore's reliability reduces downtime, increases installation efficiency, and decreases troubleshooting requirements due to interconnect failure. A wide variety of standard cable and connector options are available to satisfy the interconnect needs of most RF applications from DC to 65 GHz. Typical Applications: ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ATE Systems Evaluation Test Boards Antenna Arrays Backplane Interconnects Beam Forming Networks Clock Distribution General Test Networks LMDS Systems Module-to-Module OC192/OC768 Standard Interconnects DWDM Systems Features and Benefits Features Benefits Various standard connector options (push-on/blindmate and threaded) Simple, reliable, proven solutions for most applications Broad frequency range (DC to 65 GHz) Single cable solution Consistent products Reliable performance Flexible Ease of installation Low loss Longer distance, higher bandwidth Consistent frequency response Low group delay Small bend radius Ease of routing in tight spaces Shielding effectiveness greater than 90 dB/ft Low crosstalk/noise pickup Small diameter cables (as small as 0.047" nominal) Higher density options Advantages of Flexibility GORETM Microwave Cable Assemblies are flexible, yet durable enough to withstand the rigors of installation. With an inherently flexible cable design, installation time is greatly reduced. GORETM Microwave Cables are more practical than semi-rigid cables. Semi-rigid cables can be formed, but are not flexible. Manufacturers of semi-rigid cables typically recommend limitations on the number of rebends. While semi-rigid cables offer good stability, their mechanical properties make the cable impractical or difficult to use for many applications. In the end, the manufacturer's recommendations are usually ignored at installation, stability is degraded, and service life is greatly shortened. GORETM Microwave Cables outperform other flexible cables. Traditionally-designed flexible cables require a large bend radius to yield acceptable stability. The large bend radius and overall cable stiffness make them difficult to use especially in small or lightweight devices. When the cable is forced into a smaller bend radius, performance degrades appreciably, service life is greatly shortened, and devices may be damaged. Interconnect solutions include GORETM RF Jumper Cable Assemblies and High-Density Assemblies Gore's ePTFE insulation with a low dielectric constant of 1.4 offers: GORETM Microwave Cable Assemblies provide all the benefits of flexibility without sacrificing performance. Fewer designs and no costly 3-D drawings make installation cost effective. ** ** ** ** Lower relative losses Higher velocity of propagation (85% speed of light) Lower capacitive loading Higher cutoff frequencies (DC to 65 GHz) Advantages of Tape-Wrapped ePTFE Advantages of Helically-Wrapped Foil Shielding Gore originated the use of microporous expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) for microwave cables. Through our deep scientific understanding of fluoropolymers, the variability of the ePTFE dielectric is reduced so our cables provide consistent performance. Our tape wrapping process and quality control eliminates concentricity concerns and ensures constant impedance through the assembly. Other traditionally-designed assemblies, such as RG-type, semirigid, or solder-dipped round wire braid constructions, have some pitfalls. For many years, RG-type cables served the industry as a viable low-cost interconnect option. As modules become smaller and more densely packed and frequencies continue to increase, shielding effectiveness becomes more critical. RG constructions rely on round wire braid as an outer conductor. At only 1 GHz, a single braid layer can obtain shielding effectiveness of 40 dB. Additional layers may provide better shielding but the cable becomes increasingly more difficult to terminate and bend and still permits significant energy leakage at higher frequencies. Semi-rigid constructions theoretically offer better shielding effectiveness, but any benefits are offset by the difficulties encountered during installation. To fit in a 3-D setting or route through a panel or deck, pre-bent assemblies often need to be partially unbent. Tie-downs are necessary on longer runs to prevent vibration stress and insulating sleeving may be required to prevent shorting out exposed circuitry. During alignment, connectors can be subjected to high stress resulting in poor mating or damage. Helically-wrapped foil is used as an outer conductor on all GORETM Microwave Coaxial Assemblies and provides consistent shielding effectiveness even when flexed. The helically-wrapped foil "gives" when the cable is flexed, thus avoiding the potentially damaging translation of differential stresses that occur in semi-rigid and solder-dipped round wire braid constructions. This flexibility minimizes the risk of failure at the connector termination point. shielding Effectiveness the digital signal. Consequently, there is a relationship between the pulses in the time domain and their resulting spectra in frequency domain. The shortest pulse in a data stream is a bit, which represents one-half of the period of a sine wave when only considering the fundamental frequency. A full period correlates to half a clock rate or a full clock rate, depending on the system. From this it can be stated that the highest sine wave frequency in gigahertz equals half the data rate in gigabits per second. Lower frequencies will exist representing the longer bits. Some bandwidth-limited systems operate in just this fashion. If greater precision is required, more frequencies are added to the basic sine wave. A rectangular pulse can be shown to consist of a series of harmonics of the fundamental. These harmonics add definition to the rise and fall times of each pulse beyond the base half-sine wave. Adding just the third harmonic improves the waveform shape and is generally more than adequate to achieve the desired power or voltage transmission necessary for accurate receiver triggering. Test method MIL-STD-1344, Method 3008 The graph shows the typical shielding performance for four different coax cable types. Each type differs only in the construction of the cable's outer shield. As shown, a GORETM Microwave Cable provides significantly better shielding than braiding or aluminized mylar approaches because of the helically-wrapped foil outer shield. GORETM Microwave Cables provide a minimum of 90 dB/ft of shielding effectiveness across the entire microwave frequency range through 18 GHz and beyond; by eliminating any openings for leakage in the cable, assembly shielding effectiveness is limited only by connector selection and not by the cable. Digital vs. Microwave As data rates in sophisticated digital equipment increase, the worlds of microwave and digital system designers are coming together. Traditional twisted pair, twin-ax, or tri-axial solutions cannot support the higher data rates so designers are turning to RF solutions. A simple digital on-off keying, a 0-1-0 square wave sequence, can be modeled as a series of discrete sinusoidal frequencies. These frequencies are related to pulsewidth and rise and fall times of GORETM Microwave Cables are well-suited for digital signal transmission. The signal's velocity of propagation remains constant over a wide range of frequencies because of the consistency of the cable dielectric. The series of harmonics defining the square wave can be transmitted over the cable with minimum distortion. GORETM Microwave Cables offer: ** Lower relative loss for cleaner eye patterns ** Low VSWR minimizing reflections ** Consistent response with frequency for lower group delay Capabilities Gore offers standard, reliable assembly solutions from DC through 65 GHz. Various standard push-on/blindmate and threaded connector options are available to mate with virtually any system. As the necessity for increased frequency and bandwidth drive your application needs, Gore's interconnects provide solutions. In addition to standard interconnects, Gore offers precision test assemblies and adapters to meet all of your high data rate digital and microwave needs. If you need other configurations, please contact Gore to discuss your requirements. GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies provide a reliable solution for microwave interconnect needs and offer several advantages. High density packages require a robust user-friendly microwave interconnect with consistent performance. GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies are designed utilizing world class engineering and manufacturing techniques to provide cost effective solutions for device internal applications. GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies use low profile SMA pins on both ends for compatibility with most standard systems. The SMA pin connector mates with SMA, 3.5 mm, and 2.92 mm socket connectors. Features and Benefits Features Benefits Extremely flexible cable Ease of installation Small bend radius Ease of routing Low springback Ease of installation Low connector profile Fits easier in tight areas Shielding effectiveness greater than 90 dB/ft Low crosstalk and noise pickup Consistent connector components Stable connector interface Built using statistical process control Constant cable-to-cable performance SMA-to-SMA configuration Compatible with most devices Flexibility High flexibility allows shock and vibration to be absorbed and not transferred. This flexible design plus an engineered strain relief make GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies a highly reliable interconnect solution. Maximum Insertion Loss (dB) GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies are available in a variety of lengths The small bend radius makes these assemblies easier to route in tight spaces and a cable bend radius as small as 0.40 in (10.2 mm) is achieved with no degradation in electrical performance. Unlike stiff semi-rigid cables, GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies allow connection/disconnection at one end enabling access to system components; this makes them ideal for sytems with multiple assemblies and limited space. High Performance with Low Hassle Gore's proven shielding techniques provide superior noise immunity of greater than 90 dB at 18 GHz. The high-performance ePTFE dielectric provides low attenuation. Typical attenuation at 18 GHz is less than 0.35 dB/ft for 195 cable and 0.52 dB/ft for 145 cable. O.D. Freq. (GHz) 6 in (152.4 mm) 12 in (304.8 mm) 24 in (609.6 mm) 36 in (914.4 mm) 0.145 in (3.7 mm) 2 0.23 0.33 0.51 0.70 4 0.28 0.41 0.67 0.93 8 0.38 0.57 0.95 1.33 12 0.47 0.70 1.17 1.64 18 0.59 0.89 1.47 2.05 2 0.19 0.25 0.38 0.50 4 0.23 0.31 0.48 0.65 8 0.31 0.43 0.68 0.92 12 0.39 0.54 0.84 1.15 18 0.49 0.68 1.06 1.44 0.195 in (4.9 mm) Low Profile Connectors Fit Tight Packaging Constraints Selecting a Part Number Gore's low profile SMA connectors reduce stress at the cable/ connector junction where most failures occur and, with a cable bend radius as small as 0.40 in (10.2 mm), are easy to install in tight areas. Unique Captivation in a Standard SMA GORETM RF Jumper Assemblies utilize SMA pin connectors for compatibility with most systems. Engineered contact captivation features and materials that keep the pin and insulator tolerance in specification enhance connector performance, even in demanding environments. These designs survive temperature cycling from -55C to 125C and can be flexed without any movement at the interface. GORETM RF Jumper Assembly Quality Guarantee Utilizing the latest Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques, Gore guarantees the stated physical and electrical performance specifications of each GORETM RF Jumper Assembly. GORETM RF Jumper Assembly part numbers consist of seven numeric characters. The grouping of these characters has a specific meaning (see illustration below). Follow these guidelines to determine the part number: 1. Characters 1-3 define the desired cable diameter. To select the 0.195" (4.9 mm) O.D. cable, use 195 as the first three characters. To select the 0.145" (3.7 mm) O.D. cable, use 145 as the first three characters. 2. Characters 4-6 define the cable assembly length in inches. Lengths which require only one or two digits (e.g., 6 or 24 in) should be preceded by zeros in the unused positions (e.g., 006, 024). Character 7 is used to further define lengths which are not whole-inch increments (e.g., 24.5 in). If the length is a wholeinch increment, Character 7 should be zero. Example: For a 7.5" assembly using 0.195" diameter cable, the Gore part number is 195-007.5 1 2 3 - 4 5 6 . 7 Cable Type Assembly Length in Inches Cable Specifications Cable Type 145 Cable Type 195 0.145 in (3.7 mm) 0.195 in (4.9 mm) SMA Pin SMA Pin Connector Interface Per MIL-C-39012 Per MIL-C-39012 Temperature Range -55C to 125C -55C to 125C Per MIL-C-17 Per MIL-C-17 Weight 11 g/ft (36.3 g/m) 16 g/ft (52.8 g/m) Single Bend Radius 0.40 in (10.2 mm) 0.50 in (12.7 mm) DC to 18 GHz DC to 18 GHz VSWR < 1.35:1 up to 18 GHz < 1.35:1 up to 18 GHz Shielding > 90 dB up to 18 GHz > 90 dB up to 18 GHz 50 Ohm 1 Ohm 50 Ohm 1 Ohm Vp 85% 85% Center Conductor (SPC) Solid Solid Outer Diameter (nom.) Connectors Cable MIL Spec Frequency Range Impedance High-Density, High-Frequency Flexible Microwave Coaxial Assemblies Gore's flexible microwave coaxial assemblies stretch the performance barriers of high-density interconnects. The combination of low dielectric constant materials, small diameter, and minimum bend radius allows more signal lines per area while delivering more consistent electrical performance than comparable configurations. Gore puts density, flexibility, and reliable electrical performance in a single easy-to-install assembly. Features and Benefits Features Benefits Small diameter cables (0.047" and up) High density packaging Small bend radius Avoids costly right-angle connectors Shielding effectiveness > 90 dB/ft through 18 GHz Low crosstalk and noise pickup Flexible Ease of installation Low springback Ease of installation Broad frequency range (DC to 65 GHz) Single cable solution Phase/time delay matching options Minimizes skew and timing errors Semi-Rigid Replacement Gore's high-density microwave assemblies are an excellent alternative to stiff semi-rigid assemblies. Because semi-rigid assemblies are difficult to install and repair in tight spaces, costly configuration drawings and precision pre-bending are often required. For longer runs of semi-rigid, cable clamps are necessary to prevent vibration stress but with the low mass and high flexibility of GORETM Microwave Assemblies, there is usually no need for vibration proofing. Shielding Effectiveness With helically-wrapped foil shields and proven termination methods, these assemblies provide shielding effectiveness in excess of 90 dB/ft through 18 GHz (using the stirred mode method per MIL-STD-1344, Method 3008). High-density cable assemblies are available with a variety of connector options for frequencies ranging from DC to 65 GHz frequency. Gore's cable construction provides the best balance of all three characteristics due to the benefits of our low dielectric constant ePTFE. Since actual assembly performance is limited by cable manufacturing techniques, connector designs, and assembly techniques, GORETM Microwave Assemblies include standard connectors specifically designed to complement the performance of our cables and our manufacturing processes, minimizing losses and reflections. Maximum Theoretical Frequency1 O.D. Frequency (GHz) Typical Atten./ft @40 GHz Cable Type in. (mm) G4 0.120 (3.0) 1.40 dB 89 0.085 (2.2) 1.83 dB 53 0.070 (1.8) 2.22 dB 4L 0.047 (1.2) 2.79 dB 1 20 30 40 50 60 70 Based on TE11 mode frequency. Connector Options Cable Selection Cable selection is always a compromise between loss, size, and frequency requirements. For instance, a larger cable size will result in lower attenuation, but it will also mode at a lower Gore offers a variety of threaded and blindmate/push-on connectors including: SMA, 2.92 mm (K style), 2.4 mm, 1.85 mm (V style), SMP, and SMPM. Standard assemblies are available with performance through 65 GHz. Matching Options Differential Signal Transmission Time Delay Matching Matched electrical characteristics are generally specified by: ** Phase or time delay matching ** Insertion loss (amplitude) matching With extensive engineering and test resources, Gore has state-ofthe-art capability for providing assemblies (or sets of assemblies) with matching electrical characteristics. An individual cable assembly can be purchased which meets specified values. Sets of assemblies can consist of individually absolute matched units or relatively matched sets at the time of manufacture. Input Output "Absolute" Matched Assemblies "Absolute" matched assemblies (and sets) have electrical parameters which are set to a specified value, with defined tolerances. Every assembly must meet the specified criteria. This type of specification ensures the availability of individual spares at a later date. For this reason, "absolute" matched assemblies are sometimes referred to as "infinite" matched. Line 1 Line 2 Cable pairs used in parallel data transmission. Gore is capable of minimizing skew through time delay matching to better than < 1 picosecond. "Relative" Matched Assembly Sets "Relative" matched sets differ from "absolute" matched sets in that only relative, not absolute, electrical values are specified. Each assembly in a particular delivered set is within a certain tolerance with respect to any other assembly in that set. However, there is no guarantee that one set will match a second set. Generally, it is easier to obtain a closer match within relative sets than is possible with an absolute standard. Typical Insertion Loss Nominal Minimum Weight2 g/ft Bend Radius3 (g/m) in. (mm) Basic Cable Type Nominal O.D.2 in. (mm) 4L 0.047 (1.2) 1.7 (5.6) 53 0.070 (1.8) 89 Insertion Loss Formula1 IL (dB) = A + B * + C * sqrt() + L[D + E * + F*sqrt()] D E F Freq. Max. (GHz) A B C 0.125 (3.2) 0.02000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00184 0.35150 18 3.5 (11.6) 0.25 (6.4) 0.02000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00339 0.24680 18 0.085 (2.2) 4.0 (13.2) 0.25 (6.4) 0.02000 0.00400 0.01000 -0.00251 0.00412 0.18925 18 G4 0.120 (3.1) 9.0 (29.7) 0.30 (7.6) 0.02314 0.00904 -0.01663 0.00353 0.00270 0.13664 18 54 0.070 (1.8) 3.5 (11.6) 0.25 (6.4) 0.02000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00339 0.24680 40 55 0.070 (1.8) 3.5 (11.6) 0.25 (6.4) 0.02000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00339 0.24680 65 Notes: 1 f=frequency in GHz; L=assembly length in feet For non-straight connectors, add the following lengths per connector for calculation only: 0.5 in. (12.7 mm) for 4L, 53, 89, 54, 55 cable; 1.0 in. (25.4 mm) for G4 cable. Contact Gore for maximum insertion loss for assemblies smaller than 12 in. (304.8 mm). 2 3 All dimensions and properties are for PFA-jacketed constructions with solid silver-plated copper center conductors. Minimum bend radius is for a single bend. For information about minimum bend radius for multiple bends, please contact Gore. For tighter specifications or higher frequency needs, please contact Gore. GORE Microwave/RF Assemblies TM Selecting A Part Number Gore part numbers consist of 12 alphanumeric characters. The grouping of these characters has a specific meaning (see illustration below). Follow these guidelines to determine the part number: 1. Select the cable type. Characters 1 and 2 define the cable type. 2. Select the connectors to use on both ends (refer to the Connector Options table below). Characters 3-5 define connector "A" used on one end of the assembly. Characters 6-8 define connector "B" used on the second end of the assembly. 3. Select the length of the cable assembly. Characters 9-11 define the assembly length in inches. Lengths which require only one or two digits (e.g., 6 or 24 inches) should be preceded by zeros in the unused positions (e.g., 006, 024). Character 12 is used to further define lengths which are not whole-inch increments (e.g., 24.5 inches). If the length is a whole-inch increment, Character 12 should be zero. 1 2 3 4 5 Cable Type Connector Connector Assembly Length A B in Inches 6 7 8 9 10 11 . 12 Connector Options Cable Types Connector Type MMCX Straight Pin 6 MCXTM Straight Pin 6 2 SMP Straight Pin - Full Detent 18/40 SMP 2 TM SMP2 Blindmate/Push-On 4L 18 GHz 0.047" 53 18 GHz 0.070" 89 18 GHz 0.085" ZS5 ZS5 ZS5 Straight Pin - Smooth Bore 18/40 ZLH ZLH ZLH Straight Socket 18/401 ZEM ZEM ZEM ZS5 ZS5 20 ZF6 ZF6 ZLH ZEM ZF6 ZF6 ZF6 ZST ZST ZNQ ZNQ ZNQ S01 S01 0CX 0CX 18/65 18/651 MSSSTM Straight Pin 20 MSSSTM Straight Pin - Limited Detent 22 ZNF MSSSTM Straight Pin - Full Detent 22 ZNH 1 ZST ZLH Straight Pin ZEM ZST ZNQ ZMS MSSS Straight Socket 20 BMA (OSPTM) Straight D-Mount Socket 18 Z79 Z79 #12 Pin Contact 18 ZG6 ZG6 #12 Socket Contact SMA Straight Pin SMA Straight Socket TM 55 65 GHz 0.070" ZEM Straight Socket SMPM 54 40 GHz 0.070" ZK2 1 SMPM2 2 G4 18 GHz 0.120" ZH3 1 Right-Angle Socket SMP2 Threaded Coupling Description Max Freq. (GHz) ZMM ZNG 18 18/26.51 S01 18 S01 ZG5 ZG5 S01 S01 S02 S02 SMA Right-Angle Pin 18 R71 R71 SMA D-Mount Socket 18 R42 R42 SSMA Straight Pin 18 301 2.92 mm (K) Straight Pin 40 2.4 mm Straight Pin 50 0CY 1.85 mm (V) Straight Pin 65 0CZ * Gore also supports: TNC, 7-16, Precision N, 7 mm, and 3.5 mm. Contact Gore for other configurations or higher frequency needs. * Gore also offers additional blindmate solutions. 1 Maximum assembly frequency depends on cable and component selection. Please specify requirements when ordering. 2 SMP and SMPM connectors are compatible and intermateable with GPOTM and GPPOTM connectors, respectively. GORE and designs are trademarks of W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. (c)2009 W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. 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