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RF coaxial cables are specialized transmission lines used to carry radio frequency signals with minimal loss. They consist of a central conductor, insulating dielectric, metallic shield, and protective outer jacket. The coaxial design ensures signal integrity by reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI). Common types include RG-6, RG-58, and RG-213, each suited for specific frequencies and applications. RF coax cables are widely used in telecommunications, broadcasting, wireless networks, and test equipment. Proper impedance matching (usually 50 or 75 ohms) is crucial for performance. Durable and efficient, coaxial cables remain essential for reliable high-frequency signal transmission in modern electronic systems.