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APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

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  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

3. Tables of transition from absolute to relative units

Db

U1 / U2

P1 / P2

Db

U1 / U2

P1 / P2

0.5

1,059

1,122

21

11.22

125.9

1.0

1,122

1,259

22

12.59

158.5

1.5

1,189

1,413

23

14,13

199.5

2.0

1,259

1,585

24

15.85

251.2

2.5

1,334

1,778

25

17.78

316.2

3.0

1,413

1,995

26

19.95

398.1

3.5

1,496

2,238

27

22.39

501.2

4.0

1,585

2.512

28

25.12

631

4.5

1,679

2,818

29

28.18

794.3

5.0

1,778

3.162

thirty

31.62

1000

5.5

1,884

3.55

31

35.48

1259

6.0

1,995

3,981

32

39.81

1585

6.5

2.113

4.47

33

44.67

1995

7.0

2,239

5,012

34

50.12

2512

7.5

2.371

5.62

35

56.23

3162

8.0

2.512

6.310

36

63,10

3981

8.5

2,661

7,079

37

70.79

5012

9.0

2,818

7,943

38

79.43

6310

9.5

2,985

8,913

39

89.13

7943

ten

3.162

10.00

40

100.0

10,000

10.5

3,350

11.22

41

112.2

12589

eleven

3,548

12.59

42

125.9

15849

11.5

3,758

14,13

43

141.3

19953

12

3,981

15.85

44

158.5

25119

12.5

4,217

17.78

45

177.8

31623

13

4,467

19.95

46

199.5

39811

13.5

4,732

22.39

47

223.9

50119

14

5,012

25.12

48

251.2

63096

14.5

5,309

28.18

49

281.8

79433

15

5.623

31.62

50

316.2

100,000

15.5

5,957

35.48

51

354.8

125893

sixteen

6.310

39.81

52

398.1

158489

16.5

6,683

44.67

53

446.7

199526

17

7,079

50.12

54

501.2

251189

17.5

7,499

56.23

55

562.3

316228

18

7,943

63,10

56

631.0

398107

18.5

8,414

70.79

57

707.9

501187

nineteen

8,913

79.43

58

794.3

630957

19.5

9,441

89.13

59

891.3

794328

20

10.00

100.0

60

1000.0

100,000

Db

• U1 / U2

P1 / P2

Db

U1 / U2

P1 / P2

-0.5

0.944

0.841

-21

0.089

0,008

-one

0.891

0.794

-22

0.079

0,006

-1.5

0.841

0.708

-23

0.071

0,005

-2

0.794

0,691

-24

0.063

0,004

-2.5

0.750

0.562

-25

0.056

0,0030

-3

0.708

0.501

-26

0.050

0,0025

-3,5

0.668

0.447

-27

0.045

0,0020

-four

0.631

0.398

-28

0.040

0,0016

-4,5

0.596

0.355

-29

0.035

0,0013

-five

0.562

0.316

-thirty

0.032

0,0010

-5,5

0.531

0.282

-31

0.028

0.0008

-6

0.501

0.251

-32

0.025

0.0006

-6,5

0.473

0,224

-33

0.022

0.0005

-7

0.447

0,200

-34

0.020

0.0004

-7.5

0.421

0.178

-35

0.018

0.0003

-eight

0.398

0.158

-36

0.016

0,00025

-8,5

0.376

0.141

-37

0.014

0.0002

-9

0.355

0.126

-38

0.013.

0,00016

-9,5

0.335

0.112

-39

0.011

0,00013

-ten

0.316

0,100

-40

0,010

0.0001

-10,5

0,299

0.089

-41

0,009

0,00008

-eleven

0.282

0.079

-42

0,008

0,00006

-11,5

0.266

0.071

-43

0,007

0,00005

-12

0.251

0.063

-44

0,006

0,00004

-12,5

0.237

0.056

-45

0,006

0,00003

-13

0,224

0.050

-46

0,005

0,000025

-13,5

0.211

0.045

-47

0,0045

0,00002

-14

0,200

0.040

-48

0,004

0,000016

-14,5

0.188

0.035

-49

0,0035

0,000013

-15

0.178

0.032

-50

0,0032

0.00001

-15,5

0.168

0.028

-51

0,0028

0,000008

-sixteen

0.158

0.025

-52

0,0025

0,000006

-16,5

0.150

0.022

-53

0,0022

0,000005

-17

0.141

0.020

-54

0,002

0,000004

-17,5

0.133

0,018

-55

0,0018

0,000003

-18

0.126

0.016

-56

0,0016

0,0000025

-18,5

0.119

0.014

-57

0,0014

0,000002

-nineteen

0.112

0.013

-58

0,0013

0,0000016

-19,5

0.106

0.011

-59

0,0011

0,0000013

-20

0,100

0,010

-60

0.001

0,000001

4. Foreign and domestic transistors used in the described circuits of amplifiers and converters

Transistors may differ in pin assignment or housing type. The arrangement of the leads of transistors of the same type produced by different companies may not coincide (transistor BFR 96, manufactured by Siemens and Motorola). Therefore, it is necessary to use reference sheets of manufacturers, since in the reference books these differences are not given.

Code

Body structure

Name n / n

Brief Parameters

N3

SOT 23, Si-n

2SC1653

S, Nix, 150V, 0.05A, 150MHz

P1

SOT-23, Si-n

BFP 91A

UHF-A, 15V, 50mA, 6GHz, 0.35W

P1

SOT-23. Si-n

BFR 92

UHF-A, 20V, 25mA, 5GHz

P2

SOT-23, Si-n

BFR 92A

UHF-A, 20V, 25mA, 5GHz

P2

SOT-323, Si-n

BFQ 67

UHF-A, ha, 20V, 0.05A. 7.5GHz

R1

SOT-23, Si-n

BFR 93

UHF-A, 20V, 25mA, 5GHz

R1

SOT-143, Si-n

BFP 196

UHF-A, 12V, 0.1A, 8GHz

R2

SOT-23, Si-n

2SC2351

UHF-ra, 25V. 0.07 mA, 4.5GHz

R2

SOT-23, Si-n

BFR 93 A

UHF-A, 20V, 25mA, 5GHz

Rh

SOT-143, Si-n

BFP 183

UHF-A, 20V, 65mA, 8GHz

Rh

SOT-23. Si-n

BFR 183

UHF-A, 20V, 65mA, 8GHz

V1

SOT-23, Si-n

BFT25

UHF-A, 8V, 2.5mA, 2.3GHz, 3mW

V2

SOT-23, Si-n

BFQ 67

UHF-A, ra, 20V, 0.05A, 7.5GHz

V3

SOT-143, Si-n

BFG 67

UHF / UHF-A, 10V, 0.05A, 7.5GHz, 0.3W, 3dB, 6dB.

-

SOT-37, Si-n

BFR 91A

UHF-A, 8 V, 30 mA, 6 GHz, 0.3W, 1.6 dB, 14 dB.

-

SOT-37, Si-n

BFR 96

UHF-A, 10V, 50mA, 5GHz, 0.5 W, 3.3 dB, 16 dB.

SOT-37, Si-n

BFR 96S

UHF-A, 10 V, 70 mA, 5 GHz, 0.7W, 4dB, 11.5dB.

415

SOT-143, Si-n

AT41511

UHF-A, 5 V, 0.9 GHz, 1.0 dB, 17.5 dB

415

SOT-23, Si-n

AT 41533

UHF-A, 5 V, 0.9 GHz, 1.0 dB, 14.5 dB

67

SOT-143, Si-n

BFP 67

UHF / UHF-A, 20V, 0.05A, 7.5GHz

-

Si-n

KT639B

S, Nix, 100V, 1.5A, 20MHz, 10 W, (63 - 160) *

4B

Si-p

KT814B

S, Nix, 60V, 1.5A, 3MHz, 10 W. (40) *

-

Si-p

KT837K

S, Nix, 70V. 8A, 1MHz, 30 W, 5 - 17dB

-

Si-p

KT837F

S, Nix, 60V, 7.5A, 1MHz. 30 W, 3 - 17 dB

-

Si-p

П214В

S, Nix, 55V, 5A, 270 Hz, 10 W, (20) *

-

Si-p

P214G

S, Nix, 60V, 7.5A, 270 Hz, 30 W, (15 ... 40) *

-

Si-n

MP37B

30V, 20 mA, 1MHz, 0.15 W, (25 ... 50) "

Si-p

MP42

15V, 200 mA, 1MHz, 0.2 W, (20 ... 35) "

-

Si-p

GT313B

UHF-A, 15V, 30 mA, 100 MHz, 0.1 W, 8 dB, (15 ... 200) *

-

KT-1-12, Si-n

GT346A

UHF-A, 20V. 10 mA, 700 MHz. 0.05 W, 7 dB, 10.5 dB

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

In the section of brief parameters, the following are indicated in sequence: scope, U ke (voltage between transitions), I c (collector current), Frp (limit frequency of amplification), Pk (power dissipation), F (noise figure), G (gain).

5. Comparative review of foreign antennas

RADIO ANTENNA VHF FM (UKV FM)

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

Note: H is horizontal polarization, V is vertical.

MB TELEVISION ANTENNAS (VHF)

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

TELEVISION ANTENNA UHF

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

COMBINED TELEVISION ANTENNA MV / UHF (VHF / UHF)

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

Note: Н - horizontal polarization, V— vertical.

6. Comparative table of parameters of plate amplifiers

Amplifier type

Reception channels

f. MHz

G, dB

F.dB

Rvh / ohm, Ohm

APS 03

6 - 60

174-790

12

1.2 *

300/75

APS 07

6 - 60

174-790

24

2.6 *

300/75

SWA-1

1 - 68

48,5-854

8 - 10

2.5

300/75

SWA-1 / LUX

1 - 68

48,5-854

15-18

0.9

300/75

SWA-1 / S

1 - 68

48,5-854

ten

2.3

300/75

SWA-1 / S / LUX

1 - 68

48,5-854

16 - 18

0.9

300/75

SWA-UKF-01

60 -110

23 - 28

3.1

300/75

SWA-2

1 - 68

48,5-854

23 - 28

3.2

300/75

WS-2

1 - 68

48,5-854

23 - 28

3.2

300/75

SWA-3

1 - 68

48,5-854

23 - 28

3.1

300/75

SWA-3 / LUX

1 - 68

48,5-854

25 - 30

3.0

300/75

SWA-4 / LUX

1 - 68

48,5-854

28 - 32

2.6

300/75

SWA-5

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 36

1.9

300/75

SWA-6

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 36

1.9

300/75

SWA-7

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 38

1.7

300/75

SWA-7 / LUX

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 38

1.7

300/75

SWA-7 / zw

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 38

1.7

300/75

SWA-8

1 - 68

48,5-854

28 - 30

2.9

300/75

SWA-8 / s

1 - 68

48,5-854

28 - 30

2.8

300/75

SWA-8 / zw

1 - 68

48,5-854

28 - 30

2.9

300/75

SWA-9

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 39

1.7

300/75

SWA-10

1 - 68

48,5-854

23 - 30

3.1

300/75

SWA-11

1 - 68

48,5-854

thirty

2.5

300/75

SWA-12

1 - 68

48,5-854

36

1.8

300/75

SWA-13

1 - 68

48,5-854

32

1.8

300/75

SWA-14

1 - 68

48,5-854

32

2.4

300/75

SWA-15

1 - 68

48,5-854

34

1.9

300/75

SWA-16

1 - 68

48,5-854

34

1.8

300/75

SWA-21

1 - 69

48.5-862

10 - 16

2.2

300/75

SWA-31

1 - 69

48.5-862

22 - 28

3.0

300/75

SWA-32

1 - 69

48.5-862

22 - 28

3.0

300/75

SWA-41

1 - 69

48.5-862

30 - 33

1.5

300/75

SWA-42

1 - 69

48.5-862

30 - 33

1.5

300/75

SWA-43

1 - 69

48.5-862

26 - 30

1.5

300/75

SWA-44

1 - 68

48,5-854

32

2.4

300/75

SWA-47

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 38

1.7

300/75

SWA-47 (AST)

1 - 69

48,5-854

30 - 35

1,3

300/75

SWA-49

1 - 68

48,5-854

32 - 39

1.7

300/75

Amplifier type

Reception channels

f, MHz

G.dB

F, dB

Rvh / ohm, Ohm

SWA-49 (AST)

1 - 69

48.5-862

34 - 40

1.2

300/75

SWA-455

1 - 69

48.5-862

22 - 30

1.8

300/75

SWA-555

1 - 68

48,5-854

34

1.9

300/75

SWA-555 (AST]

1 - 69

48.5-862

28-34

1.7

300/75

PA-2

-

40 - 800

12

3.5

300/75

A & S-110

-

40 - 800

12

3.5

300/75

PA-5

1 - 69

48.5-862

28-34

1.7

300/75

A & S-130

1 - 69

48.5-862

28-34

1.7

300/75

PA-9

1 - 69

48.5-862

28-34

1.7

300/75

A & S-140

1 -69

48.5-862

28-34

1.7

300/75

PA-10

-

40 - 800

22

3.9

300/75

A & S-120

-

40 - 800

22

3.9

300/75

Wa-031

6-60

174-790

22

3.0

300/75

Wa-032

6-60

174-790

24

2.2

300/75

Wa-041

6-60

174-790

32

1.7

300/75

Wa-042

6-60

174-790

32

1.7

300/75

Wa-501S1

6 - 60

174-790

32

1.5

300/75

Wa-501S3

6-60

174-790

34

1.6

300/75

Amplifier type

Reception channels

f.MHz

G, dB

F.dB

Pout dBmV

SWR

Rvh / ohm, Ohm

RAE-14

1 -60

48,5-790

25-30

<2.7

98

1.5

300/75

RAE-42

1-60

48,5-790

25 - 30 *

<2.5

102

1.8

300/75

RAE-43

1 -69

48.5-862

26-32

<2.5

104

1.2

300/75

RAE-45

1 -69

48.5-862

24 - 28 *

<2.2

105

1.2

300/75

RAE-65

1 -69

48.5-862

24-28

<2.5

104

1.2

300/75

PAE-65TS

1 -69

48.5-862

24-28

<1.7

112

1.6

300/75

D95

1-60

48,5-790

32

<2.5

102

1.8

300/75

2000dci

1 -69

40-800

31

3.5

-

1.8

300/75

7. The design of imported coaxial cables

Cable brand

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer shell

1.5D-2V

ed

1.5 PE

G (Cu)

2.9 PVC

3D-2V

ed

3.0 PE

G (Cu)

5.3 PVC

50-2V

1.4 ed

PE 5.0

G (Cu)

7.3 PVC

80-2V

ed

8.0 PE

G (Cu)

11.1 PVC

10D-2V

2.9 ed

10.0 PE

G (Cu)

13.1 PVC

20D-2V

ed

20.0 PE

G (Cu)

26.0 PVC

50-2-1

0.45 md

1.5 PE

2.0 G (Cu)

2.8 PVC

50-3-1

0.9 md

2.95 PE

G (Cu)

5.0 PVC

50-7-2

2.28 md

7.25 PE

G (Cu)

10.3 PVC

50-12-1

3.58 md

11.5 PE

G (Cu)

15.0 PVC

60-7-1

1.5 md

6.6 PE

G (Cu)

8,8 PVC

60-7-2

1.5 ed

6.6 PE

G (Cu)

8,8 PVC

60-10-1

2.28 md

10.0 PE

G (Cu)

13.2 PVC

60-10-2

2.26 ed

10.0 PE

G (Cu)

13.2 PVC

75 -2 -B

0.27 md

1.5 PE

2.0 G (Cu)

2.8 PVC

75-4-1

0.6 md

3.7 PE

4.4 g (cu)

5.6 M

75-4-4

0.58 ed

3.7 PE

4.4 g (cu)

5.6 M

75 - 5 - A

1.1 ed

4.8 PE *

5.1Wd

6.9 PE

75 - 5 - B

1.1 ed

4.8 PE *

5.5 G (Cu)

6.8 PE

75 -5-C

1.1 ed

4.8 PE *

5.3 F

6.8 PE

75-7-2

1,2 md

7.25 PE

8.1 G (Cu)

10.3 PE

75-7-8

1.1 ed

7.25 PE

8.1 G (Cu)

10.3 PE

75-17-2

2.7 ed

17.3 RE

18.1 G (Cu)

22.5 PE

75 - 7 - G

1,2 ed

6.3 PE

8.3 WR

11.8 PE

75 - 7 - E

1.4 ed

7.25 PE *

7.6 V

10.3 PE

120D 10 -1

2x1.4 ed

10.6 PE *

11.6 V

14.0 PE

150-6-1

0.25 ed

5.5 PE *

6.6 V

7.6 PE

150V 1 -1

2x0.3 ed

1.0 PE *

G (Cu)

1.5x0.7 PE

240A 4 -1

4.4 PE *

G (Cu)

6.6 PE

240V 5 -2

2x0,9 md

4.8 PE *

G (Cu)

6.8 PE

ZOOA 6-1

3x0.9 md

6.4 PE *

G (Cu)

8.6 PE

A-681-123U

1.13 ed

4.8 Cellular

G (Cu) + F (Al)

6,7 PVC

Belden 9913

ed

AirPE

G (Cu)

10.3 I

CF - 56

1.0 ed

3.7 PE

5.1 Al

6.5 M

G-681-123V *

1.13 ed

4.8 CellularPE

G (Cu) + F (AI)

6,7 PVC

G-681-123V *

1.13 ed

4.8 CellularPIB

G (Cu) + F (AI)

6,7 PVC

G-681-290C

1.63 ed

7.2 CellularPE

G (Cu) + F (AI)

10.1 PE

Flex i-4 XL

ed

AirPE

G (Cu)

10.3 ON

PLE 300-8

7х0,3 md

8M

G (Cu)

1.5x10.5

PLCNE 300-5,6

7х0,3 md

5.6M

G (Cu)

5,2x9,5

RG-6U / 4

1.0 ed

4.6 PTFE

G (Cu + Sn) + F (AI

7.5 PVC

RG 6A / U

0.73md

RE

G (Cu)

8.4 PE

RG 8

ed

RE

G (Cu)

10.3 I

RG 8 Type

ed

FoamPE

G (Cu)

10.3 I

RG 8A

ed

RE

G (Cu)

10.3 IIA

RG 8X

ed

FoamPE

G (Cu)

6.5 I

RG 8M

ed

RE

G (Cu)

6.5 I

RG 11 A / U

7х0,4 md

RE

G (Cu)

10.3 PE

Cable brand

Inner conductor

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer shell

RG 12 A / U

7х0,4 md

RE

G (Cu)

12.5 PE

RG 22 b / u

7х0,4 md

RE

G (Cu)

10.7 PE

RG 34 B / U

7x0,64

RE

G (Cu)

16.0 PE

RG 58

md

RE

G (Cu)

4.95 I

RG 58A

md

FoamPE

G (Cu)

4.95 I

RG 58 C / U

19x0.18

RE

G (Cu)

4.95 PE

RG 59

ed

RE

G (Cu)

6.5 I

RG 59 b / u

ed

RE

G (Cu)

6.15 PE

RG 59 Type

ed

FoamPE

G (Cu)

6.15 I

RG 62 A / U

0.65 ed

Hohipe

Q (Cu)

6.15 PE

RG 63 B / U

0.65ed

Hohipe

G (Cu)

10.3 PE

RG 71 B / U

0.65 ed

Hohipe

G (Cu)

6.2 PE

RG 142 b / u

0.95 ed

PTFE

G (Cu)

4.95 PE

RG 164 U

2.7 ed

RE

G (Cu)

22.1 PE

RG 174 A / U

7x0.16

RE

G (Cu)

2.5 PE

RG 178 B / U

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

1.85RE

RG 179 B / U

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

2.55 PE

RG 180 b / u

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

3.7PE

RG 187 A / U

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

2.7 PE

RG 188 A / U

7x0.17

PTFE

G (Cu)

2.7 PE

RG 195 A / U

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

3.8 PE

RG 196 A / U

7х0,1 md

PTFE

G (Cu)

1.9PE

RG 213 U

7x0,76

RE

G (Cu)

10.3 PE

RG 214 U

7x0,76

RE

G (Cu)

10.8 PE

RG 215 U

7x0,76

RE

G (Cu)

12.5 PE

RG 216 U

7х0,4 md

RE

G (Cu)

10.8 PE

RG 217 U

2.7ed

RE

G (Cu)

13.8 PE

RG 218 U

5.0 ed

RE

G (Cu)

22.1 PE

RG 219 U

5,0ed

RE

G (Cu)

24.3 PE

RG 220 U

6,6 ed

RE

G (Cu)

28.4 PE

RG 223 U

0.9ed

RE

G (Cu)

5.3 PE

RG 316 U

7x0.17

PTFE

G (Cu)

2.5 PE

SAS-59

0.8 ed

3,5 CellularPE

G (Cu + Sn) + F (AL)

5.7 PVC

SONIC 9590

0.9 ed

4.8 FoamPE

G (Cu) + F (AI)

6,7 PVC

SO NIK 9590

0.9 ed

4.7 FoamPE

G (Cu) + F (AI)

6.8 PVC

VLEOY 75-3,7

7x0.21 md

3.7 PE

G (Cu)

6

VCEOY 75-5,6

0.89 ed

5.6 PE

G (Cu)

eight

VCEDY 75-7,25

1,15ed

7.25 PE

Wd

eleven

VCCOY 75-5,6

1,23ed

5.6 FoamPE

G (Cu)

eight

VCCOD 75-5,6

1,23ed

5.6 FoamPE

G (Cu)

9.4

VCCZE 75-6,4

1.45ed

6.4 FoamPE

AT

9.5

VCEZE 75-6,2

1.1 ed

6.2 PE

AT

9.8

U-02-836

0.75 ed

3.2 FoamPE

G <Cu) + F (AI)

5.0 PVC

U-02-836 *

0.9 ed

3.8 FoamPE

G (Cu) + F (AI)

5.8 PVC

U-02-836 *

0.9ed

3.8 FoamPIB

G (Cu) + F (AI)

5.8 PVC

WOXpek 75

1.0 / 4.8

1.0 ed

4.8 PTFE

G (Cu + Sn) + F (AI

6,7 PVC

XWDek 75

1.0 / 4.5

1.0 ed

4.5 CellularPE

G (Cu + Sn) + F (AI

6,7 PVC

YWD 75-0,59 / 3,7

0.7 ed

3.7 PE

G (Cu)

5.9 PVC

Legend:

- internal conductor

md - stranded copper conductor;

ed - single - lead copper conductor;

- internal insulation and outer shell AirPE - air polyethylene;

M - a mixture of plastics;

FoamPE - foam polyethylene;

HohIPE - porous polyethylene;

Cellular- cellular;

CellularPE- cellular polyethylene;

RE - pure polyethylene;

PTFE - polytetrafluoroethylene;

PVC - polyvinyl chloride;

PIB - polyisobutylene;

- external conductor G (C) - copper braid;

Wd - wavy wire;

WR - longitudinal welded corrugated tube;

F (AI) - aluminum foil with shorting conductors;

F (Cu) - copper foil with closing conductors;

B - copper tape with longitudinal folding.

8. Structural design of domestic coaxial cables

Cable brand

Inner conductor

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer shell

RK 50-0,6-21

7х0,08 MS

0.06 F-4

0.06 OMC

1.2

RK 50 -0,6-22

7х0,08 MS

0.6 F-4

0.06 OMC

1.2 F-4M

RK 50 -1-11

0.32 CMC

1.0 P

0.08 OS

1.9 P

RK 50-1-12

0.32 sms

1.0 P

0.08 AML

1.9 P

RK 50-1-21

0.34 CMC

1.0 F-4

0.08 OS

1.9 F-4M

RK 50-1-22

7x0.12 mc

1.0 F-4

0.06 OMC

1.7 F-4M

RK 50-1-23

0.32 CMC

1.0 F-4D

Tm

1.5

RK 50-1,5-11

0.47 CMC

1.5 P

0.08 OMC

2.4 P

RK 50-1,5-12

0.47 Mill

1.5 P

0.08 AML

2.4 P

RK 50-1,5-21

0.51 CMC

1.5 F-4

0.08 OS

2.4 F-4M

RK 50-1,5-22

0.47 CMC

1.5 F-4D

Tm

2

RK 50-2-11

0.68 M

2.2 P

0.12 OHM

4.0 P

RK 50-2-12

7x0.24 mc

2.2 P

0.12 OMC

3.2 P

RK 50-2-13

0.68 M

2.2 P

0.1350M

4.0 V

RK 50-2-14

7x0.12 ML

2.2 F-4

0.08 AML

2.7 P

RK 50-2-15

0.68 M

2.2 P

0.12HOME

4.4 P

RK 50-2-16

7x0.24 ML

2.2 P

0.10 AML

3.2 P

RK 50-2-21

0.73MS

2.2 F-4

0.100mc

3.5 USC

RK 50-2-22

7х0,26 MS

2.2 F-4D

0.10 OS

3.2 F-4M

RK 50-2-23

0.73 mc

2.2 F-4

0.12 DOM

4.1 USC

RK 50 -2-24

7x0.25 CMC

2.2 F-4D

0.12 OMC

3.2 F-4

RK 50-2-25

0.68 M

2.2 P

Doml

2.7

RK 50-3-11

0.9 M

3.0 P

0.12ДОМЛ

5.3 P

RK 50-3-13

0.9 M

3.0 P

0.135 OMC

5.0V

RK 50-3-21

1.01 mc

3.0 F-4

0.135TME

4.4

RK 50 -3-22

0.96 mc

3.0 F-4D

0,25 ОМС

3.5 USC

RK 50 -3-23

7x0.37 MS

3.0 F-4

0.12 OMC

4.4

RK 50-3-25

1.21 MC

3.0 F-4

0.30 msh

4.0 F-4M

RK 50-4-11

1.37M

4.6 P

0.12HOME

9.6 P

P K 50-4-13

1.37M

4.6 P

0,135 HOUSE

9.6 V

RK 50 -4-21

1.54MS

4.6 F-4

0,135 DOMS

6.6 USC

RK 50 -4-23

7х0,58 МС

4.6 F-4

0.12 OMC

6.6 F-4M

RK 50 -4-24

1.53MS

4.6 F-4

0.12 DOM

6.6 USC

RK 50-7-11

7x0,76 MP

7.3 P

0.150M

10, RFP

RK 50-7-12

7x0.76 MP

7.3 P

0.15HOME

11.2P

RK 50-7-13

7x0,76 MP

7.3 P

0.35 OMC

10.3P

RK 50-7-14

7x0.98 MC

7.3 P

0,2DOMS

11.0P

RK 50-7-15

7x0,76 MP

7.3 P

0.35 ohm

10.3V

RK 50 -7-16

7x0,76 MP

7.3 P

0.35 HOUSE

11.2 V

RK 50-7-17

7x0,76 MS

7.3 P

TA

9.3

RK 50-7-21

7x0,83 MP

7.3 F-4

0.150M

8.9 USC

RK 50 -7-22

7x0,83 MS

7.3 F-4

0.175 OMC

9.0 F-4

RK 50 -7-23

2.76MS

7.3 F-4

0.7 AGO

eleven

Cable brand

Inner conductor

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer shell

RK 50 -7-28

7x0,83 MS

7.3 F-4

0,2DOMS

12.3F-4.RK

RK 50-9-11

7x0.9 MP

9.0 P

0.20 ohm

12.2P

RK 50-9-12

7x0.9 MP

9.0 P

0.20 ohm

12.2V

P K 50 -9-22

7x1,01 mc

9.0 F-4

0.20 OMC

12.0F-4M

P K 50 -9-23

7x1,01 MP

9.0 F-4D

0.15 OMC

14.2F-4.RK

RK 50-11-11

7x1,13 MP

11.0P

0.20 ohm

14.0 P

RK 50-11-13

7x1,13 MP

11.0P

0,25 OHM

14.0V

RK 50-11-21

7x1.19 MP

11.0 F-4

0,25 ОМС

13.0 USC

RK 50-13-15

3.6 M

13.0 P

0.5PMP

16.8 С

RK 50-13-17

7x1.3 MP

13.0 P

0.3 ohm

16.6 P

RK 50-17-17

19x1.03 MP

17.3 P

0.3 ohm

20.9 P

P K 50-24-15

6.7 M

24.0 P

0.5 PMP

28.5 С

RK 50-24-16

37x1.0 MP

24.0 P

0.5 PMP

28.5 С

RK 50-24-17

37x1.0 MP

24.0 P

0.3 ohm

27.8 P

RK 50-33-15

37x1.33 MP

33.0 P

0.6 PMP

38.0 С

RK 50-44-15

19x2.24 MP

44.0 P

0.6 PMP

49.0 С

RK 50-44-16

19x2.24 MP

44.0 P

0.45 PMP

49.0 С

RK 50-44-17

37x1.81 MP

44.0 P

0.3 ohm

48.2 P

RK 75-1-11

0.17 CMC

1.0 P

0.08 AML

1.9 P

RK 75-1-12

0.17 Mill

1.0P

0.08 AML

1.9P

RK 75-1-21

0.19 CMC

1.0 F-4

0.08 OMC

1.9 F-4M

RK 75-1-22

7x0,07 BS

1.0 F-4D

0.06 OMC

1.7 F-4M

RK 75-1,5-11

0.24 CMC

1.5 P

0.08 AML

2.4 P

RK 75-1,5-12

0.24 Mill

1.5P

0.08 AML

2.4 P

RK 75-1,5-21

0.28 CMC

1.5 F-4

0.08 OS

2.4 F-4M

RK 75-2-11

0.37 M

2.2 P

0.12 AML

3.5 P

RK 75-2-12

7x0.12 mc

2.2 P

0,1OMS

3.2 P

RK 75-2-13

0.12 ML

2.2 P

0.1 AML

3.2 P

Р К 75 -2-21

0,41 MS

2.2 F-4

0.1 OMC

3.2 USC

RK 75 -2-22

7x0.15 mc

2.2 F-4

0.1 OMC

3.2 F-4Sh

RK 75-3-13

7 x 0.20 M

3.7 SP

0.13 ohm

5.3 V

Р К 75 -3-21

0.56 mc

3.0 F-3

0.12 OHM

4.4 CSPE

RK 75 -3-22

7xO, 19MS

3.0 F-3

0.12 ohm

4.3 SSPE

RK 75 -3-31

7 x 0,23 ML

3.0 PVP

0.12 OHM

5,5 SSPE

RK 75 -3-32

7 x 0.23 mc

3.0 PVP

0.12 OHM

5.6 SSPE

RK 75 -3-33

0.71M

2.95 EIT

0.12 MG

5,0 ССПЭ

RK 75-3.7-31

0.9 M

3.7 PES

0.05 MG

5.8 SSPE

RK 75 -3.7-32

0.9 M

3.7SPE

0.05 MG

5.8 PVC

RK 75-4-11

0.72 M

4.6SPE

0.15 ohm

7.3 CSP

RK 75-4-12

7 x 0.26 MP

4.6SPE

0.15 ohm

7.3 V

RK 75-4-13

7 x 0.26 M

4.6 SP

0.12 ohm

7.6V

RK 75 -4-14

7 x 0.26 M

4.6 SP

0.12 OHM

7.3 P

Cable brand

Inner conductor

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer ^ shell

RK 75-4-15

0.72 M

4.6 EIT

0.15 ohm

7.3V

RK 75-4-16

7 x 0.26 MP

4.6 EIT

0,25 OHM

7.3V

RK 75-4-18

0.72 mc

4.6 SP

0.15 OMC

7.3 P

RK 75 -4-21

0.85 MS

4.6F

0.11 OHM

6.0 P

RK 75 -4-22

7 x 0.30 MS

4.6 F

0.11 OHM

6.0 P

RK 75 -4-37

1.03M

4.6 PVP

0.12 OHM

6.5 P

RK 75 -4-39

7 x 0.37 MS

4.6 PVP

0.12 OHM

6.4 P

p K 75 -4-43

7 x 0.30 MS

4.6 PTF

0.11 OHM

6.0 P

RK 75-4-110

7 x 0.26 M

4.6 SP

0.150M

7.3 P

RK 75-4-113

0.72 M

4.6SPE

0.05 MG

6,4 SSPE

RK 75-7-11

1.13 M

7.3 SP

0.15 ohm

9.5 P

RK 75-7-12

7xO, 40M

7.3 SP

0.15 ohm

10.3P

RK 75-7-15

1.13M

7.3 P

0.15 ohm

9.5V

RK 75-7-16

7 x 0.4 M

7.3 P

0.20 ohm

10.3 P

RK 75-7-18

1.09M

7.3 P

-

9.3 С

RK 75 -7-21

7xO, 4M

7.3 P

0.20 ohm

10.3V

RK 75 -7-21

1.30MS

7.3 F-4

0.15 OMC

8.9 USC

RK 75 -7-22

7 x 0.46 MS

7.3 F-4

0.15 OMC

8.9 USC

RK 75 -7-37

1.62M

7.3 PVP

0.20 ohm

10.1 P

Р К 75 -7-39

1.62MS

7.3 P

TA

9.3

RK 75-7-310

1.75MS

7.3 P

0.20 OMC

10.5 P

RK 75-7-311

1.76MS

7.3 PVP

0.20 ohm

eleven

RK 75 -7-43

7 x 0.60 mc

7.3 PTF

0.15 OMC

9.7 F-4M

Р К 75 -7-44

1.77MS

7.3 F-4D

TA

9.3

KPTM 1.13-5.2

1.13M

5.2 PP

-

6,6

RK 75-9-12

1.35M

9.0 EIT

0.2 MO

12.2 SSPE

RK 75-9-13

1.35M

9.0 EIT

0.2 MO

12.2 SSPE

RK 75-9-14

1.35M

9.0 joint venture

0.20 ohm

13.2V

RK 75-9-16

1.35M

9.0 joint venture

0.20 ohm

12, ZP

R K 75-9-23

7 x 0.56 mc

9.0 F

0.15 ohm

11.4 F-4M

RK 75-9-31

2.24 mc

9.0 PVP

0.20 ohm

12.2 P

RK 75 -9-35

7 x 0.74 mc

9.0 PVP

0.20 ohm

13.0 P

Р К 75-9-41

19x0,41 MS

9.0 PTF

0.20 ohm

12.5 F-4

RK 75 -9-42

7 x 0.60 mc

9.0 PTF

0.15 ohm

10.6 F-4

PK75-9-312С

1.76M

7.22 PES

0.3 mgs

12.2 SSPE

PK75-11-11С

1.78M

11.5SPE

0.16 MG

15.4 CSPE

RK 75-17-12

2.63 M

17.3 EIT

0.3 MO

21.0 CSPE

PK75-17-13S

2.65 M

17.3 EIT

0.16 MG

22.3V

RK 100-3-11

7x0,15 ML

3.0 P

0.135 AML

-

RK 100-4-31

0.64 B

4.6 P

0.135 DOM

7.3 P

RK 100-7-11

0.6 M

7.3 P

2.15 MG

9.7 P

RK 100-7-13

0.6 M

7.3 P

2.16 MG

9.7V

RK 100-7-34

0.91 M

7.3 P

0.135 OHM

10.3 P

Cable brand

Inner conductor

Internal insulation

External conductor

Outer shell

RK 150-7-11

0.37 Mill

7.3 P

0.135 OHM

10.3 P

RK 150-7-12

0.37 CM

7.3 P

0.2 ohm

10.3 P

RK 150-7-13

0.37 MS

7.3 P

0.2 HOUSE

10.3 P

RDC 2-2.25-9

2.25 M

9.7 PVP

0.5 MO

15.0 CSPE

RDC 2 -2.25 / 9

2.25 M

9.0 P

0.5 PMP

<15P

RDC 2 -3-3.5 / 9

2.25 M

9.0 P

0.5 PMP

<15P

Legend:

- internal conductor

B - bronze conductor;

BS - silver plated bronze conductor;

M - single copper conductor;

ML - single tinned copper conductor;

MP - copper wire (stranded conductor);

MS is a single silver plated copper conductor;

C - silver conductor;

CMC - silver stale copper (bimetallic) conductor;

SML - tinned steel-copper (bimetallic) conductor;

- internal insulation and outer shell B - polyvinyl chloride plastic;

P - polyethylene;

PVP - semi-air polyethylene;

PVC - polyvinyl chloride;

PP - polypropylene;

PES - porous polyethylene;

PTF - semi-air polytetrafluoroethylene;

SPE - solid polyethylene;

SPSS - light-stabilized polyethylene;

F - fluoronol (fluoroplastic of various modifications);

- external conductor

HOUSE - double braid of copper wires;

DOMS - double braid made of silver-plated copper wire;

DOML - double braid of tinned copper wire;

MG - copper corrugated tape, overlapped with overlapping;

MGS - copper corrugated welded tape;

OM - copper wire braid;

OM G - corrugated welded copper sheath;

AML - braid of tinned copper wire;

OMC - braid of silver-plated copper wire;

OS - silver wire braid;

OAT - corrugated aluminum shell;

PMP - poviv from rectangular copper wires;

C - lead sheath;

TA - aluminum tube;

TMS - silver plated copper tube;

MLS - corrugated silver-plated copper tube;

* - in the numerator - the diameter of the wires, in the denominator - the braid density.

Approximate correspondence of some new and old types of cables.

New type

Old type

New type

Old type

RK-50-2-11

RC-119

RK-50-2- 13

RK- 19

RK - 50 - 2 - 21

RKTF - 19

RK - 50 - 3 - 11

RK- 159

RK-50-3- 13

RK-55

RK - 50 - 7 - 11

RK- 147

RK-50-7- 15

RK-47

RK - 50 - 7 - 21

RK TF - 47

RK - 75 - 3 - 11

RK-67

RK- 75-4-11

RK-101

RK-75-4 - 12

RK - 149

RK- 75-4- 15

RK- 1

RK-75-4- 16

RK -49

RK - 75 - 4 - 21

RKTF - 1

RK - 75 - 4 - 22

RKTF - 49

RK - 75 - 7 - 22

RC-120

RK-75-7- 16

RC-20

RK - 75 - 7 - 22

RK- 19

RK- 75-9- 12

RK-3

RK- 75-9- 13

RK- 103

9. Dielectric permeability, dielectric loss tangent

Name of materials

Dielectric constant, 5

The tangent of dielectric loss angle tg (S), x10 ^ 3

bakelite

four

38

cable paper:

- not impregnated

2.3

2.5 - 2.8

- oiled

2.2

3.5 - 3.8

air

one

OS

tree (birch)

2.5

40

quartz glass

3.5

0.35

transformer oil

2.1-2.3

6.5-7.6

natural rubber

2.3 - 2.5

1.0-3.0

paraffin

2.2

0.5-1.0

polyethylene

2.2 - 2.4

0.2

- foam (foamed)

1.5

0.3

- porous (cellular)

1.4

0.3-0.5

polyvinyl

2.8

8.0 - 20.0

polystyrene (block)

2.5

0.3-0.6

polypropylene

2

0.5

polyisobutylene

2.2 - 2.3

0.4 - 0.8

polyethylene terephthalate

3.0 - 4.0

2.0-4.0

polyvinyl chloride plastic

- insulating

3.9-6.1

50.0 - 90.0

- hose

6.4 - 7.5

72

plexiglass

2.7

7

film

- polyamide

6

30.0-100.0

- plasticized cellulose acetate

3.5-4.0

12.0-14.0

rubber

2.4 - 3.0

15.0-18.0

glass

5.0-10.0

0.6-15.0

sleeper

7

0.2

tefpon

2.1

0.2

barium titanate

5000

15

porcelain

five

7.0 - 8.0

fluoronol-4

1.9-2.2

0.2 - 0.3

fluoronol-3

2.5 - 3.0

10.0-25.0

ethyl cellulose

3.5

3.0-10.0

11. Conversion of relations of voltages and powers to decibels and nepers

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

10. Recalculation of the signal level in dB / µV (dB / µV) to voltage

  APPENDIX nomograms, transfer of absolute to relative measurement units, Foreign and domestic transistors

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