Computers, mobile phones, printers, digital cameras, and other modern devices incorporate transmitting and receiving antenna systems necessary for data exchange. These antennas are connected to electronic boards via coaxial cables with high-efficiency shielding up to 6 GHz.
Leveraging their expertise in the design and manufacture of coaxial cables (diameters from 0.20 to 30 mm), RF cables, and connectors, they develop coaxial cables tailored to these applications. Their mastery of extrusion methods and the materials used, such as PTFE, FEP, and Celloflon® (a patented expanded PTFE), allows this French group to offer a high-performance dielectric material capable of withstanding temperatures of +150 °C.
Leveraging their expertise in the design and manufacture of coaxial cables (diameters from 0.20 to 30 mm), RF cables, and connectors, they develop coaxial cables tailored to these applications. Their mastery of extrusion methods and the materials used, such as PTFE, FEP, and Celloflon® (a patented expanded PTFE), allows this French group to offer a high-performance dielectric material capable of withstanding temperatures of +150 °C.
The testing equipment checks the electromagnetic shielding of coaxial cables and their electrical characteristics, ensuring the reliability of transmitted information.
From conductor manufacturing to the assembled patch cord, Axon offers a complete system fully compatible with U-FL, UMP, and MHF connectors, and a production structure adapted for both small production runs, supported by its technical team in France, and large production runs, through its factory in Asia.
