RG56 manufacturers tell you that the advantage of coaxial cable is that it can support high-bandwidth communication on relatively long lines without repeaters. The following will take you to understand the historical development of coaxial cable.

The development of coaxial cable is mainly divided into four generations: RG56 manufacturers tell you that the first generation started to use polyethylene material as a solid core insulating medium in the mid-19th century; the second generation used chemical foamed PE material as an insulating medium; the third generation It is a lotus core longitudinal hole PE material as an insulating medium; the fourth generation uses a physical foaming PE material as an insulating medium. RG56 manufacturers tell you that coaxial cables can be divided into: leaky coaxial cables, multi-core coaxial cables, thinned coaxial cables, and composite coaxial cables according to their structure.
The coaxial cable industry has experienced a series of changes so far. RG56 manufacturers tell you that since the global electronics industry entered a peak period in 2000, as a part of the electronics industry, the coaxial cable market scale has also reached a historical peak. In the following three years, as the global economic growth rate entered a trough, the coaxial cable industry also entered a downturn as downstream demand shrank, and it was not until the second half of 2003 that there were signs of recovery. Since 2004, the global coaxial cable industry has entered a new round of growth. RG56 manufacturers tell you that with the continuous expansion of mobile communication signal coverage, the expansion of the number of base stations, and the continuous improvement of mobile signal requirements in transportation, energy, medical and other fields, the market development prospects of the global RF coaxial cable industry are still optimistic.