Coaxial cables. Waveguides

This Part 2-26 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for halogen free flame retardant insulation compounds used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard specifies the constructional details and performance requirements for cables for indoor Residential Cabling Systems characterized up to 100 MHz. Cables in this European Standard are based on the common design rules specified in EN 50290-2-1 and are specifically intended for supporting ICT and BCT applications (telephone, computer and TV services) (Published Document (JS))

This Part 2-28 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for filling compounds for filled cables used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

These cables are for installation in indoor Residential Cabling Systems. They are specified up to 1 000 MHz. Their design is based on the requirements of the EN 50290-2-1. They are specifically designed for cabling in residential environment supporting ICT and BCT applications. (Telephone, Computer and TV services). (Published Document (JS))

This Part 2-29 of EN 50290 includes requirements for cross-linked PE insulation compounds used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This Part 2-25 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for polypropylene insulation compounds used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This part 2-23 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for PE insulated compounds used for communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This Part 2-27 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for halogen free flame retardant thermoplastic sheathing compounds used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification covers multi-element cables suitable for connecting instruments and control systems for analogue or digital signal transmission. They may or may not be screened and optionally may incorporate armouring and/or moisture or environmental protection layers. (Published Document (JS))

Part 1-4 of EN 50289 details the test methods to determine the insulation resistance of the finished cables used in analogue and digital communication systems. (Published Document (JS))

The series of part 2 of the European Standard EN 50290 specifies common design rules and construction requirements for materials used for communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard defines outdoor multi-pair/quad cables for use in high bit rate telecommunication networks with their relative definitions and requirements. It covers radially water blocked cables, with an overall screen, with performances up to 60 MHz, to be used in outdoor networks intended to connect the broadband outside plant to the individual customer premises (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification covers unscreened cables, characterised up to 250 MHz, to be used as work area cables to connect a telecommunications outlet to the terminal equipment and for patch cord cables to establish connections on a patch panel as defined in EN 50173. Work area cables may also be used as patch cord cables in any distributor of a generic building wiring system (Published Document (JS))

This Part 4-1 of the European Standard EN 50290 gives the environmental conditions and safety aspects of symmetrical, coaxial and optical cables used for the infrastructure of communication and control networks. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard specifies the constructional details and performances requirements for cables for indoor residential cabling systems characterized up to 100 MHz. Cables in this European Standard are based on the common design rules specified in EN 50290-2-1 and are specifically intended for supporting ICT and BCT applications (telephone, computer and TV services) as specified in EN 50173-4. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard defines outdoor multi-pair/quad cables for use in high bit rate telecommunication networks with their relative definitions and requirements. It covers radially water blocked cables, with an overall screen, with performances up to 60 MHz, to be used in outdoor networks intended to connect the broadband outside plant to the individual customer premises (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard harmonises the standardisation of symmetrical, coaxial and optical cables used for the infrastructure of communication, multimedia and control networks. Most of the cables covered by this European Standard are primarily intended to be used in IT networks. However, they can also be used for other applications with the exception of those which presume a direct connection (Published Document (JS))

This Part 1-3 of EN 50289 details the test methods to verify the dielectric strength of the insulation of the finished cables used in analogue and digital communication systems. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard defines outdoor multi-pair cables for use in high bit rate digital telecommunication networks with their relative definitions and requirements. It covers water tight cables, with an overall screen, for applications up to 10 MHz, to be used in outdoor networks (for example in the subscriber access loop). (Published Document (JS))

This Part 2-30 of EN 50290 gives specific requirements for poly(tetrafluoroethylene-hexafluoropropylene) (FEP) insulation and sheathing used in communication cables. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification covers unscreened cables, characterised up to 250 MHz, to be used in horizontal floor and building backbone wiring as defined in EN 50173. The electrical, mechanical, transmission and environmental performance characteristics of the unscreened cables, related to their reference test methods, are detailed. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard relates to EN 50117-1 and should be read in conjunction with this generic specification. This specification applies to distribution and trunk cables for use in cabled distribution systems operating at temperature between -40 °C and +70 °C 1) and at frequencies between 5 MHz and 1 000 MHz and complying with the requirements of EN 50083. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard relates to EN 50117-1 and should be read in conjunction with this generic specification. This standard applies to single and/or multiple miniaturised coaxial cables used in digital communication systems on the Telecom applications. (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard relates to EN 50117-1 and should be read in conjunction with this generic specification. This specification applies to outdoor drop cables for use in cabled distribution systems operating at temperature between -40 °C and +70 °C 1) and at frequencies between 5 MHz and 1 000 MHz and complying with the requirements of EN 50083. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification relates to EN 50117-1: Generic specification for coaxial cables, and should be read in conjunction with this generic standard. This specification applies to indoor drop cables for use in cabled distribution systems operating at temperature between –40 °C and +70 °C 1) and at frequencies between 5 MHz and 1 000 MHz and complying with the requirements of EN 50083. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification covers screened cables, characterised up to 250 MHz, to be used in horizontal floor and building backbone wiring as defined in EN 50173. The electrical, mechanical, transmission and environmental performance characteristics of the screened cables, related to their reference test methods, are detailed. (Published Document (JS))

This Standard relates to EN 50117-1 and should be read in conjunction with this generic specification.This specification applies to indoor drop cables for use in cabled distribution systems operating at temperature between -40 °C and +70 °C 1) and at frequencies between 5 MHz and 3 000 MHz and complying with the requirements of EN 50083. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification relates to EN 50117-1: Generic specification for coaxial cables, and is to be read in conjunction with this generic standard. This specification applies to coaxial cables for BCT-cabling in accordance with EN 50173 operating at a maximum d.c. voltage of 72 V and a maximum d.c. current of 0,5 A at a temperature range between –20 °C and +60 °C 1) (Published Document (JS))

This European Standard relates to EN 50117-1 and should be read in conjunction with this generic specification. This specification applies to outdoor drop cables for use in cabled distribution systems operating at temperature between -40 °C and +70 °C 1) and at frequencies between 5 MHz and 3 000 MHz and complying with the requirements of EN 50083. (Published Document (JS))

This sectional specification covers screened cables, characterised up to 250 MHz, to be used as work area cables to connect a telecommunications outlet to the terminal equipment and for patch cord cables to establish connections on a patch panel as defined in EN 50173. (Published Document (JS))

This Standard covers coaxial cables for use in analogue and digital systems.This standard should be used in conjunction with EN 50290-1-1.Coaxial cables covered by this standard operate in transverse electromagnetic mode (TEM) and are suitable for use in a wide range of digital and analogue applications including CATV, radio frequency stems, instrumentation, broadcasting. (Published Document (JS))

This standard gives specification for 59 types of cables, construction, electrical tests and mechanical robustness tests, service engineering data. (Published Document (JS))

This standard specifies the general requirements and tests applicable to single-unit coaxial cables for use in cabled distribution systems. (Published Document (JS))