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Times Microwave

Times Microwave was organized and established in 1948 as the Times Wire and Cable Company. The company is an engineering-oriented entity specializing in the design, research, and manufacture of high-performance flexible and semi-rigid coaxial cable, connectors, and cable assemblies to be used for RF transmission from HF through microwave frequencies.

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The Times Microwave expertise and experience that provided cable solutions for the demanding requirements of airborne electronic warfare systems and pioneered the way in the development and production of low-smoke cables for shipboard applications is now providing high-performance cables to meet the needs of the wireless communications market.

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The innovative LMR product line from Times Microwave provides a better option to corrugated copper cables used with antenna feeders and system interconnects. Compared to corrugated copper cables, LMR cables possess better flexibility, resistance to kinking and twisting, comparable attenuation, and much easier connector attachment at a lower price.

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The work performed at Times Microwave in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s became the basis for today’s high-performance coaxial cables. Times Microwave led the way in the development of closed-cell, low-loss polyethylene foam dielectric and low-loss taped PTFE dielectric coaxial cables and wiring. Through a complete understanding of transmission line theory and manufacturing processes, the company was the first to offer cables with reduced periodicity and impedance-matched interfaces, which resulted in the first transmission lines with low VSWR over broadband frequency ranges up to 40 GHz.