5M TV Antenna Cable Pal to Pal

Introduction

PAL is a television system used in many parts of the world, particularly in Europe, Australia, and some Asian countries. It stands for "Phase Alternating Line" and is an analogue TV transmission format that uses 625 lines of resolution and a refresh rate of 50 Hz.

A PAL TV antenna is simply an antenna designed to receive television signals transmitted in the PAL format. It is typically used to receive free-to-air TV channels that are broadcast over the airwaves rather than via cable or satellite. PAL TV antennas can come in various shapes and sizes, from small indoor antennas to larger outdoor antennas mounted on rooftops.

Specifications

Connector type: The cable has male PAL connector on both end

Cable type: The cable is typically a coaxial cable, which consists of a centre conductor, a dielectric insulator, a braided shield, and an outer jacket.

Cable length: The cable length may vary depending on the application and the distance between the TV antenna and the TV set.

Impedance: The cable's impedance is typically 75 ohms, which is the standard impedance for TV signals.

Shielding: The cable has double shielding to minimize interference and signal loss. This can include a braided shield, a foil shield, and/or a metal connector shell.

Frequency range: The cable's frequency range will depend on the frequency range of the TV signals in your area. PAL TV signals typically use a frequency range of 174-230 MHz for VHF channels and 470-862 MHz for UHF channels.