The use temperature should be high: not only limited to tens of degrees such as PE, PVC, ordinary rubber, and insulating paper, but also required to reach 100 ℃, 150 ℃, 200 ℃, 250 ℃, or even higher temperature resistance grade.
The frequency of use should be high: not only for power frequency and carrier frequency, but for high frequency and frequency, up to decimeter wave, millimeter wave, and even 40G, 60G and other high-speed cable applications
Environmental resistance: can withstand various harsh environments, such as high and low temperature, various weather conditions, radiation resistance, etc.
High flame retardant: the lowest flame retardant standard is VW-1
Aging resistance: Compared with the PVC and PE materials used in conventional cables, it has a long service life and high reliability
Miniaturization: miniaturization, light weight, not occupying space, and reducing weight. This is particularly important in aerospace. The reason why fluorine-containing plastic insulated wires and cables are called fluorine plastics is one of the important and wide-ranging application fields because of fluorine Plastics meet the above requirements in different aspects and to varying degrees.