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Abstract

A radiating coaxial high frequency cable includes an inner conductor, insulation surrounding the same, and a tubular outer conductor which is concentric to the inner conductor and arranged over the insulation. The outer conductor includes openings, which are separated from each other and located in sections, which are arranged in uniform succession in the longitudinal direction of the cable. Each section has at least one first opening and the distance between the first openings of two neighboring sections is equivalent to half the wavelength of a first high frequency to be transmitted. To transmit frequencies, characterized by an integer multiple, without trouble, each section has at least a second opening in the outer conductor, whose distance from the first opening is equivalent to a fourth of the wavelength of the first high frequency to be transmitted.

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