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Proven to exceed Cat6a protocol requirements, our Ethernet cables meet the increasing data demands of mission-critical systems in smaller launch vehicles and satellites. These small, lightweight cables are proven to deliver lower signal attenuation, reduced crosstalk, and improved shielding effectiveness in harsh atmospheric conditions.

Engineered specifically for balanced datalines, our high-speed data cables provide outstanding signal transmission with controlled impedance in small launchers carrying mini-satellites. These durable cables in a low-profile construction ensure lifelong protection and performance in the most severe earth orbit environments so critical systems can continue functioning for mission success.

The 3.1 version of Gore’s sturdy cable bundles is proven to deliver solid signal integrity for high data rate transmission while charging remote devices quickly and easily. We offer a low-mass design that is affordable and ensures the success of every frequent launch and short mission.

Gore offers a portfolio of small, low-mass assemblies in highly flexible coaxial formats with robust connector variants for high-frequency and high-density applications. Our assemblies are proven to operate up to 40 GHz while delivering high-quality signal transmission and low loss in difficult launch and earth orbit environments.

Designed with robust protection, Gore’s wires provide excellent resistance against extreme temperatures, ATOX and harsh chemicals. They’re proven to safely and reliably distribute power with low-frequency signals through the mission duration. We can quickly deliver a qualified, economical solution to meet mission demands and stay on schedule. 

When vital systems demand constant data transmission, Gore’s cables deliver unfailing bi-directional signals at high data rates in harsh launch and orbit environments. We combine high-strength, lightweight materials with LVDS technology and standard hardware protocols to meet the private sector’s time-critical program schedules and tight budgets.