Refractive Index of Coaxial Cable

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Anyone know the refractive index of a standard coaxial cable and have a traceable source?
 
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Benjamin Irwin said:
Anyone know the refractive index of a standard coaxial cable and have a traceable source?
It's the reciprocal of the propagation constant, which is usually listed in the data sheet for the cable.
Or equivalently: {speed-of-light-in-vacuum} / {propagation-velocity-in-the-cable}.

See: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/refractive index
 
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Benjamin Irwin said:
a traceable source
That would be the spec sheet of the cable you want to use.
 
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