RF CONNECTOR

RF connector MCX

MCX connectors use a snap-on interface and usually have a 50 ohm impedance. It offers broadband capability from DC to 6 GHz. They have the same inner contact and insulator dimensions as the SMB connector but are 30% smaller. Miniature snap-on connectors which offer an excellent blend of size, weight, durability, and performance for applications such as GPS, wireless communication, testing, and mea
RF connector N

N connectors have a threaded coupling interface to ensure that it mates correctly. It is available in either 50 ohm or 75 ohm versions. These two versions have subtle mechanical differences that do not allow the two types to mate. This series of connectors follows the MIL-C-39012. The standard versions are specified for operation up to 11 GHz. The connectors are able to withstand relatively high p
RF connector SSMA

SSMA connectors are micro miniature in size with high precision and high reliability, and are suitable where space is limited. The electrical characteristics allow for very low VSWR and have a theoretical capability to operate from DC to 30GHz. They are available for a variety of flexible and semi-rigid cables, and can be mounted directly to the printed circuit board, hand soldered, or crimped to
RF connector SMB

SMB connectors feature a quick connect/disconnect snap-on coupling and are available either in 50 ohm or 75 ohm impedances. It offers excellent electrical performance from DC to 4 GHz. This series of connectors conforms to MIL-C-39012. This version is smaller than SMA connectors. They are used for inter board or assembly connections within equipment
RF connector SMC

SMC connectors provide a good combination of small size and performance and are available in 50 ohm or 75 ohm impedances. It offers excellent electrical performance from DC to 11 GHz. This version is similar to the SMB connector, but it uses a threaded coupling interface rather than the snap-on connection. The threaded coupling mechanism permits a vibration-proof connection which is ideal for semi
RF connector QSMA

QSMA connector is a new connector interface for coaxial cables with push-on and self-locking coupling mechanism. This coupling mechanism provides fast push-on, safe, and reliability. The connector has a 50 ohm impedance. It works up 18 GHz and offers optimal electrical performance from DC to 6 GHz. It can be used to replace SMA connectors within certain frequency ranges. QSMA connectors are widely
RF connector BNC

BNC connectors have a bayonet-lock interface. It exists in 50 and 75 ohm versions. Typically, they are specified for use at frequencies up to 4 and 2 GHz, respectively. BNC connectors are the most prevalent in computer networks, audio, video, data processing, and telecommunications equipment because of their size and relatively low installed cost.
RF connector TNC

TNC connectors are very similar to the BNC connector. The main difference is that it has a screw fitting instead of the bayonet one. Most TNC connectors are specified to 11 GHz, and some may be able to operate to 18 GHz. Chosen for their durability and reliability, TNC connectors are widely used in the cellular/mobile communication industry for equipment cabling and antenna interfaces.
RF connector L29

L29 connectors are a screw coupling unit designed specifically to handle high power while suppressing inter-modulation products. The connector is most widely used in communication systems such as mobile phone base stations and radio transceivers.
RF Connectors BNC

BNC connectors have a bayonet-lock interface. It exists in 50 and 75 ohm versions. Typically, they are specified for use at frequencies up to 4 and 2 GHz, respectively. BNC connectors are the most prevalent in computer networks, audio, video, data processing, and telecommunications equipment because of their size and relatively low installed cost.

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