72960

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Coaxial connectors, also known as RF connectors, are widely used in the electronic industry to facilitate the transmission of radio signals. In particular, coaxial connectors are designed to offer seamless connection for shielded cables and minimize the effects of turbulence on electrical signals. The 72960 application field and working principle provides an overview of this type of connector and their related uses.The729060 is a cable connector, commonly found in radio frequency (RF) applications. As the name suggests, it is a ‘concentric connector’ which feature a copper shield, which is wrapped around the innermost conductor. This outer shell helps to protect the signal from electrical interference in the surrounding environment, thereby improving signal transmission quality.In broadcast and telecommunications applications, the 72960 is widely used in the radio spectrum. This type of connector is suitable for transmission of frequencies up to 18 GHz, and is regularly used in applications such as microwaves, high-speed digital data transmission, fiber optics, satellite dishes, microwave radio links and digital radio technology. The 72960 coaxial connector features a precision machined mechanism which allows for reliable, low loss, high frequency performance. It has a robust construction, incorporating a durable and reliable screw-on mounting system, providing tightening of the outer shield to the inner core for improved shielding features.The 72960 works using a combination of three basic principles; The reflection, refraction and absorption of radio-frequency signals. The first principle – Reflection – is arguably the most important. During transmission, the radio signals bounce off the shield, and can move in any direction in the surrounding medium. This helps to reduce or eliminate any reflections which may cause interference in the signal transmission.The second principle – Refraction – refers to the ability of the signal to bend when it is travelling around the connector\'s outer shell. This is effectively the same as ‘bending light’ – when a light beam is observed travelling through a medium or an area that contains an obstruction, such as a corner. Finally, the last principle – Absorption – is the process by which radio frequencies are absorbed by the connector in order to prevent any possible interference from other radio sources.Overall, the 72960 coaxial connector is a versatile, reliable and low-loss solution for radio-frequency transmission. As a part of the Coaxial Connectors family, the 72960 is designed for optimal performance and can be used in a wide range of applications in telecoms and broadcast sectors. With its superior shielding features and precision-machined mechanism, the 72960 provides reliable performance every time.

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