1-1337445-0

Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial connectors (RF connectors) are the best choice for installations with longer cable lengths for signals up to 6GHz. They are commonly used for applications in the broadcasting, broadcasting, communication, aerospace, medical, amateur radio and satellite communication fields. Designed to transfer high frequency signals, these connectors are constructed with dielectric cores of different materials, such as PTFE or PCTFE to reduce signal loss and to maximise signal performance.

The 1-1337445-0 is a general-purpose 50 ohm RF coaxial connector, designed primarily for work involving radio communications and other RF frequencies. It uses a dual contact crimp type construction and employs a precision screw-on clamping method for a secure connection. It is designed to accept multiple entry angles, providing flexibility for a variety of unique situations. This type of coaxial connector can be used for a variety of both frequency and power applications and is particularly well suited for use in applications that require impedance matching.

The 1-1337445-0 provides excellent performance, due to its dual contact crimp type design. It features two contacts, which both contact the centre pin in the sleeve. This provides excellent contact reliability and stability. The use of the precision screw-on clamping method increases contact force and eliminates the possibility of ground loop interference. The screw-clamp method has also been optimized for fast insertion and removal.

The 1-1337445-0 can be used in a wide range of frequency and power applications, from low power RF (1-6GHz) to medium power RF (7-12GHz). In addition, it can be used in a variety of environmental conditions, including outdoor and indoor applications. Due to its high level of performance, the 1-1337445-0 is suitable for use in many different industries including telecommunications, aerospace, broadcasting, and military.

The 1-1337445-0 works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. This principle states that when two conductors with different charges come into contact, an induction current is produced. The introduction of the centre pin to the two contacts creates an electromagnetic field, which induces an electrical current in the centre pin. The current is then transmitted to the external terminals by means of the two points of contact.

The 1-1337445-0 is ideal for radio communications, satellite communications, and other radio frequency applications. Its design makes it robust and reliable and offers flexibility for a wide range of frequencies and powers. Its dual contact crimp type construction and precision screw-on clamping method maximize signal performance while reducing signal loss. The reliable electromagnetic induction principle and the flexibility it provides make the 1-1337445-0 an excellent choice for any RF application.