1050805-1

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Coaxial connectors (RF) are connectors that are designed to transfer radio frequency (RF) signals. The 1050805-1 is a variant of the standard coaxial connector and is typically used for applications involving low-voltage and low-power RF signals, such as antenna connections and cable interconnections. It consists of two parts: an outer metallic cylinder and an inner coaxial pin.

The outer metallic cylinder, or the jacket, of a 1050805-1 connector is a hollow tube, typically made from brass, stainless steel, or anodized aluminum. The jacket serves several purposes, including providing a shielded environment for the inner pin and preventing the entry of moisture.

The inner pin of a 1050805-1 connector is a cylindrical pin, typically made of copper or aluminum and insulated with polyethylene. At one end of the pin is a male contact, which is designed to securely engage with a female contact, such as an antenna jack or cable socket. The pin also has a threaded portion to enable it to be secured in place.

When the two parts of a 1050805-1 connector are mated, an RF signal can be transmitted from the male contact to the female contact. The outer jacket helps to enclose and protect the inner pin from environmental influences, such as moisture and dust, that can interfere with the transmission of the signal.

Most 1050805-1 connectors have an adapter design, which means that the RF signals are transmitted through a series of adapters that are connected together. The adapters may consist of coaxial cables, tapers, splitters, and other components. These adapters improve the frequency response, phasing, and isolation of the RF signal.

The 1050805-1 application field and working principle is applicable in a wide range of applications, such as connecting antennas and cable interconnections. Its low-voltage and low-power capabilities make it suitable for use in many RF systems, including mobile communications, broadcasting, automotive, and medical devices. As with any RF connector, it is important to ensure that the connectors are properly mated and connected in order to minimize signal loss.

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