1057165-1

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Coaxial connectors are widely used in RF applications, and the 1057165-1 is a typical representative. It is available in a 50 Ohm impedance and is constructed with gold plated brass for reliability.

The 1057165-1 is a two-piece interface that has a male (plug) and female (jack) connector that mate together. The male user has a center-conducting pin and the female user has an insulated internal body wall, which acts as a shield against electromagnetic interference. The stress relief boot provides flexibility and ensures a secure connection. The 1057165-1 connector is designed to have a low insertion and withdrawal force.

The 1057165-1 connector can be used in many different types of RF applications. It is used in military/aerospace operations as an external connect link between antenna systems and transceivers. In consumer applications, it is used for connecting modems and satellite receivers. In industrial applications, it is used for linking instrumentation, Ethernet networks, and telemetry systems.

The working principle of the 1057165-1 is based on three conducting elements: the inner conductor, the outer conductor, and the dielectric material between the two. The inner conductor is typically a braid or a solid wire, and it transmits the signal from the transmitting device to the receiving device. The outer conductor acts as a shield, protecting the inner conductor from interference. The dielectric material separates the inner and outer conductor and is designed to hold the connectors in place.

The 1057165-1 connector is designed to create an electrically continuous connection from the mating surfaces, while maintaining excellent mechanical stability and superior electrical performance. This is achieved through the use of two components—the mating interface and the interface seal. The mating interface is composed of the female body, the center conductor-pin, and the inner conductor. The interface seal is composed of the outer conductor and the dielectric material.

The 1057165-1 uses the same principles of all coaxial connectors. It works by taking an RF signal and using the outer conductor shield to protect it from interference. To ensure optimum RF transmission, the electrical connection must be properly maintained between the center pin and the mating portion. This helps to ensure a good electrical contact between the male and female connectors and prevents RF leakage.

The 1057165-1 is a reliable, rugged, and versatile connector that is used in many RF applications. It has excellent RF transmission performance and is highly resistant to interference. Its simple installation and superior electrical performance make it an ideal choice for use in aerospace, military, and consumer applications.

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