1059938-1

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Coaxial connectors (RF) are typically used in applications where signals are transmitted or received through a transmission line. Examples include cellular networks, cable television (CATV), radio broadcasting, and aerospace applications. The purpose of the adapter for these connectors is to convert physical interfaces so that they match the desired application’s signal type, data rate, format, and impedance.

The 1059938-1 Adapter is a coaxial connector designed for use in applications up to 4 GHz. It features push-on and release connections with quick disconnects to make for easy connections and disconnections. The connector is constructed with a precision machined metal housing, dielectric springs, and gold plated contacts. It is also shielded and shielded by an EMI shield to isolate the contact from external electric fields and mechanical shock.

In terms of working principles, the 1059938-1 Adapter is a type of impedance adapter, meaning it can be used to match varying impedance levels found in different applications. Its design enables the adapter to offer low-loss performance in applications operating up to 4 GHz, making it beneficial for high-speed data transfer.

The connector has a number of characteristics that make it suitable for a range of applications. These include:

• A rated dielectric withstanding voltage up to 2 kV
• A high frequency RF power handling capacity up to 50 Watts
• A low insertion loss of 1.4 dB
• A minimum Return Loss of 25 dB
• A low temperature coefficient and VSWR

The 1059938-1 Adapter is a high-quality coaxial connector that is suitable for a range of RF applications. It is manufactured with an advanced two-pin design offering quick disconnect and push-on connectors. It is reliable and offers performance up to 4 GHz, making it suitable for many applications. Its superior shielding and EMI protection also make it ideal for sensitive broadcasting and communications systems.

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