112515

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) are used as a means of linking and transferring signals between electronic devices. One such type is the 112515 connector, which is a type of high frequency contact, due to its capabilities of handling radio frequencies with in the range of 30MHz to 2GHz.

The connector is a two part unit, comprised of an inner cylindrical pin and outer shell surrounding it, these being held together by a metal sleeve. It is an 85 degree double angle design, and due to it having double connections, it is ideal for digitally transmitting signals.

The 112515 connector is used in applications where signal amplification is required whilst maintaining high levels of conductivity. It typically works in applications such as signal transceivers, aviation systems, radio telecommunication, military equipment, security monitoring, and base stations.

The 112515 connector has a working principle based on the ‘reflectionless design’, which means it can operate from a frequency of 30Mhz all the way up to 3GHz, whilst maintaining a low level of reflection. This is thanks to its design, as the inner core and outer shell creation of the connector allows for a broadband connection, ensuring that there is a signal continuity between two devices, so a reliable data exchange can take place.

The connector is also designed with a rotating body which is used to control and make sure that the two devices are securely linked together, and also said to be resistant to harsh weather and water damage.

Overall, the 112515 connector is an excellent choice in terms of many applications requiring rates of signal-capable data exchange in the 30MHz to 2GHz frequency rate. The reflectionless design and quick connection capabilities make this type of connector an ideal choice, however it should be noted that it is not suited for external setup on which it would be prone to external damage or interference from elements such as weather or EMF.

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