132236

Coaxial Connectors (RF) are a type of highly reliable, passive signal transmission components. They are used to connect devices to ensure reliable transmission of electrical signals, including standard TV signals, digital signals, and radio signals. The 132236 series is a series of high frequency coaxial connectors used in many applications such as data transmission and radio frequency reception.

The 132236 series connectors are made of brass, stainless steel and grounding contacts, and feature high density, low impedance, and maximum signal integrity. These connectors are part of the standard SMA family for cable-to-board and cable-to-cable connections. The contact includes a center pin connected to the outer sleeve and is divided by a dielectric, providing the highest performance.

The main application fields for 132236 coaxial connectors include RF/microwave communication, broadcasting applications, mobile/landline communications, military and aerospace, auto and shipboard communication, navigation and mobile communication. The center conductor is suitable for application in the 0-18 GHz frequency range, and is compatible with a wide variety of cables, such as 5 GHz semi-rigid cable, 7/16 DIN cable, and 2.5mm TRIAX cables.

The 132236 coaxial connectors come with different types of interference protection. The threaded contact and bayonet locking system are two of the most common types. The fully shielded contact offers full faraday cage protection, while the snap-on locking system offers effective interference protection with minimal installation time. Both systems feature a 360-degree shielding that ensures shielding even in adverse conditions.

The working principle of 132236 coaxial connectors is the same of other types of connectors with the same purpose. The main goal of the connector is to provide an electrical interface between two components with impedance matching. The center conductor is inserted in a cylindrical housing which is filled with dielectric material, ensuring that the interface is as efficient as possible.

The dielectric provides electrical insulation between the center conductor and the outer shield. The outer shield is connected to ground plane and shielding, providing an additional layer of protection against interference. The outer shell also provides mechanical stability to the connection. The metallic casing helps protect the connector from damage as well.

132236 coaxial connectors offer high performance, reliability, and easy assembly for many applications. They are suitable for high frequency applications, and are highly compatible with a variety of cables. They also come with different protection mechanisms, making them suitable for different environments.