134004-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) have been in use since the early days of radio technology and are widely used today in broadcast television, satellite communications systems, and other fields. These connectors have been designed specifically for efficient transmission of radio frequency (RF) signals. In this article, we will discuss in detail the 134004-1 application field and working principle of a coaxial connector.

The 134004-1 series is a standard type of RF coaxial connector. It is manufactured using a metal body construction that is highly corrosion-resistant. The connector contacts are plated with high-grade gold or silver for superior electrical conductivity. The coaxial connection offers efficient signal transfer, with minimal signal loss and noise.

In terms of its physical dimensions, the 134004-1 series has a two-piece body, with a male-threaded barrel body and nut. The length of the male barrel body is typically 3.2” (81.2 mm) and the diameter is typically 0.406” (10.3 mm). The nut is also typically 3.2” (81.2 mm) in length with a maximum diameter of 0.5” (12.7 mm).

The connector has two sets of contacts, one in the male barrel, and one in the female nut. The contacts in the male barrel body are male-threaded and the contacts in the female nut are female-threaded. Each contact is gold or silver-plated and has a single-slot contact for its wire. The contact is designed with a centerline extension to prevent electrical arcing, thus making it ideal for high-voltage use.

The 134004-1 series is commonly used in high-frequency applications in broadcast television, satellite communications systems, and other fields. It is also highly resistant to corrosion and dust, so it can be used in outdoor environments. The connector features a 360° mechanical seal and a robust electrical connection, so it can handle extreme shock and vibration.

The connector’s working principle is relatively simple. When the two pieces of the connector are mated, the male threads on the inner part of the male barrel body fit into the female threads on the outer part of the female nut. This creates a secure, water-tight seal and a robust electrical connection. The connector is then able to transmit RF signals without any significant signal losses.

In summary, the 134004-1 series is a standard type of RF coaxial connector. It is corrosion-resistant and features a secure, water-tight seal and a robust electrical connection. The connector is ideally suited for high-voltage applications in broadcast television, satellite communications systems, and other fields, as it can handle extreme shock and vibration. Furthermore, its simple working principle enables efficient transmission of RF signals with minimal signal loss and noise.

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