135-3303-001 Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) provide a reliable connection between two cables and have become the preferred connection for a wide variety of applications. Their electrical characteristics, such as impedance and frequency, make them ideal for use in high frequency and high power applications. The 135-3303-001 coaxial connector is a widely used connector due to its versatile nature and compatibility with a variety of RF applications.

The 135-3303-001 coaxial connector is a three-piece design. It consists of a male and female connector and a crimping ferrule. The male connector has a central conducting pin that makes contact with the center conductor of a coaxial cable and a compressible ring which seals the two connectors. The female connector has a contact plate that makes contact with the outer diameter of a coaxial cable and a ferrule which secures the connector to the cable. The crimping ferrule is used to secure the cable sheath to the outer circumference of the connector.

The 135-3303-001 coaxial connector is rated for DC-18 GHz applications and can handle up to 200W of power. It is commonly used in CATV, telecommunications, satellite communications, and commercial microwave Dish systems. It is also suitable for use in RF instrumentation, remote control, and long range outdoor applications. Furthermore, it is well suited for applications requiring weatherproofing and a high temperature range of -65°C to +200°C.

The 135-3303-001 coaxial connector offers excellent electrical properties, such as low insertion loss and high return loss. It is also highly compatible with a variety of cables, such as LMR-400, RG-8/U, and RG-8X. Additionally, its gold-plated surface ensures a superior level of corrosion resistance and weatherproofing.

The working principle of the 135-3303-001 coaxial connector is simple. The center conductor of the cable is inserted into the male connector and secured with the compressible ring. The cable sheath is secured to the outer circumference of the connector with the crimping ferrule. The female connector is then threaded onto the male connector and secured with the ferrule. This ensures a low-impedance connection and facilitates the transmission of signals.

The 135-3303-001 coaxial connector is a versatile and reliable option for a variety of RF applications. Its excellent electrical properties, weatherproofing, and compatibility with a variety of cables make it ideal for use in CATV, telecommunications, satellite communications, and commercial microwave Dish systems. Furthermore, its simplicity of assembly and low-impedance connection make it suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor applications.

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