135-3701-311

Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial Connectors (RF) are a type of connector commonly used in the radio frequency (RF) fields, intended to provide electrical connection between radio frequency (RF) signal cables and equipment. 135-3701-311 is one type of coaxial connector.

Application Field

135-3701-311 Coaxial Connector is most often used in RF applications, such as coaxial cables for satellite TV, broadcast TV, radio antennas, satellite dish etc. It is also used in communication, audio, RF signal transmission, car audio and automotive applications, home theater systems, among others.

Working Principle

135-3701-311 Coaxial Connectors (RF) are designed to provide electrical connection of amplifiers with low signal loss at high frequencies. It uses a central pin and an outer conducting shield with a dielectric insulator between them to isolate the signal from the shield and to allow optimal signal transfer. The central pin is usually a small metal rod which is surrounded by the dielectric insulator, and the outer conducting shield is usually made of brass or copper.

The central pin of the 135-3701-311 Coaxial Connector is connected to the signal source, and the outer conducting shield is connected to the signal receiver. The dielectric insulator ensures that the signal to the receiver is isolated from the signal source, thus achieving low signal loss. The135-3701-311 Coaxial Connector has a threaded or crimped barrel which helps to keep the center pin securely in place and helps to prevent unwanted RF leakage.

The 135-3701-311 Coaxial Connector is widely used in the RF industry due to its small size, low cost, low signal loss, and its ability to handle high frequency signals. It is an efficient and reliable way of connecting amplifiers to their RF sources in many different applications.