142126

Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial connectors, often referred to as RF connectors, are components that are used to join two pieces of coaxial cable together. As with other connectors, coaxial connectors have varied abilities to perform their function based on their application areas and their working principles. The 142126 coaxial connector, manufactured by LEMO, is designed to help with radio frequency and data transmissions in a range of industries. This article will explore the 142126 connector, its application field and working principles.

Types of 142126 Connector

The 142126 connector is a hermaphrodite push-pull connector with a 50 ohm impedance. This type of connector is used mainly in the radio frequency and communication industries. It consists of an inner sleeve which is made of PTFE, and a 4-lead body. The inner sleeve is made to be electrically, thermally and mechanically resilient in order to protect the wiring, and the 4-lead body is made to help with the transmission of power between the two sides of the coaxial cable.

Application Field

The 142126 connector is mainly used in the radio frequency and communication industries. It is highly suitable for applications where high frequency signals and data are transmitted over long distances. For example, this type of connector is used in the telecommunications industry for radio frequency (RF) transmissions, and in the automotive industry for power and data transmission. Additionally, the 142126 connector is widely used in the aerospace and defense industries, as well as in medical imaging and other industries that require the transmission of high-frequency signals or data.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 142126 connector is based on the concept of impedance matching. Impedance matching is the process of adjusting the transmission line network to match the impedance of the source and the load, so that the power transfer between the two is optimized. The 142126 connector is designed to help reduce mismatch losses by minimizing the reflections that occur when high-frequency signals are transmitted over long distances. It does this by providing an impedance matched path for the signal to travel along, thus ensuring optimal power transfer.

Conclusion

The 142126 connector is a hermaphrodite push-pull connector that is used mainly in the radio frequency and communication industries. It is designed to help with the transmission of high-frequency signals and data over long distances by providing an impedance matched path for the signal to travel along. The 142126 connector is highly suitable for applications where high frequency signals and data are transmitted over long distances. This makes it an ideal solution for a range of industries, such as the telecommunications, automotive, aerospace and defense, and medical imaging industries.