172116

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Coaxial connectors are essential components of almost any electronic transmission system, allowing the efficient transmission of RF signals across multiple channels. The common connector types include a variety of coaxial cables and adapters, such as the SMA, TNC, BNC, and F-type connectors. The most commonly used Anderson Powerpole connectors are also used for higher power applications. In this guide, we’ll explore the field of applications, working principles, and features of the 172116 Connector.

Applications

The 172116 Connector is a mini-coaxial version of the popular SMA connector, designed for use in high-frequency, low-voltage applications. It is ideal for a range of applications in communication systems, automotive, wireless infrastructure, computer networking, and consumer electronics. It offers high frequency performance up to 11 GHz, frequency independent of the mated connector, low dc resistance, and low electromagnetic coupling. Additionally, it features a compact and lightweight design, making it ideal for applications where space is at a premium.

The 172116 also offers excellent environmental resistance, as it is physically compatible with Mil-Spec shock and vibration standards, and is also waterproof up to IP68 standards. This makes it suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including in-vehicle and in-ground installations, and is capable of withstanding harsh conditions, such as temperatures from -55 to +125°C. It is also capable of dissipating up to 4 watts of power over a wide range of frequencies.

Working Principle

The 172116 Connector is a coaxial connector, which means that a center conductor and an outer shield are combined to form a single shielded cable. The inner conductor is constructed from an insulated wire, typically stranded, and the outer shield is typically formed from a fine-mesh braid of metal. The two are combined and sealed with an O-ring. This O-ring is compressed when the connector is mated, creating a tight seal.

The connector is designed to maintain electrical continuity with a low insertion-loss, and to provide a secure connection over a wide frequency range. The inner conductor is designed to ensure a low return loss, while the outer shield is designed to keep the RF signal within the confines of the connector, and to protect against any external interference. In addition, the connector features a locking latch, which prevents the connector from unintentionally being disconnected.

Features

The 172116 Connector is designed with a wide range of features that make it ideal for a variety of applications. It has a pull-proof pin system, which means that the pin can be pulled out without fear of breaking. This pin system also helps to ensure a secure connection between the connector and the mating component. Additionally, the integrated locking latch ensures that the connector will stay put once it has been mated.

The connector is designed to withstand a broad range of temperatures, from -55 to +125°C. It is also waterproof up to IP68 standards, meaning that it is suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor applications, as well as in-vehicle and in-ground installations. In addition, it is capable of dissipating up to 4 watts of power over a wide range of frequencies.

The 172116 Connector has a compact and lightweight design, making it ideal for applications where space is at a premium. Additionally, the connector is designed to maintain excellent electrical continuity, with a low insertion-loss and low return loss. Its frequency-independent mating ensures that the connector can be mated with a wide variety of connectors, regardless of the frequency.

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