172215

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) have become an integral part of the electronics industry, providing a reliable and efficient way to connect electrical components, such as coaxial cables, adapters, and terminations. Now, the 172215 application field and working principle is a relatively new member of the Coaxial Connectors family.

The 172215 is a coaxial connector with a unique design, which combines the functions of both a jumper cable and an RF connector. It is designed for high impedance applications, such as signal transmission or broadcasting, and is capable of handling signals with frequencies up to 6 GHz.

The unique design of the 172215 is the result of an innovative design process, which places two separate silver contact points within a single housing. Each contact point is designed to be externally connected, allowing for a wide range of applications. Additionally, this design also reduces the number of wires that are needed to be connected, which further increases the efficiency of the connector.

The working principle of the 172215 is based on the principles of electromagnetic induction. The contact points are designed to feed in electrical current between the two contact points. This current will induce a magnetic field, which will then become the transmission signal. The signal will then be transmitted within the connector, and into the attached component.

The 172215 is an invaluable asset for the electronics industry, providing a reliable and efficient way to link components, and transmit signals. As the electronics industry evolves, this connector is likely to remain one of the most sought after pieces of equipment.

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