272101 Connectors, Interconnects

Coaxial Connectors (RF) are widely used in various applications. The 272101 connector is one of the most common coaxial connectors, and is used for radiating and receiving microwave signals in various RF circuits.

Application Field

The 272101 connection is mostly used in radio communication systems around the world. It is a standard type of coaxial connection technology that is used to transmit radio frequency signals with a high level of accuracy and performance. It is most commonly found as a connector for wireless communication equipment, such as base stations, radios, cellular phones, amplifiers, antennas, and the like. This type of connection is also suitable for any application where reliable RF signal transmission is required, including home satellite systems, two-way radios, and others.

Working Principle and Characteristics

The 272101 connection is based on the principle of a coaxial cable. It is a type of cable in which inner and outer conductor parts are arranged in concentric circles. The purpose of this design is to reduce crosstalk between the inner and outer conductors. The inner conductor is made of a low-loss dielectric material, such as cable-grade PVC, PE, or rubber. The cable is then sheathed with a semi-conducting plastic that helps protect the signal from interference.

The 272101 connector is a 75 ohm, snap-on RF connector that operates at frequencies from 1 GHz to 8 GHz. It has a typical insertion loss of 0.2 dB and return loss of greater than 25 dB. The connector is resistant to moisture, weather, and high temperatures. It is also very durable, with a long-term stability of 1 ppm/year (temperature stability of 2ppm/year).

In conclusion, the 272101 connection is an ideal choice for a number of different applications and systems. It offers the highest levels of performance and accuracy, while being easy to install and maintain. It is also very reliable and resistant to corrosion and other environmental factors.