2985-6036

Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial connectors are used to provide a robust, cost-effective connection for various audio, video, and communication applications. Common examples of coaxial connectors include the BNC and the Type N. The 2985-6036 coaxial connector is an incredibly versatile and widely used type of connector and is most commonly used in radio frequency (RF) applications.

Application Field

The 2985-6036 coaxial connector is designed for a wide variety of applications, from industrial, medical and communications to automotive, networking and video and audio. This type of connector is often used to transmit high quality audio, video, or data signals in radio frequency applications. It is especially popular in situations where signal strength, accuracy, and noise reduction are essential.

The 2985-6036 coaxial connector is also widely used in microwave applications due to its ability to deal with the high frequency signal requirements of these applications. In addition, this connector is often used in semiconductor test and measurement circuits, in which the accuracy and repeatability of the measurement are of paramount importance. Furthermore, this type of connector is commonly used in cellular radio, frequency hopping systems, and various antenna applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 2985-6036 coaxial connector is based on the principles of electromagnetism. The connector consists of two concentric conductors, made from copper or another metal, with an insulating material between them. The inner conductor, or pin, is the “positive” terminal, and the outer conductor, or shell, is the “ground” terminal. In order for the connection to work, a signal must be transmitted along the inner conductor and received by the outer conductor. When a signal is applied, electric fields are produced between the two conductors, which act to transfer the signal from one conductor to the other.

The 2985-6036 coaxial connectors feature a unique design that isolates the center conductor from the outer conductor, creating a uniform insulation and very low signal loss. It also has very low crosstalk and excellent impedance matching, which provides reliable signal transfer. Furthermore, its high bandwidth makes it ideal for use in digital data transmission applications.

The most important characteristic of the 2985-6036 coaxial connectors is that the connection is extremely robust and reliable. The concentric nature of the conductors results in a tightly sealed connection that ensures a secure and reliable connection. This makes the 2985-6036 coaxial connector an excellent choice for mission-critical applications that require a robust connection.