3840-93

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Style:	BNC
Connector Type:	Plug, Male Pin
Frequency - Max:	500MHz
Impedance:	93 Ohms
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging, Cap
Body Finish:	--
Contact Material:	Brass
Contact Finish:	Gold
Features:	Chain
Body Material:	Brass
Dielectric Material:	Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Terminators

The 3840-93 application field and working principle is an important part of the overall structure of coaxial RF (Radio Frequency) connectors and terminators. In general, RF coaxial connectors allow the transmission of radio signals from the source to the receiving end of an RF device, and terminators are the mechanism that provide impedance matching between the source and the receiving end of the device.A 3840-93 application field and working principle typically consists of an outer jacket composed of a flexible dielectric material, an inner conductor which is usually copper or brass, a center pin and other features such as spacers, an insulator and mounting hardware. The outer jacket is typically made from soft rubber or plastic and provides the insulation and protection from the elements. This insulation material also serves to maintain the impedance required for successful transmission of the radio signals that the connector system is designed to handle.The inner conductor is typically made of copper or brass, and provides the electrical contact with the receiving end of the device. This conductor is a key component in the transmission of radio signals and needs to be of a size and shape that can effectively make a secure connection with the receiving end. The center pin of the 3840-93 connector is usually smaller in diameter than the outer conductor and provides the electrical connection to the link.The center pin of the 3840-93 connector is designed in such a way that it is adjustable and is typically spring-loaded. This means that the pin can be adjusted to provide the best electrical connection between the source and the receiver. The spring-loading also reduces electrical resistance within the link, which is important for a successful transmission of the radio signals.The other features of the 3840-93 application field and working principle are the spacer, the insulator and any mounting hardware that may be required. The spacer is typically a piece of soft material, such as rubber, which is placed between the center pin and the outer conductor in order to provide a secure and stable connection between the two components. The insulator is used to prevent any electrical short circuits that may occur during the conduction of the signals.Finally, the mounting hardware is used to secure the 3840-93 application field and working principle to the device or equipment. This hardware typically consists of bolts, nuts, washers and retainer clips. This hardware is often used to provide a secure and tight attachment between the connector and the device, and also helps to maintain the impedance required for successful signal transmission.Overall, the 3840-93 application field and working principle is an important part of the structure of the connector system for radio frequency devices. It provides the necessary insulation and impedance required for successful signal transmission, while also providing the connection components that enable the connection between the source and the receiving end. With the right design, the 3840-93 connector system can provide a reliable and strong connection that is capable of transmitting the radio signals necessary for the effective functioning of the device.

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