50107-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Contacts

50107-1 Application Field and Working Principle

When it comes to precision interconnects, coaxial connectors have a significant role to play. These sturdy and reliable units are essentially composed of a metallic contact and a coaxial cable, and they are used to provide secure, reliable connections between different electronic elements – from audio/video systems to satellite broadcasting and digital photography. In this article, we will focus on 50107-1 coaxial connectors, a type of RF connector specifically designed for applications that require higher power and durability.

50107-1 RF connectors are most commonly used for high quality audio systems, as they can reduce signal interference and distortion compared to standard RF connectors. They feature a 50 ohm standard impedance, making them ideal for digital signals, plus an operating bandwidth of up to 4 GHz – more than twice the range of standard RF connectors. These connectors are also designed for use in a wide variety of environments, including high-vibration environments and hazardous areas.

The 50107-1 connector features a 2-part coupling system, which is made up of a male and female sleeve. The male sleeve is inserted into the female sleeve and secured with a locking collar and nut. This system provides excellent mechanical and electrical reliability while allowing for easy re-use in multiple applications. The connector also features a two-contact system with a solid pin and sleeve contact, ensuring a lower resonant impedance and lower insertion loss for optimal signal performance. Additionally, the contact pin has self-cleaning mechanical properties, making it resistant to dust accumulation and highly reliable in long-term performance.

50107-1 coaxial connectors are available in right angle (RA) and straight (ST) versions, although the RA version is most common for audio/video applications. The ST version is available in two lengths – 0.584" and 1.14" – and can be specified with either a metal shell or a non-metallic jacket. Both versions have pin diameters of 0.029"; however, the short version also features a wire size of 32 AWG, while the long version has a wire size of 20 AWG.

In summary, 50107-1 RF coaxial connectors offer superior performance in any application that requires reliable and consistent signal transmission. The 2-part coupling system provides high reliability and allows for easy re-use in multiple applications, while the self-cleaning contact pin ensures a low insertion loss and a low resonant impedance for optimal signal performance. Also, with a wide selection of designs available in either RA or ST versions, you’re sure to find the perfect connector for your needs.

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