5413969-2

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Coaxial connectors, also known as RF (radio frequency) connectors, are used for radio frequencies over a short distance. A coaxial connector consists of two concentric cylinders: an outer cylinder (the shield) and an inner cylinder (the center pin), connected by a mesh made of wire or plastic. The connectors provide a method for attaching one piece of electronic equipment to another. The 5413969-2 coaxial connector is a low-noise, 50 Ohm coaxial connector used in applications such as test equipment, instrumentation, antenna assemblies, and oscilloscopes.

The 5413969-2 coaxial connector is designed for optimum performance in applications ranging from DC up to 6GHz. It features an outer shell of gold-plated brass and a center pin with gold-plated beryllium-copper for superior electrical and mechanical characteristics. The connector also features an internal gasket to provide a reliable seal in most applications. The gasket is made of silicone rubber that is designed to provide excellent resistance to temperatures from -30° to +200°C. The connector also features a crimp or solder termination type, allowing for flexible installation options.

Applications for 5413969-2 connectors may include telecommunication, computer networking, CATV, broadcasting, test and measurement, aerospace, and automotive. In most applications, the connector is used for transmission of radio frequency signals in 50 Ohm impedance circuits. It is also used in audio, data, and signal transmission, along with video transmission.

The 5413969-2 coaxial connector is also designed to provide a high degree of signal isolation, allowing it to be used in applications where signal leakage is a concern. The design of the connector and the materials used allow for a greater degree of shielding than other types of RF connectors. The connectors’ superior shield performance ensures that any noise created during transmission is suppressed.

The working principle of the 5413969-2 coaxial connector is relatively simple. The center conductor facilitates the transmission of electrical signals, while the outer conductor acts as a shield, helping to reduce signal interference. The insulation material between the two conductors helps to reduce the risk of electrical short circuits. The connector is designed and constructed so that the pathways for both the signal and the shield are separate and isolated from each other, helping to reduce the risk of interference and signal loss.

The 5413969-2 coaxial connector is an excellent choice for demanding environments and applications, where signal integrity and noise reduction are important. The connector’s superior shield performance, low-noise characteristics, and isolation capabilities make it an ideal solution for a variety of applications. Its reliable construction and sealing capabilities also make it suitable for use in harsh environments.

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