5414373-1

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Coaxial connectors, also known as RF connectors, refer to the type of electrical connectors using one conductor instead of several, to ensure maximum signal quality. The 5414373-1 is a popular coaxial connector in the market.

This connector is designed to facilitate a wide range of applications that require high frequencies, in both indoor and outdoor conditions. It is equipped with features such as high dielectric strength, low insertion loss, excellent electrical performance, and reliable shielding. To ensure maximum shielding, it features a solid brass inner body, a dielectric, and an aluminum outer shield.

The 5414373-1 mainly finds use in the telecommunications industry for its 100GHz operation. Due to its high frequency operation, this connector prevents distortion, attenuation, and interference associated with data transmission over high frequencies. It is also used in applications such as multiplexers, satellite systems, cellular and PCS frequencies, and high speed digital networks.

In addition to telecommunications, the 5414373-1 is used in a variety of other applications, such as radio frequency (RF) and microwave amplifiers, base stations, antenna systems, and more. It is also suitable for connecting low and high data transmission rates, and can survive in harsh environmental conditions. Moreover, the connectors are compatible with a number of cable sizes, so they are perfect for various application needs.

The 5414373-1 is implemented with a variety of assembly means, for example, it can be crimped, soldered, or pressed on. Thanks to its universal design, it fits into a wide selection of enclosures, panels, and rack assemblies for custom installations. Additionally, the connector features low loss, low PIM, and a wide dynamic range to meet customer demands.

The 5414373-1 features a simple working principle. It is equipped with two primary components – a central metal conductor and a dielectric. These two components are responsible for passing signals from one end to another, while keeping out signals from the outside. The dielectric, also known as the insulator, is surrounded by a layer of aluminum, which provides mechanical protection and retard electromechanical noise.

Finally, the 5414373-1 is provided with a locking mechanism that helps snap and lock the two sections together. It also features a high resistance to corrosion, which makes it perfect for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications. The connector is designed for ruggedness and reliability, and is suitable for the demands of power transmission in demanding environments.

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