Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial connectors, also known as RF or radio frequency connectors, are precision electrical connectors used to transmit higher frequency signals in communications and broadcasting. The 564M2595 is a common type coaxial connector, designed to cover the frequency range of 1.5 to 18 gigahertz (GHz). This connector has a variety of conventional applications, including cell phone antennas, RF transmitters, radio receivers, satellite receivers, Wi-Fi routers, cellular base stations, and television broadcast antennas. It is a versatile connector type, offering reliable performance for a range of applications, from the most sensitive data transmission systems to the most extreme weather conditions.

Application Fields

The 564M2595 is categorized as a microwave-range RF coaxial connector. It is popularly used in cell phone antenna systems, as well as in other forms of broadcast, military, and satellite communications. Its range of applications is vast — from extremely sensitive communications and data transmission systems to extremely harsh environmental applications. It is widely used in defensive systems, such as in maritime communications, commercial aircraft, ground systems, and tactical radio communication systems.

Additionally, this type of RF coaxial connector is used in medical systems, remote control devices, TV cameras, GPS receivers, automotive radios, and robot control systems. It is also top among the preferred RF coaxial connectors for interconnecting Airborne Instrumentation used as a diagnostic tool by aircraft manufacturers.

Working Principle and Construction

The 564M2595 RF coaxial connectors are screw-type connectors that become tighter when the screw portion of the connector is tightened. The connector consists of three basic components: an external sleeved portion, a threaded center pin, and an inner cap or plug. The external sleeve of the connector protects the connector from any external interference. The threaded or outer portion of the connector fits into a female connection and, when tightened, seals the connection. The inner cap or plug of the connector serves as a way to ensure the signal is transferred to the inner conductor.

The material used in the construction of this connector is usually silicone rubber, with the inner cap and center pin made of brass or gold-plated brass. The external sleeve of the connector can be made of stainless steel or aluminum. The center pin of the 564M2595 is designed in such a way that it allows the connection to be threaded and sealed tightly, providing an effective and reliable electrical connection.

Conclusion

The 564M2595 coaxial connector is a popularly used high frequency connector in broadcast and communication systems. Its application fields are broad and include cell phone antennas, RF transmitters, radio receivers, satellite receivers, Wi-Fi routers, cellular base stations,

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