7702-9

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Coaxial Connectors (RF)

The development of North Atlantic Coax (NAC) 7702-9 coaxial connectors is a major leap forward in the field of radio frequency (RF) technology for telecom applications. These new connectors offer superb signal integrity, durability, and a high degree of standardization, making them ideal for use in advanced telecom systems.

The 7702-9 connectors were engineered to allow tight, reliable joins between twisted, shielding coaxial cables with a standard 50 ohm impedance. Each connector is designed to have a maximum impedance of 55 ohms to guarantee a low signal reflection. This shape-ability also allows for the creation of waterproof or other modified connector shapes.

The unique design of the 7702-9 coaxial connector minimizes crosstalk by increasing the surface contact between the integrated contact and the integrated contact. Furthermore, secure connections are guaranteed since the 7702-9 contacts are impact resistant, and will not drop off if shock or vibration is applied during the installation process.

In addition to minimizing crosstalk, the 7702-9 connectors use an intermediary sleeve around the center conductor of the cable to ensure that no knowledge can leak out from the shielded connection. This sleeve is parallel to the inner conductor of the cable so that it adds an extra barrier of protection and prevents further signal leakage.

The 7702-9 connectors are also available in two versions: the unshielded (U and V type) as well as the shielded version (f type). The shielded versions are designed to protect signals transmitted over data lines, while the unshielded versions are intended for use with audio, video, or other unprotected cabling used within systems.

The working principle of 7702-9 connectors is simple. The center conductor of the cable is inserted into the center bore of the connector, and then a contact sleeve is pushed over the end of the cable. Once the contact sleeve is in place, the two metal contacts inside the connector are held tightly against the inner conductor of the cable. As electrical energy passes through the connector, the tight contact prevents signal loss, ensuring a reliable and clear transmission of the signal.

The 7702-9 connector is a reliable and convenient solution for telecom applications such as mobile, landlines, internet, and satellite communications. Its superior signal integrity, robustness, and universal standardization make it ideal for applications that require that data be transmitted clearly and securely.

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