810E209D

Coaxial Connectors (RF) are used in a variety of applications, including telecommunications, wireless networks, mobile communication, and high definition television. They are widely used in broadcast, medical, military and other fields. The 810E209D connector is a miniature type of connector specifically designed for use with low-power, low-amplitude signals.

The 810E209D connector consists of a center conductor surrounded by an insulating material, with a conductive outer shell. The center conductor is typically made of copper or brass, while the outer shell is usually made of brass or aluminum. The inner conductor and the outer shell are connected via a metal-to-metal contact, which creates a single, low-impedance path between the two components. The connector is usually attached to the end of the cable or other device and is then voltage rated.

Due to its design, the 810E209D connector offers excellent electrical performance, including low insertion loss, high return loss, and excellent EMC/EMI performance. It also provides for excellent reliability due to its metal-to-metal contact. The 810E209D can handle signals up to 50 MHz and up to 12 Volts.

The 810E209D connector is typically used in low-power communications, such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi networks, and Bluetooth. It can also be used in digital audio systems, radio systems, and high-definition television systems. It is also used in medical devices, automotive applications, and industrial applications.

The 810E209D connector is designed to connect two coaxial cables, or devices, and is typically mated with a bayonet locking system. The locking system ensures a secure connection and eliminates the need for soldering or crimping. It is also extremely easy to install and requires only a few simple tools.

The 810E209D connector is becoming increasingly popular due to its superior electrical and reliability performance. It provides a secure connection for low-power signals and is easy to install. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for low-power, low-amplitude signal applications.