8947820000 Connectors, Interconnects

Mounting Feature:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 80°C
Insertion Loss:	--
Mating Cycles:	--
Dielectric Material:	--
Center Contact Material:	--
Body Finish:	--
Body Material:	--
Includes:	--
Features:	--
Center Contact Plating:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP20
Frequency - Max:	2.5GHz
Fastening Type:	Bayonet Lock, Bayonet Lock
Series:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Style:	Straight
Impedance:	--
Convert To (Adapter End):	BNC Jack, Female Socket
Convert From (Adapter End):	BNC Plug, Male Pin
Center Gender:	Female to Male
Adapter Series:	BNC to BNC
Conversion Type:	Same Series
Adapter Type:	Plug to Jack
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Bulk

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Introduction

RF Coaxial Connectors, consist of coaxial cables and adapters that are used to connect electrical devices to a coaxial connection. They provide a reliable, low-loss connection to transfer power, data or signals in a complete circuit. The application field and working principle of RF Coaxial Connectors are both important to understand in order to make the most of the technology.

Application Field

RF Coaxial Connectors are widely used in a variety of applications and specified for use in commercial, industrial, medical and military applications. The most common applications include broadcasting, satellite TV and radio transmission, cellular and PCS systems, medical imaging equipment, industrial control and instrumentation systems, high speed computer data networks and more. The connector type selected is based on the application\'s performance needs and other physical considerations like size. The connector needs to perform reliably and maintain its performance properties over time.

Working Principle

The working principle of RF Coaxial Connectors is based on the electromagnetic field theory. The connector offers a low impedance electrical path between two or more circuit elements. This path is established through the use of a coaxial or center contact, a dielectric, an outer contact and a conductive element. The most common type of coaxial connector is the center pin, which is the central conductor of the cable. The dielectric is a non-conductive material that is between the center pin and the outer contact and is used to provide insulation between the two elements. The outer contact is the conductor of the cable and provides the electrical connection between the connector and the target device.

Design and Durability

The design of RF Coaxial Connectors can vary depending on the application. Generally, the connector will be composed of a conductive material like metal or dielectric materials like plastic or elastomer. The contact points are usually made of a durable material like stainless steel or copper, which is capable of handling high current without corrosion. The connector should also be designed with a low level of insertion loss, as it is an important performance characteristic. In addition, the connectors must have enough flexibility to be used for a variety of applications in different environments and to offer reliable performance over time.

Conclusion

RF Coaxial Connectors are an essential component for many applications. Their application field and working principle are important to understand in order to make the most of the technology. The connectors need to be designed and engineered with performance in mind, as well as durability and flexibility. By understanding the application field and working principle, customers and engineers can select the right type of connector for their application and ensure it is optimized for their needs.

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