901-9511-1

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For maintenance of RF equipment, a reliable connection is a major requirement. And one of the commonly used connectors is the coaxial connector 901-9511-1, which belongs to the Coaxial Connectors (RF) category.

Generally, a 901-9511-1 coaxial connector consists of five major parts: the body, the center contact, the insulator, the spring grip, and the nut. The contact is usually made of brass and has a hole inside, which connects to the center conductor of the cable. A held-in-place insulator provides an electrical isolation from the outer conductor. Moreover, the spring grip and nut could secure the contact within the body. In order to prevent water entry, there is a gasket or O-ring installed in the connection.

Considering its application field, it is widely used in shielded cables such as RG-45, RG-141, RG-142, and RG-223. With the wide variety of frequency ranges supported (1 MHz - 10 GHz), the 901-9511-1 coaxial connector is a versatile and reliable choice for various radio applications, including frequency modulation transmission, digital television broadcasting, digital audio broadcasting, and military wireless communications.

In addition, 901-9511-1 coaxial connectors have several advantages. One of these is the reliable electrical properties, which include low VSWR and excellent electrical performance under a wide range of frequencies. Moreover, the connecting capability and usage reliability are also very high, making it an ideal choice for long-term use. Furthermore, this connector has the ability to carry a higher current than the other types of connectors due to its special structure.

As for working principle, it is basically based on the relevance design and the principles of geometry. The contact and the body of the 901-9511-1 coaxial connector are designed in the way that the cable will be pressed into two metal parts of the connector, at which point electrical connection is made. Meanwhile, the spring grip of the coaxial connector will fix the contact securely to the body by compressing the contact between the body and the nut. The insulator is used to insulate the two parts and prevent any leakage. Finally, the O-ring or gasket prevents dust and moisture from entering the connector and ensure that the connection remains dustproof and watertight.

In conclusion, the productive 901-9511-1 coaxial connector is easy to install and maintain, with high performance and reliability. With its application range from military to commercial applications, this coaxial connector has been a popular choice for anyone that needs reliable radio connections.

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