ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF

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Operating Temperature:	--
Insertion Loss:	--
Mating Cycles:	--
Dielectric Material:	--
Center Contact Material:	--
Body Finish:	--
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Features:	--
Center Contact Plating:	--
Ingress Protection:	--
Frequency - Max:	6GHz
Fastening Type:	Threaded, Threaded
Series:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Style:	Straight
Impedance:	--
Convert To (Adapter End):	FME Jack, Female Socket
Convert From (Adapter End):	FME Jack, Female Socket
Center Gender:	Female to Female
Adapter Series:	FME to FME
Conversion Type:	Same Series
Adapter Type:	Jack to Jack
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
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ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF Application Field and Working PrincipleCoaxial connectors (RF) are widely used in various electronic applications. They are particularly useful for providing high quality connections to signal amplifiers, antennas, and other communication devices. ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors are a family of adapters that are used to join two coaxial connectors with compatible male and female forms. These adapters enable the interconnection of different coaxial connectors and enable efficient transmission of electrical signals between two or more components. ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors are primarily used in applications that require a tight, noise-free connection. This is due to their mechanical design, which ensures that the two coaxial connectors remain securely connected while providing a reliable electrical connection. It also eliminates potential electromagnetic interference caused by the connections. Applications that benefit from the use of these adapters include radio frequency (RF) systems, satellite systems, cellular systems, broadcast television, and wireless systems. In general, ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors are designed with an inner core made of brass, copper, or steel and a plastic core which prevents electrical shorts. They come in various sizes and are designed to provide connections between components that have different shapes, sizes, or configurations. Some of the most common types of RF connectors that use FMEF adapters are SMA, TNC, N-Type, and UHF connectors.The working principles of ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors are extremely simple but nonetheless effective. When two connectors are aligned, the female connector is mated with the male part and a threaded fastener is turned to secure the mating pair. The fastener also ensures that the connection remains tight. This fastener allows the connectors to be adjusted for optimal performance. This eliminates issues such as intermittent connection, causing interference or the signal to be lost.Once the two connectors have been securely connected, the signal is passed through the adapter without any interference or signal loss. By using ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors, radio frequency signals are able to be sent and received from a wide variety of locations, including over large distances. Moreover, FMEF adapters provide an efficient and reliable connection which is necessary in many applications. The use of ADAPT/FMEF/FMEF connectors has revolutionized how signals are transmitted in applications such as radio frequency (RF) systems, satellite systems, cellular systems, broadcast television, and wireless systems. They are a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective way to ensure that your project is successful. This type of adapter ensures that your signal will be securely and reliably transmitted, helping you to maximize the potential of your projects.

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