BJ152 Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) include a variety of devices used to generate, transmit, and receive radio-frequency (RF) signals over a coaxial cable. The BJ152 is a type of coaxial connector that is popularly used in RF applications.

Application Field

The BJ152 connector is most commonly used in communication systems, radio navigation systems, radar systems, microwave communication systems, satellite communication systems, and wireless communication systems. It is highly reliable and able to carry large amounts of current and voltage, making it an ideal option for a wide range of RF applications.

In addition to its use in communication systems, the BJ152 connector is also frequently used in broadcast and television equipment, telemetry systems, medical equipment, and other types of engineered systems. This connector is popularly used in antennas, amplifiers, and other items.

Working Principle

The BJ152 connector is a unique type of coaxial connector due to its ‘double male’ construction. This means that both the plug and the jack have male contact pins, which clamp onto their corresponding surfaces. This ensures maximum contact and conductivity during transmission and is highly resistant to vibration, interference, and damage.

In addition, the BJ152 connector is designed to maintain consistent contact and power transmission. This is achieved by the connector’s anti-slip locking system, which ensures a secure connection between both the plug and the jack. The connector is designed to remain secure when in place, regardless of any external stress or movement that may be experienced during usage.

The BJ152 connector utilises a tightly sealed male-male connector that is generally used for high powered applications. It is designed to handle large amounts of current and voltage, and has proven to be highly reliable in a variety of RF applications.

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