FFC.00.650.GLAC31

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Coaxial connectors, also referred to as RF or radio frequency connectors, have a range of applications including broadcasting, military, industrial, and satellite communications. The FFC.00.650.GLAC31 is a specific type of coaxial connector that is used for RF applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principles of the FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector.

The FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector is a subminiature, 2.4mm coaxial connector designed for use in microwave applications. It is designed to mate with the FFC.00.650.GJAC31 connector, and has an operating frequency range of 0.5-6GHz. The connector is available in two versions: a crimp-style and a clamp-style. Both versions have a nickel-plated brass body and a gold-plated center pin. The crimp-style connector has an 18mm crimp length, while the clamp-style connector has a 20mm clamp length.

The FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector is used in a variety of applications. These include commercial telecommunication systems, cellular base stations, GPS systems, high-speed data transmission systems, satellite communications systems, and wireless local area networks (WLANs). Due to its small size and high performance, the connector is also used in medical, industrial, and automotive applications.

The working principle of the FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector is simple. It uses a center pin and an outer sleeve to provide the necessary electrical connection. The center pin is made of gold-plated brass. The outer sleeve is made of a dielectric material, such as PTFE or polyethylene. The center pin is inserted into the outer sleeve and the outer sleeve is crimped or clamped onto the pin to provide the necessary electrical connection.

The FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector is designed to provide a high-performance RF connection. The connector utilizes a high-dielectric constant material to minimize loss and provide a reliable connection. The gold-plated center pin is designed to provide a low contact resistance and a low return loss. The connector is also designed to ensure that the electrical connection is shielded from external interference.

In conclusion, the FFC.00.650.GLAC31 connector is a high-performance, subminiature coaxial connector. It is designed to mate with the FFC.00.650.GJAC31 connector and is available in both a crimp-style and a clamp-style. The connector has a wide range of applications including commercial telecommunication systems, cellular base stations, GPS systems, high-speed data transmission systems, satellite communications, and WLANs. The working principle of the connector is simple and it utilizes a high-performance electrical connection.

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