MRF(1.6/5.6)-LR-PC(40) Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial connectors are commonly used in RF (Radio Frequency) applications. A subset of these connectors are known as MRF (1.6/5.6) -LR-PC (40) connectors. This type of connector is compatible with a wide variety of antenna systems, including microwave radio, WLAN, and broadband communications. It is an excellent choice for applications where the highest level of RF performance is required.

The “MRF” part of the name stands for “Miniature Right Angle Flange”. It indicates that the contact portion of the connector has a right angle design, so that the antenna system can be installed more closely to the mainboard. The “1.6/5.6” portion of the connector designates the cable diameter range. The “-LR” indicates that the connector has a lock ring, which helps to keep the connection secure and prevent accidental disconnections.

The MRF (1.6/5.6) -LR-PC (40) connectors consist of two parts: the plug and the socket. The plug is connected to the antenna system, while the socket is connected to the mainboard. The two parts are connected using an RF interconnect such as a coaxial cable. The plug and socket are designed to fit together perfectly, which provides a low RF leakage path and ensures the highest levels of performance.

The connectors are rated for frequencies up to 40GHz. At higher frequencies, the cable length becomes increasingly important, as longer cables attenuate signals more than shorter ones. As a result, the connectors must be designed to minimize insertion loss by using the shortest possible cable length and the lowest possible resistance. The connectors are also designed to minimize return loss, which helps to maintain signal integrity.

In addition to their high performance, the MRF (1.6/5.6) -LR-PC (40) connectors offer a variety of advantages over other types of RF connectors. They have a low profile, which allows them to be mounted in tight spaces, and they are inexpensive and easy to use. They also have a high durability, which allows them to be reused multiple times. Furthermore, they are compatible with a wide range of applications, including GPS systems, satellites, and radar systems.

The MRF (1.6/5.6) -LR-PC (40) connectors provide a reliable, high-performance connection and are an excellent choice for a variety of RF applications. They are designed to provide the highest level of RF performance while occupying a small form factor. Additionally, they are cost-effective and compatible with a wide range of systems. As a result, they are a popular choice when it comes to connecting antennas to mainboards.

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