MRF1.6/5.6-PJ-179U Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial Connectors (RF)

The MRF1.6/5.6-PJ-179U is a 4-hole wire splicing jack, and is designed for establishing a tight, reliable connection with coaxial cables. It is commonly used in applications such as the television broadcast and satellite links.

Application Field

The MRF1.6/5.6-PJ-179U is used in RF communication applications. This type of connector is ideal for applications that require reliable electrical connections, including applications such as satellite and television broadcast links, cellular communication, and ham radio. In addition, it is also suitable for a number of commercial and consumer applications such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet networks.

Working Principle

The MRF1.6/5.6-PJ-179U is a friction style connector and does not require the use of any tools to install. It is designed to lock the inner contact to the coaxial cable and to make sure that the connection is secure. It has four lugs on the plug which are used to make sure that the contact is securely attached to the cable. The plug also has a clamp that helps to ensure a tight seal around the cable.

The connector features a molded plastic housing that helps to protect the internal components from corrosion and to further ensure a secure and reliable connection. This type of connector is also designed to help minimize RF leakage from the cable, providing better connectivity and signal integrity.

Conclusion

The MRF1.6/5.6-PJ-179U is a useful and versatile coaxial connector for a variety of RF applications. It is easy to install and provides a reliable connection. It also has a molded plastic housing which helps to protect the internal components and minimize RF leakage from the cable, ensuring better connectivity and signal integrity. The connector is also suitable for a variety of commercial and consumer applications such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet networks.

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