PSA.2E.675.CTLC80Z

Coaxial Connectors (RF)

Coaxial connectors are a type of RF connector used to connect coaxial cables. RF stands for Radio Frequency which includes frequencies from 3kHz to 300GHz. Coaxial connectors have an inner conductor shielded by an outer conductor and surrounded by a dielectric insulator designed to minimize interference from external radio frequency signals. The PSA.2E.675.CTLC80Z is an example of a coaxial connector.

Application Field

The PSA.2E.675.CTLC80Z is primarily used in fields where data needs to be transferred reliably and free of radio frequency interference. These fields include broadcast media, military communications, aviation and aerospace.Due to the ability of these connectors to carry high-frequencies in both low and high power applications, they can also be used in consumer electronic applications, such as televisions, radios, and car audio systems. In addition, these connectors can be used for radio transmission lines, rf test and measurement, industrial electronics, and medical instruments.

Working Principle

The PSA.2E.675.CTLC80Z connector is designed to work with coaxial cable, which has an inner conductor surrounded by an insulating dielectric that is then shielded by an outer conductor. The inner conductor is made of a conductive material such as copper. The outer conductor is usually a metal housing or braid. The dielectric material can be air, gas, foam, polyethylene, solid rubber, or other materials. The purpose of the dielectric is to separate the inner and outer conductors and minimize signal interference.

When the connector is mated with the coaxial cable, the inner conductors are electrically and physically connected, the outer conductor is pinned, and the dielectric materials meet with an air gap between them. This forms a continuous electric conduction path from the outer connnector to the inner conductor. As a result, the signal is transferred reliably and free from interference, while the air gap between the dielectric materials helps to reduce crosstalk between signal paths.

Conclusion

The PSA.2E.675.CTLC80Z connector is an example of a coaxial connector. It is commonly used in fields such as broadcast media, military communications, aviation and aerospace, consumer electronics, radio transmission lines, rf test and measurement, industrial electronics, and medical instruments. The working principle of the connector is based on an inner and outer conductor connected by a dielectric material to provide reliable transmission of data free of radio frequency interference.