TNG1-1-78

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Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Terminators include products that terminate an electronic signal, providing electrical isolation and high signal integrity. Among these products is the TNG1-1-78 coaxial connector. This connector is designed to provide an efficient and secure connection between two pieces of equipment in the RF domain. It is a high-performance terminator developed to handle electrical characteristics up to 18 GHz.

TNG1-1-78\'s unique design features a combination of brass-jacketed steel, with an insulating ceramic-dielectric material that provides a stable transmission line to protect against fluctuations in transmission line impedance. The connector has both male and female configurations and features a threaded outer sleeve connection that attaches a shielding cover over the conductive core of the connection. The cover and core are designed to be flush with the mating parts, providing a secure and reliable electrical connection.

The TNG1-1-78\'s working principle is based on transformer theory. The balanced-to-balanced signal transmission between the transmission and termination points in the RF domain is provided by the terminator. This balanced-to-balanced signal is accomplished through the application of an inductor and a capacitor in the transmission line.

The inductor is a inductive element of metal, typically copper or brass, that is wound in a coil to form an inductor. The inductor acts as an inductive filter, eliminating any unwanted signals that could be transferred through the transmission line. The capacitor is a capacitive element, usually ceramic or a combination of capacitive and dielectric elements, that is linked with the inductor to form a resonant structure. This resonant structure filters out other frequencies and allows only the desired frequencies to pass through.

The inductor and the capacitor work together to block out all frequencies outside of the desired frequency range, usually in the range of 2-18 GHz in the TNG1-1-78 application. This is important for ensuring that the desired transmission is protected against any other frequencies that may be picked up or transmitted during use. In addition, the use of a core inductor and a capcitor also provides for better signal integrity, allowing for more secure and reliable transmission.

The TNG1-1-78 connector offers many advantages over other types of RF terminators. It is easy to use and requires little maintenance, making it ideal for use in applications where regularly replacing connectors would be required. It also provides high signal integrity and reliable transmission due to the use of an inductor and capacitor in the signal path. Finally, the design provides for a flush attachment between the transmitter and the terminator, allowing for greater connection security.

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