UG-291/U(40) Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial connectors (RF) are electrical connectors that are widely used in the radio frequency range. They can connect two radio frequency network components or systems together, enabling the signal to be transferred from the transmission medium. The UG-291/U (40) is a Type N coaxial connector designed to meet the stringent requirements of TIA-968-B and provides excellent electrical characteristics from DC to 40GHz.

Applications of the UG-291/U (40) Coaxial Connectors

UG-291/u Coaxial connectors are particularly suitable for use in stringent applications such as military, aerospace, microwave and cellular equipment, as they provide excellent performance and reliability for a wide range of RF systems. These connectors are built to withstand extreme environmental conditions, including shock, vibration, high temperatures, and exposure to harsh chemicals and solvents. They are also suitable for applications in the high speed, low-loss transmission of signals.

The UG-291/U (40) Connectors are also widely used for high frequency and high power applications because of their ability to dissipate higher levels of heat. They are commonly used in applications such as high speed military communications, high frequency base station, satellite or microwave installations, and medical systems.

Working Principle of the UG-291/U (40) Coaxial Connectors

The UG-291/U (40) coaxial connectors provide a high level of RF isolation and protect electronic systems from external signal interference. The connector consists of two components – the contact terminal and the connector body – and is held together by a crimp ring or band. The contact terminal is designed to transfer RF signals from the contact point to the terminal, while the connector body provides a secure mechanical connection between the components.

The contact terminal consists of a high quality conductive material, usually made of silver or gold-plated brass, and is secured to the connector body with a crimp ring or band. It is then crimped onto the connector body, compressing the contact terminal around the conductor of the cable to form a secure connection.

The connector body is constructed of a die-cut or heat-shrink plastic compound designed to provide electrical and mechanical properties that are optimized for the specific application. It also contains a contact retention element to secure the contact, such as a male/female screw or a latch. This element ensures that the contact terminal remains in place even when the connector is uninstalled.

The UG-291/U (40) connectors are designed to provide high levels of electrical and mechanical performance. The connector’s body is designed to ensure superior vibration and shock performance. The contact terminal is able to withstand extremely high temperatures and can handle up to 16,000 volts peak-to-peak. The connector is rated for up to 45 watts maximum power and is able to operate over a wide temperature range of -55°C to +165°C (-67°F to +329°F).

Conclusion

The UG-291/U (40) coaxial connectors are ideal for applications in high frequency and high power applications. The connectors offer excellent electrical and mechanical characteristics, superior vibration and shock performance, and can withstand extreme environmental conditions. They are also highly reliable, as they are able to dissipate higher levels of heat in a wide range of applications. This makes them perfect for military, aerospace, microwave, cellular and medical systems.

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