VA216 Connectors, Interconnects

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The VA216 is a type of coaxial connector made for radio-frequency (RF) applications. Its most common uses are in RF instrumentation and medical equipment. The connector has two threaded lugs on the rear end, which act as terminations when the connector is plugged into a female connector. The connector can be used with both 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm coaxial cables.

The VA216 has a male coupling which slides onto a female coupling. The two lugs on the rear of the coupling conduct an electrical current to the cable. When the connection is made, the lugs press against the cable insulation, causing a tight electrical connection between the two. This ensures a low impedance connection, minimizing losses in the transmission of signals.

The connector is constructed from a two-piece assembly of metal with an outer jacket. It is made from brass or nickel-plated brass for corrosion resistance. It has a black Teflon lining which seals the connection and gives it a waterproof seal. The coupling has a seal ring which provides a tight seal and prevents moisture from entering the connection. This ensures a reliable and durable connection.

The VA216 is designed to be compatible with many types of electronics and can handle RF signals up to 10 GHz. The connector has a low voltage drop, making it suitable for small signal applications. Its ability to maintain its shielding characteristics in challenging installs, makes it ideal for in-flight radio equipment as well as other applications with high levels of electromagnetic interference.

The VA216 is a reliable and durable connector suitable for many different types of applications. It is easy to install and maintain, and can handle high power levels without losing its signal integrity. Its wide range of uses and superior performance makes it a prime choice for RF instrumentation and medical equipment.

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