Coaxial Connectors (RF)

The VMB40-2071 is a coaxial RF connector that finds application in a variety of electronic devices.

A coaxial connector, also known as a coax, is used to connect two sections of radio frequency (RF) signal conductors in order to terminate the ends of a signal path. A coaxial connector provides very low levels of unwanted signal reflections, which allows signals to travel along the cable with minimal distortion.

The VMB40-2071 is a 50 Ohm, Type-N connector that is used to connect RF signals between devices. This connector has a few advantages over other types of coaxial connectors, such as its ability to handle high signal frequencies and withstand power levels up to 5000V. The VMB40-2071 is also made of durable materials and has a locking mechanism that ensures a secure connection between the cable and the connector.

The working principle of the VMB40-2071 is similar to other types of coaxial connectors. The connector consists of two parts: a male and a female connector. The male connector is typically inserted into the female connector and secured with a thread-locking mechanism. The inner portion of the connector is lined with a conductive material, such as copper, that serves as an electrical conductor to carry the RF signal to its destination. Additionally, the connector is equipped with a dielectric insulator to prevent electromagnetic interference from entering or leaving the signal path.

The VMB40-2071 coaxial connector is most commonly used in a variety of electronic devices, including mobile phones, television sets, microphones, power supplies, and amplifiers. The connector is also found in many medical and industrial applications, such as MRI and C-arm imaging machines, particle accelerators, and radar systems.

The VMB40-2071 coaxial RF connector is an essential component for transferring RF signals from one device to another. Its working principle and application field make it a very useful and powerful connector that can be used in a wide variety of electronic devices.