VNS10-2051 Connectors, Interconnects

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Coaxial cable connectors are widely used in multiple application fields; one of them is the VNS10–2051. This type of coaxial connector is specially designed for Ultra High Frequency (UHF) applications and feature a snap-on mating system.

The VNS10–2051 is a push-on design and features a medium power capability and superior electrical performance. It is a 50 Ohm connector that offers excellent return loss of up to 25dB, allowing it to perform even in the most demanding applications. The VNS10–2051 is available in 7/16”, type-N, and RC connectors, and has a robust construction that is designed to last in toughest or harsh conditions.

The connector’s main components are a center pin, an outer barrel, two internal screws, an expanding O-ring, a crimping nut, and a vibrating ferrule. This structure makes them suitable for applications that require continuous frequency transmission over long distances, such as wireless base stations, broadcast towers, or communication networks.

The main working principle of the VNS10–2051 is as follows:

• The center pin transmits the RF signals and is designed to ensure the highest possible signal-to-noise ratio.
• The crimping nut guarantees secure connections with the help of the expanding O-ring.
• The vibrating ferrule is the component responsible for sealing the connection.

The VNS10–2051 offers excellent electrical performance, with good shielding and excellent frequency return loss. It also provides superior mechanical characteristics due to its robust construction. The snap-on feature of this connector allows for fast, secure, and reliable mating processes.

The VNS10–2051 is dedicated to UHF applications and is often used in wireless base stations, broadcast towers, or communication networks that require continuous transmission over long distances. It provides a secure connection, with excellent electrical performance and great shielding capabilities.

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