Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Accessories

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MXHQ87XB3000

MXHQ87XB3000

TOKO / Murata

JSC

8

MM126515

MM126515

TOKO / Murata

MWC

0

MM126036

MM126036

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEAS PROBE FOR SWD/SWF CONN

83

MM121537

MM121537

TOKO / Murata

JSC

1

MXHQ87PN3000

MXHQ87PN3000

TOKO / Murata

SWH-2WAY

7

MM121650

MM121650

TOKO / Murata

LSC

1

MM206621

MM206621

TOKO / Murata

SWH

1

MM126311

MM126311

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEASURE PROBE FOR SMA PLUG

0

MM121530

MM121530

TOKO / Murata

FIBER OPTIC CONN

2

MM126711

MM126711

TOKO / Murata

SWJ

4

MM126518

MM126518

TOKO / Murata

SWH-2WAY

5

MM121543

MM121543

TOKO / Murata

JSC/LSC

1

MXHQ87YA3000

MXHQ87YA3000

TOKO / Murata

COAXIAL CABLE

0

MM121504

MM121504

TOKO / Murata

HSC

1

MXHT83QH3000

MXHT83QH3000

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEASUREMENT PROBE

0

MXHT83QE1000

MXHT83QE1000

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEASUREMENT PROBE

0

MXHS83QH1000

MXHS83QH1000

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEASUREMENT PROBE

0

MM126037

MM126037

TOKO / Murata

FIBER OPTIC CONN

0

MM121454

MM121454

TOKO / Murata

CONN MEAS PROBE FOR FSC TYP RCPT

0

Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Accessories

1. Overview

RF coaxial connectors accessories are critical components enabling signal transmission in radio frequency (RF) systems. These accessories include adapters, terminations, attenuators, and coupling devices that ensure impedance matching, signal integrity, and mechanical stability in RF circuits. Their importance spans across telecommunications, aerospace, defense, and test & measurement equipment, where reliable high-frequency signal management is essential.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
AdaptersConvert between connector types (e.g., SMA to BNC) or gendersField repair of test equipment
TerminationsMatch impedance to prevent signal reflectionsSpectrum analyzer ports
AttenuatorsReduce signal strength without distortionReceiver input protection
CouplersSample transmitted/reflected signalsAntenna VSWR monitoring
Dust CapsProtect connectors from environmental contaminantsOutdoor base station equipment

3. Structure and Components

Typical RF coaxial connector accessories consist of:

  • Center conductor: Precision-machined brass/copper with gold plating
  • Dielectric material: PTFE or ceramic for stable impedance
  • Outer conductor/shield: Braided copper or solid metal housing
  • Connection mechanism: Threaded (SMA), bayonet (BNC), or push-on (N-Type)
Environmental sealing achieved through elastomer O-rings (IP67 rating typical)

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Frequency RangeDC-40 GHz (standard), up to 110 GHz (V-band)Determines application suitability
Characteristic Impedance50 (standard), 75 (video)Matching critical for VSWR <1.5:1
Insertion Loss0.1-3.0 dB (varies with frequency)Impact on system signal strength
Durability500-5000 mating cyclesRelates to long-term reliability
Operating Temperature-55 C to +165 CEnvironmental performance indicator

5. Application Fields

  • Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber optics
  • Military/Aerospace: Radar systems, avionics
  • Test & Measurement: Network analyzers, signal generators
  • Industrial: IoT gateways, process monitoring
  • Consumer Electronics: High-speed Wi-Fi routers, satellite TV

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey ProductsSpecial Features
Amphenol901-3300 SeriesMilitary-grade environmental sealing
TE ConnectivityDeutsch 70 SeriesHigh-vibration resistance
RosenbergerHF-CAT 67GHzMicrowave backhaul optimization
Keysight Technologies85104A Calibration KitLab-grade measurement accuracy

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations include:

  • Frequency requirements: Choose components with 20% higher rating than system needs
  • Environmental conditions: Specify IP ratings for outdoor/installation applications
  • Impedance matching: Critical for systems operating above 1 GHz
  • Mating cycles: Select gold-plated contacts for >1000 cycle applications
  • Cost vs. performance: Military-spec components cost 3-5x standard equivalents
Example: Selecting SMA-terminated 50 termination (Model ABC-123) for 2.4GHz WLAN testing

8. Industry Trends

Current development trends include:

  • Miniaturization: Sub-6GHz 5G devices driving micro-coaxial solutions
  • Higher frequencies: Components for mmWave (24-100GHz) applications
  • Integrated EMI shielding: Embedded filtering capabilities
  • Material innovation: Graphene-coated contacts for reduced insertion loss
  • Standardization: M12 hybrid connectors combining RF and PoE
Market growth projected at 7.2% CAGR (2023-2030) driven by IoT and autonomous vehicle technologies

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