Telegartner, jack Cable Mount BNC Connector, 50Ω, Clamp Termination, Straight Body
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
TelegartnerGender
Female
Coaxial Connector Type
BNC Connector
Mounting Type
Cable Mount
Impedance
50Ω
Termination Method
Clamp
Body Orientation
Straight
Cable Type
RG178 B/U
Bulkhead
No
Operating Frequency
0 to 4GHz
Body Plating
Nickel
Minimum Operating Temperature
-65°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+165°C
Contact Material
Beryllium Copper
Contact Plating
Gold
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
Telegartner 50 Ω and 75 Ω Right Angled BNC Crimp and Clamp Jacks
From Telegartner, a range 50 Ω and 75 Ω BNC right angle cable mount jacks. The crimp or clamp jacks have gold plated beryllium copper contacts and a PTFE insulator. Featuring a simple bayonet coupling mechanism the BNC jacks can be used up to 4 GHz. Requiring only a quarter turn to connect and disconnect this connection method makes the BNC jack one of the most commonly used RF connectors around.
Features and Benefits
• Bayonet coupling
• Crimp or Clamp termination
• Up to 4 GHz
Applications
• Signal
• Data
• Video transmission
BNC series in accordance with IEC 169-8
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
TelegartnerGender
Female
Coaxial Connector Type
BNC Connector
Mounting Type
Cable Mount
Impedance
50Ω
Termination Method
Clamp
Body Orientation
Straight
Cable Type
RG178 B/U
Bulkhead
No
Operating Frequency
0 to 4GHz
Body Plating
Nickel
Minimum Operating Temperature
-65°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+165°C
Contact Material
Beryllium Copper
Contact Plating
Gold
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
Telegartner 50 Ω and 75 Ω Right Angled BNC Crimp and Clamp Jacks
From Telegartner, a range 50 Ω and 75 Ω BNC right angle cable mount jacks. The crimp or clamp jacks have gold plated beryllium copper contacts and a PTFE insulator. Featuring a simple bayonet coupling mechanism the BNC jacks can be used up to 4 GHz. Requiring only a quarter turn to connect and disconnect this connection method makes the BNC jack one of the most commonly used RF connectors around.
Features and Benefits
• Bayonet coupling
• Crimp or Clamp termination
• Up to 4 GHz
Applications
• Signal
• Data
• Video transmission
BNC series in accordance with IEC 169-8