FEMALE SMA CONNECTOR WITH RF Wire

Description:

A female SMA connector with RF wire is a coaxial connector used to connect RF (radio frequency) cables to devices. The female connector has a threaded outer shell and a central pin, while the RF wire is attached to the center conductor.

Key Features:

• Female Type: Has a threaded outer shell and a central pin.
• RF Wire: A high-frequency cable designed to carry RF signals.
• Impedance: Typically 50 ohms, but other impedances are available.
• SMA Connector: A standard coaxial connector widely used in RF applications.
• Durability: Built to withstand harsh environments and repeated connections.
• Frequency Range: Depends on the specific cable and connector, but can range from DC to several GHz.

Applications:

• Hobbyist Projects: Used in DIY projects involving RF technology.
• Test Equipment: Used in RF test equipment for connecting devices under test.
• RF Communication Systems: Used in antennas, radios, and other wireless devices.
• Industrial Applications: Used in various industrial applications requiring RF connections.

Specifications:

• Connector Type: Female SMA
• Impedance: 50 ohms (typical)
• Wire Length: Available in various lengths
• Cable Length: Available in various lengths
• RF Wire Type: Varies (e.g., RG58, RG316, etc.)
• Frequency Range: Varies depending on the cable and connector

DATA SHEET AND USECASE

Key Features:

• Impedance: 50 ohms
• Materials: Available in stainless steel or brass constructions
• Frequency Range: Typically DC to 18 GHz; some variants support up to 26.5 GHz
• Durability: Rated for up to 500 mating cycles with proper torque application
• Coupling Mechanism: ¼-inch-36 threaded coupling for secure connections