BNC Connectors are radio frequency connectors that are used with coaxial cable.
Applications
With a quick release bayonet connection, BNC connectors were a widely used and reliable standard in RF applications. While most commonly used for allowing televisions to receive analogue signals form terrestrial antennae, the connector was also used in radio and signal test instrumentation and even in early computing hardware.
The Bayonet Neill-Concelman connector is usually used in applications requiring below 4 GHz frequency and below 500 volts, and matches the characteristic impedance of 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm cable.
The RS range of BNC connectors includes plugs, sockets and adapters, as well as gold plated versions for when applications require a higher quality connection.
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A series of professional quality machined 75 Ω
DIN 1.0/2.3 mm connectors from Coax Connectors. This range of right angled PCB mounting Jacks have gold plated brass bodies and gold plated centre contacts. The Micro miniature connectors feature a push-pull ...
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From Samtec, a series of HD (high density)
75 Ω BNC jacks. The BNC jacks feature the traditional quarter turn bayonet coupling mechanism of standard BNCs but in a reduced size. Increasing the component board population up to 4 x. ...
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Stylish, quality, reliable and safe products that incorporate
a host of design features which make the installers job easier and quicker. Logic Plus products are made from a high grade thermoset material which has an inherent antimicrobial property. In recent ...
