About FME Crimp Straight Cable Mount Connector Jack Termination
Techinial Datasheet:
Electrical Characteristics
- Impedance:50 Ohm
- Frequency Range: DC- 200MHz
- VSWR1.20@DC-3GHz
- Dielectric Withstanding Voltage:1000V RMS,50Hz
- Dielectric Resistance: 5000 MOhm
- Working Voltage : 1000V
- Contact Resistance: Center Contact 2.5m Ohm
- Outer Contact 3.0m Ohm
Mechanical Characteristics
- Mating M8XP 0.75 Thread
- Durability (Mating times): 500
- These characteristics are typical and may not apply to all connectors.
Environmental Characteristics
- Temperature Range-65C to +165C
Material:
| Part | Material | Finish |
| Body | BRASS | Au:1u" |
| insulator | TEFLON | WHITE |
| Center Contact Pin | BRASS | Au:3u" |
Optimized for Reliable RF Signal TransmissionDesigned to accommodate a wide array of RF communication requirements, this FME connector offers low contact resistance, stable performance, and compatibility with various coaxial cable types. Its gold-plated pin and high-grade insulation deliver excellent conductivity while minimizing losses, even in high-frequency applications up to 2 GHz.
Quick and Effortless InstallationThanks to its crimp-type, straight cable mount design, installation is both simple and secure. Ideal for both professional installers and OEMs, this connector ensures a snug fit on standard cable sizes (2-5mm diameter) via threaded coupling, providing durability and ease-of-use in the field.
Highly Durable Construction and ComplianceManufactured from nickel-plated brass with PTFE insulation, the connector withstands rigorous use (rated over 500 mating cycles) and operates within a wide temperature range (-40C to +85C). It complies with RoHS standards, making it suitable for global projects targeting environmental safety and reliability.
FAQs of FME Crimp Straight Cable Mount Connector Jack Termination:
Q: How do I terminate a cable with the FME Crimp Straight Cable Mount Connector Jack?
A: To terminate a cable, strip the coaxial cable (e.g., RG-58, RG-174, RG-178) according to the required dimensions, insert it into the connector, and use a compatible crimping tool to secure the connector onto the cable. This crimp-style process guarantees stable electrical contact and secure physical connection.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using this FME connector for RF signal transmission?
A: This FME connector delivers low contact resistance, minimal signal loss, and high VSWR performance, ensuring reliable RF transmission up to 2 GHz. Its gold-plated pin and robust brass body offer excellent durability, while the PTFE insulation further enhances electrical properties.
Q: When should I choose this connector over other types for my application?
A: Select this connector when you require secure, low-loss RF connections for cable diameters between 25mm, such as in antenna systems, telecommunications, and data transmission setups. Its compatibility with RG-58, RG-174, and RG-178 cables makes it broadly versatile.
Q: Where is the FME Crimp Straight Cable Mount Connector primarily used?
A: This connector is commonly deployed in RF signal transmission scenarios such as antenna assemblies, mobile radios, telecommunications systems, and coaxial-based data communication installations.
Q: What is the installation process for this connector, and is specialized equipment needed?
A: Installation consists of prepping the cable, inserting it into the connector, and using a standard RF crimp tool to secure the termination. The process is straightforward and does not require intricate or specialized equipment beyond the appropriate crimp tool.
Q: How does the connectors design support long-term usage and mechanical stability?
A: Engineered for over 500 mating cycles, the connector incorporates a threaded coupling and crimp termination to maintain solid mechanical and electrical stability. High-quality materials like nickel-plated brass and PTFE insulation further augment its longevity and performance in demanding environments.