About MCX Connector Crimp Type Female Straight
Techinial Datasheet:
Electrical Characteristics
- Impedance50 ohm
- Frequency Range: 0~6 Ghz
- VSWR: Straight type 1.3max / R/A type 1.5max
- Dielectric Withstanding Voltage: 1000 V rms
- Working Voltage: 335 V rms
- Center Contact Resistance 5.0 m (Milliohms max.)
- Outer Contact Resistance 1.0 m (Milliohms max.)
- Insultation Resistance 1000 m
Mechanical Characteristics
- Coupling: Snap-on/Snap-off
- Contact Retention: 4 lbs min.
- Mating Durability: 500 cycles (For Beryllium Copper Contact)
Environmental Characteristics
- Environmental Characteristics: Teflon -65C ~ +155C
- Vibration: MIL-STD-202 Meth.204
- Corrosion Resistance: MIL-STD-202 Meth. 101
Material:
| Part | Material | Finish |
| Body | Brass | Gold Plated |
| Center Contact Pin | Be-Cu | Gold Plated |
| Insulator | PTFE | ------ |
Reliable High-Frequency PerformanceDesigned for optimal signal integrity, this MCX connector supports frequencies up to 6 GHz with a VSWR of 1.3 at 3 GHz, making it highly suitable for RF communications, wireless applications, and GPS systems. Its gold-plated surfaces ensure minimal contact resistance and corrosion protection, guaranteeing consistent performance in demanding environments.
Easy Installation and Secure ConnectionThis crimp type MCX connector allows quick and simple assembly with compatible coaxial cables. Its snap-on locking mechanism enables secure mating, while the robust structure supports more than 500 mating cycles, reducing maintenance needs in long-term installations.
Versatile Application RangeCompatible with popular coaxial cables such as RG-174, RG-188, and RG-316, this connector fits a variety of uses including telecommunications, broadcast, instrumentation, and data transmission. Its miniature size and engineered strength make it perfect for compact and durable device designs.
FAQs of MCX Connector Crimp Type Female Straight:
Q: How do I install the MCX Connector Crimp Type Female Straight onto a cable?
A: Installation involves stripping the compatible coaxial cable (e.g., RG-174, RG-188, RG-316), inserting it into the connector, crimping the connector using a suitable tool, and ensuring secure contact. The snap-on mechanism allows quick and reliable coupling.
Q: What is the main benefit of gold-plated contacts and body in this connector?
A: Gold-plated contacts and body provide superior corrosion resistance and reduce contact resistance, ensuring more stable electrical performance, longer product life, and minimal signal losscrucial for high-frequency RF transmission.
Q: Where can I use the MCX Connector Crimp Type in applications?
A: This connector is ideal for RF communication, telecommunication, GPS, broadcast, instrumentation equipment, and data transmission applications. Its design is suited for environments where high-frequency signal integrity is essential.
Q: What cable types are compatible with this MCX crimp connector?
A: It is designed for cable mount (crimp type) and is compatible with RG-174, RG-188, RG-316, and other similar standard coaxial cables, offering versatility for various systems.
Q: How many mating cycles can the MCX Connector Female Straight withstand?
A: The connector is rated for at least 500 mating cycles, ensuring long-term reliability and suitability for repeated connections in both laboratory and field installations.
Q: What is the process to achieve reliable electrical performance with this connector?
A: Reliable performance is assured by proper crimp installation using recommended tools, correct cable preparation, and maintaining gold-plated contact surfaces for low resistance and corrosion prevention.
Q: What are the advantages of using a crimp type MCX connector over other mounting methods?
A: Crimp type connectors offer fast and easy installation, secure cable retention ( 30 N), and maintain signal integrity without the risk of cold solder joints. They are preferred for high-frequency and vibration-prone environments.