N Type Connector

N Type Connector Specification

Rated Temperature
-65°C to +165°C

Cable Type
Coaxial Cable Compatible

Operating Temperature
-65°C to +165°C

Dielectiric Strength
2500V RMS min.

Conductor Type
Coaxial

Locking Type
Threaded Coupling

Features
Rugged design, Reliable RF performance, Weatherproof, Low signal loss, Screw-lock coupling

Core Number
Single core

Install Type
Panel Mount / Cable Mount (as required)

Usage & Applications
Antenna connections, Wireless systems, Broadband, Wi-Fi, and Laboratory Testing

Weight
Approx. 35 grams

Impedance
50 Ohm

Diameter
Approx. 20 mm

Insulation
PTFE Insulation

Tensile Strength
High mechanical strength

Core Material
Brass

Number of Conductor
1 (Center Pin)

Conductor Shape
Solid Round Pin

Product Type
N Type RF Connector

Length
Customizable as per requirement

Voltage
1500V Max

Insulation Material
PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)

Application
Telecommunications, Antennas, RF equipment, Test Instruments, Base Stations

Conductor Material
Brass

Jacket Material
Nickel-plated Brass

Storage Temperature
-65°C to +165°C

Connector Color
Silver

Shield Material
Brass with Nickel Plating

Jacket Color
Silver

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approximately 37 mm (L) x 20 mm (Diameter)

Material
Brass with Nickel Plating, PTFE Insulator

Color
Silver

Size
Standard N Type (Male or Female, as specified)

Mounting Type
Panel Mount / Cable Mount / Bulkhead

RoHS Compliance
Yes

Coupling Mechanism
Threaded Coupling (5/8-24 UNEF)

Termination Style
Crimp / Solder / Clamp

Insulation Resistance
>= 5000 M

VSWR
1.3 @ DC~3 GHz

Frequency Range
DC to 11 GHz

Contact Resistance
Center Contact 1.5 m, Outer Contact 1 m

Connector Gender
Available in Male (Plug) and Female (Jack) versions

N Type Connector Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5 Pieces

Main Domestic Market
All India

About N Type Connector

Techinial Datasheet:

Electrical Characteristics

Impedance 50 ohm
Frequency Range: 0-11 Ghz
VSWR: Straight type 1.3max / R/A type 1.5max
Dielectric Withstanding Voltage: 2500 V rms
Working Voltage: 1000 V rms
Center Contact Resistance 1.0 m (Milliohms max.)
Outer Contact Resistance 0.2 m (Milliohms max.)
Insultation Resistance 5 x 103 m (Megohms min.)

Mechanical Characteristics

Coupling: 5/8-24 thread
Contact Retention: 6 lbs min.
Coupling nut torque: 30 in-lbs. min.
Durability(mating) 500 cycles (For Beryllium Copper Contact)

Environmental Characteristics

Temprature Range: -55 C - +155 C ( PE Cable-40 C -+85 C )
Vibration: MIL-STD-202 Meth.204
Corrosion resistance: MIL-STD-202 Meth. 101

Material:

Part	Material	Finish
Body	Brass	Nickel
Contact Pin	Brass	Gold

Rugged & Reliable Construction

Designed with high mechanical strength and weatherproof nickel-plated brass, the N Type Connector thrives in demanding environments. PTFE insulation guarantees outstanding electrical performance and resistance to heat and cold, making it a durable choice for telecommunications and RF applications.

Flexible Mounting & Termination

Choose from panel mount, cable mount, or bulkhead options to suit your installation needs. With multiple termination stylescrimp, solder, or clampthese connectors can be easily incorporated into diverse coaxial systems for both new installations and upgrades.

Superior Performance & Versatility

Supporting a frequency range up to 11 GHz and maintaining impedance of 50 Ohm, these connectors offer low VSWR and outstanding contact and insulation resistance. Their customizable length, robust screw-lock coupling, and solid round pin ensure reliable performance in antennas, wireless systems, and laboratory testing.

FAQs of N Type Connector:

Q: How is the N Type Connector mounted for installation?

A: The N Type Connector can be mounted using panel mount, cable mount, or bulkhead configurations, providing flexibility for various RF system setups. Select the appropriate mounting style based on your application and installation requirements.

Q: What benefits does the threaded coupling mechanism offer?

A: The threaded 5/8-24 UNEF screw-lock coupling ensures a secure, vibration-resistant connection, preventing accidental disconnection and maintaining superior RF integrity in environments subject to physical stress or movement.

Q: When should I use a male (plug) versus a female (jack) version of the connector?

A: Choose the male (plug) or female (jack) version based on the mating connector in your system. Typically, cables use male connectors, while devices and panels are equipped with female jacks for reliable connectivity and compatibility.

Q: Where are N Type Connectors typically used?

A: These connectors are widely used in telecommunications, antenna systems, base stations, RF equipment, laboratory instruments, and wireless networks, where robust construction and low signal loss are essential for system performance.

Q: What process is recommended for terminating these connectors?

A: Termination can be achieved by crimping, soldering, or using a clamp, depending on the cable type and system requirements. Follow manufacturer guidelines for the specific termination process to ensure optimal signal transmission and mechanical stability.

Q: How does this connector ensure reliable RF performance?

A: With a VSWR of 1.3 (up to 3 GHz), low contact resistance, and high insulation resistance, the N Type Connector minimizes signal loss while delivering consistent, high-quality RF transmission across its specified frequency range.

Q: What features provide weatherproof and durable protection?

A: The nickel-plated brass housing, PTFE insulation, and robust threaded locking mechanism combine to offer excellent weatherproofing, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability, even in harsh outdoor or industrial conditions.