About SMA Connector RG400 Right Angled Female Crimp Type For Cable
Electrical Characteristics
50 ohm
1.3max / R/A type 1.5max
6.0 m (Milliohms max.)
2.0 m (Milliohms max.)
5 x 10 m (Megohms min.)
Mechanical Characteristics
500 cycles (For Beryllium Copper Contact)
Environmental Characteristics
Corrosion resistance: MIL-STD-202 Meth. 101
High-Performance RF ConnectivityThe SMA Right Angled Female Crimp Connector ensures precise, low-loss signal transmission across a frequency range up to 18 GHz. Its meticulously engineered with a gold-plated brass body and PTFE insulation, making it suitable for demanding applications such as test instrumentation, wireless communication, and antenna systems.
Versatile Cable CompatibilityDesigned to work seamlessly with RG400, RG402, and RG55 coax cables, this connector is a preferred choice for engineers and technicians requiring flexibility in cable setups. Its right-angled form factor accommodates tight installation spaces while maintaining robust electrical characteristics.
Reliable and Durable ConstructionWith a mating cycle rating of 500 or more, a shelf life exceeding 10 years, and RoHS compliance, this SMA connector offers outstanding reliability for long-term deployments. The crimp-type design allows for quick, solid attachment to cables, ensuring efficient workflow during production or field installations.
FAQs of SMA Connector RG400 Right Angled Female Crimp Type For Cable:
Q: How do I properly crimp the SMA RG400 Right Angled Female Connector onto compatible cables?
A: To attach the SMA-RG400-RA-F-Crimp connector, strip your RG400, RG402, or RG55 cable to the manufacturers recommended dimensions, insert the stripped cable into the connector body, and use a suitable crimp tool to secure the cable ferrule. Ensure all connections are tight and the dielectric is undamaged for optimal performance.
Q: What are the benefits of using this right-angled SMA connector in my RF applications?
A: This connectors right-angled design is ideal for installations with limited space. It offers robust signal integrity with a VSWR 1.30 up to 6 GHz and minimal insertion loss, making it highly reliable for RF, microwave, and high-frequency communication systems.
Q: When is it appropriate to choose a crimp-type SMA connector over a solder type?
A: Crimp-type SMA connectors are preferred for quick assembly and field installations, especially where repeatability and ease of installation are vital. They offer secure connections while minimizing heat damage risks to sensitive cable insulation or conductors.
Q: Where can this connector be used, and what applications is it best suited for?
A: The SMA-RG400-RA-F-Crimp connector is well-suited for use in RF, microwave, test instrumentation, antenna setups, communication systems, and wireless equipment. Its rugged build allows deployment in both laboratory and industrial settings, especially where cable routing space is restricted.
Q: What is the process for verifying proper installation and performance of this connector?
A: After installation, visually inspect the connection for mechanical integrity and proper ferrule placement. Use a network analyzer to check VSWR (1.30 up to 6 GHz) and insertion loss (<0.2 dB @ 1 GHz) to ensure optimal electrical performance. Perform a continuity and insulation resistance check to confirm no shorts or open circuits.
Q: What advantages does the gold-over-nickel plating provide for this connector?
A: Gold-over-nickel plating ensures excellent corrosion resistance, stable conductivity, and low contact resistance (6 m center, 2 m outer), contributing to reliable signal transmission and extended lifespan, even in challenging environmental conditions.