The classification of BNC RF Connectors
There are many types of BNC RF Connectors, and they are classified according to how they work. Here's a look at the classification of BNC RF Connectorsby interface structure and size.
BNC RF Connectorsare classified by connection interface structure:
Threaded connections: use series such as SMC, SMA, TNC, N, UHF, 7/16, and 4.1/9.5 for test equipment, military, and telecommunications equipment.
Bayonet type: use series such as BNC, and MHV, used in reliable connection and rapid plug-and-pull, mostly used in test equipment and military equipment.
Push-in type: allows very fast connection and separation, structural features are reliable, commonly used in small connectors, such as the MCX, and SMB series.
Push-in self-locking: unique self-locking mode, very reliable, usually in high-density according to the small connectors, such as 1.0/2.3,1.6/5.6 series, plug-and-pull fast and reliable lock.
Slide-in type: used in different DIN multi-terminal connectors, commonly used for PCB connections.
BNC RF Connectorsare categorized by size:
Standard: UHF, N, 7/16,7 mm.
Small: BNC, TNC.
Ultraminiature: SMA, SMB, SMC, MCX, BMA, SAA, 3.5 mm.
Miniature: SSMA, SSMB, MMCX, 2.4 mm, k (2.92 mm) , 1.85 mm, 1 mm.
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