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Coaxial Connectors Navigator the ABC’S of Ordering from Radiall A Coaxial Connectors Navigator The ABC’s of Ordering From Radiall A. Series P/N Series Prefix Radiall and Radiall AEP Orientation Gender Connector Catalog P/N & Part Number Series 3 digits correspond to series Radiall AEP Part 4 digits correspond to series (SMA, BNC, SMB, etc; refer to (SMA, BNC, SMB, etc.; refer to Section Number Straight Male Prefix Radiall System Number System Interface finder guide for series) finder guide for series) Name R XXX XXX XXX 3 digits correspond to function 9000-XXXX-XXX 4 digits correspond to function (Plating, captivation, attachment (Interface, geometry, panel Body mounting, etc.) and materials) Right angle Female 3 digits correspond to variant 3 digits correspond to variant Size (Variation) (Dimension, finish, packaging, etc.) Attachment B. Style C. Electrical Options Coupling System Main Cable Types SMA, SMC, TNC, N, UMP, MMS, MMT, BMA, SMP QMA, QN, SMB "Fakra Ω UHF, DIN 7/16, etc. MC-Card, SMB, MCX "smooth bore" BNC, C and USCar,"SMZ type 43 IMP, UMP Performance: Performance: Performance: Performance: Performance: Performance: Excellent Average Excellent Average Average Average Connection time: Connection time: Connection time: Connection time: Lock Connection time: Connection time: Bayonet Snap-On Slide-On Long Very fast Very fast Fast Very fast Press-On Very fast Screw-On Minimum Frequency Needs space Space saving Space saving Needs space Space saving Space saving Mating Cycles Measured in GHz: current Perfect for Outer latching Secured mating Perfect for Durability range is DC-40 GHz (Max) miniaturization mechanism miniaturization Plug (Clamp Type Plug) (Crimp Type Jack) Jack Active part of the coupling system Washer V-groove Gasket Sealing Gasket Passive part of the coupling system Power (Watt) Generally has a male center contact Interface Gasket Generally has a female center Clamp Nut CW Max at Sea Level except series (SMP, SMB, SMC, etc.) Ground Contact Ferrule contact except series (SMP, SMB, Dielectric VSWR= 1, T=20°c Always connected to cable SMC, etc.) Center Contact Always connected to cable Free floating or panel mounted Body Free floating or panel mounted Bulkhead Attachment Clamp Coupling Nut Washer Clamp type on flexible cable Fastening and Mounting Center contact is soldered Bulkhead panel Crimp type on flexible cable Receptacle Type feedthrough Never connected to cable Center contact can be either soldered or crimped Often female, but can also be male Panel flange Solder type on semi-rigid and conformable cable Always fixed (panel, box, PCB) The center contact is soldered mount Solder type on PCB Through-hole Edge-card SMT Through-hole pins or surface mount (SMT) PCB mount A. Series B. Style C. Electrical Options Coupling System Main Cable Types Ω Frequency Power (Watt) CW Max at Sea Level, VSWR= 1, T=20°c 1mm 2 GHz 4 GHz 8 GHz 12 GHz 18 GHz 27 GHz 40 GHz 65 GHz 1 GHz P/N Series Prefix Radiall Catalog P/N & Minimum Semi-rigid & Conformable Name & Radiall AEP Section Number Size Press-on Screw-on Snap-on Slide-on Bayonet Lock Mating Cycles Mini-coax RG178 RG316, RG174 RG58, RG59 RG213, RG214 Corrugated 50 Ohms 75 Ohms L S C X Ku K Ka V @1 GHz @ FMAX BMA R128/R138 N/A M n 500/1000 n n n n 22 GHz 450 100 (18GHz) R140/R141/R142 BNC HD TV D1 C004XE Sec. 10 Std n 100/500 n n n n n n u HD 1000 500 6500-6999 BNC HT R316 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 Std n 500 n n 1000 700 BNC TRX R266 D1 C004XE Sec. 10 Std n 500 Triax n 4 GHz 500 250 BNO/BR2/BD2 R604/R605/R606 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 Std n 500 Twinax style C R166 D1 166CE L n 500 n n n 11 GHz 1200 350 COAXIPACK 2 R694 D1 C004XE Sec. 5 MM n 500 n n n 6 GHz 40 20 DIN 1.0/2.3/BT 54 R118/R120/R219/R220 D1 C004XE Sec. 14 M n n n 500 n n u 10 GHz 150 50 DIN 1.6/5.6 R129/R130/R131 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 Std n n n 1000 n n 500 350 DIN 7/16/COMPOSITE R185/R187 D1 C004XE Sec. 13 L n 500 n n n n 8 GHz 2000 700 DT-F R139 D1 C004XE Sec. 16 M n 500 n n n n 100 70 FAKRA-USCAR R197 N/A M n 100 n n n 6 GHz 150 60 HN/HN2 R176/R616 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 L n 500 n n 1200 850 IMP R107 D1 C004XE Sec. 1 UM n 20 n 6 GHz 20 8 LC R181 D1 166CE L n 500 n n 6 GHz 1200 500 MC Card R199/R299 D1 C004XE Sec. 6 MM n 5000 n n n 8 GHz 40 14 Moebius R199 D1 C004XE Sec. 6 MM n 20000 n n n 6 GHz 40 14 MCX R113/R213 D1 C004XE Sec. 4 M n 500 n n n n u 6 GHz 150 60 miniQUICK R225/R226/R227 D1 225CE Std n n 1000 n n n u 1000 500 mQ HT R321 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 Std n 1000 n n n 1000 700 MMBX R223 D1 C004XE Sec. 4 MM n 100 n n n 12 GHz 100 25 MMCX R110 D1 C004XE Sec. 2 MM n 500 n n n 6 GHz 60 25 MMS R209 D1 C004XE Sec. 2 MM n 50 n n n n u 6 GHz 38 15 MMT R210 D1 C004XE Sec. 2 MM n 500 n n n u 8 GHz 38 13 R161/R162/R163 N/N 18 D1 C004XE Sec. 12 L n 500 n n n n n u 11 GHz 18 GHz 1200 350 4000 QMA R123 D1 C004XE Sec. 9 M n 100 n n n n 6 GHz 450 180 QN R164 D1 C004XE Sec. 9 Std n 100 n n n n n 11 GHz 1000 300 QRE R324 D1 C004XE Sec. 9 M n 100 n n 12 GHz 450 130 QUADRAX TNC R608 N/A M n 500 Quadrax cable SBMA R108/R109 N/A MM n 500 n n n 27 GHz 100 20 SHV R317 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 Std n 500 n n 1000 700 R124/R125/R126 SMA/SMA-COM D1 C004XE Sec. 8 M n 500 n n n n n COM 18 GHz 26 GHz 450 100 (18GHz) 9000-9999 SMA 2.4 Limited offering N/A M n 50 GHz 150 20 SMA 2.9 (K) R127 D1 C004XE Sec. 8 M n 500 n n 40 GHz 450 70 SMA 3.5 Limited offering N/A M n 34 GHz 450 75 R114/R115/R116 SMB/SLB D1 C004XE Sec. 7 M n n 500 n n n n 4 GHz 150 75 2000-2699 SMB LOCK R117 D1 C004XE Sec. 7 M n 500 n n n n 4 GHz 150 75 R112/R212 SMC D1 C004XE Sec. 7 M n 500 n n n n 10 GHz 150 50 1000-1699 SMP/SMP-COM R222/R2229 D1 C004XE Sec. 3 MM n 100/500/1000 n n n n COM 12 GHz 40 GHz 100 15 65 GHz SMPM R201 N/A UM n n 100/1000 n n 65 GHz 60 7 Type 43 R214 D1 C004XE Sec. 14 M n n 250 u u 150 100 SSMA R121/R122 N/A MM n 500 n n n 18 GHz 30 GHz 100 20 R203 SSMB/SSLB AEP 127-7 MM n n 12 GHz 60 17 7000 SSMC 7000 AEP 127-7 MM n n 12 GHz 60 17 THT 20/THT 40 R331/R346 D1 C004XE Sec. 15 L n 500 n n 1500 1500 R143/R144 TNC/TNC 18 D1 C004XE Sec. 11 Std n 100/500 n n n n n u 11 GHz 18 GHz 1000 300 6000-6499 TNO R304 N/A Std n 500 Twinax style UHF/UHF2 R155/R156 D1 C004XE Sec. 16 L n 500 n n 1500 1500 UMP R107 D1 C004XE Sec. 1 UM n n 100 n n n n 6 GHz 60 20 50 Ohms 75 Ohms UM: UltraMiniature MM: MicroMiniature M: Miniature Std: Standard L: Large - Note: This Finder Guide is intended for information only. 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