The BNC female connector is a universal bayonet-type RF coaxial connector. It uses a bayonet-locking structure and can be quickly and securely mated with a BNC male connector through a rotation-locking mechanism. The connection is robust, and the fully shielded metal construction ensures stable and reliable RF signal transmission. It is often assembled with coaxial cables into wire harnesses for high-frequency RF, analog video, and instrument measurement signal transmission.
Frequency Range: DC to 4GHz, Impedance: 50Ω
Materials:
Housing: Nickel-plated brass
Center Pin: Phosphor bronze with gold plating
Insulator: Teflon
Back Cover: Nickel-plated brass
Copper Tube: Nickel-plated brass
| Applicable Standards | IEC60169-16 |
| Product Name | BNC Connector For RG174 Cable |
| Product Design Level | Universal connector (Level 2) |
| Electrical | |
| Characteristic Impedance | 50 ohm |
| Frequency Range | DC-4GHz |
| VSWR | ≤ 1.3 |
| Insertion loss | ≤ 0.10dB |
| Dielectric Withstanding Voltage | 1500V |
| Insulation Resistance | ≥5000MΩ |
| Contact Resistance | Inner conductor ≤2.0mΩ; external resistance ≤0.2mΩ |
| Mechanical: | |
| Durability | Mating cycles ≥500 |
| Material d and plating: | |
| Body | Brass,Tri-Alloy |
| Insulator | PTFFE |
| Center conductor | Pin-brass, gold-plated (bold); socket-tin bronze or beryllium bronze, gold |
| Sealing ring | Silicone Rubber |
BNC Coaxial Connector

BNC connector types feature a bayonet style coupling mechanism that allows for quick connect and disconnect with positive locking. Mating is achieved with just a quarter-turn of the coupling nut. With a classic, dependable design, BNC RF connectors are suited to accommodate a large variety of RG and industry-standard coaxial cables, in a variety of termination styles.
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