SV Microwave, Inc. Datasheets for Coaxial Connectors

Coaxial connectors are composed of an insulated central conducting wire wrapped in another cylindrical conductor (the shield). The cable is usually wrapped in another insulating layer and an outer protective layer. Coaxial cables and connectors have the capacity to carry vast quantities of information. They are typically used in high-speed data and CATV applications.
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Product Name Notes
Developed in the late 1950's, the TNC stands for Threaded Neill Concelman and is named after Amphenol engineer Carl Concelman. Designed as a threaded version of the BNC, the TNC...
Government designation BMA (Blindmate A) was developed in the 1980's. The originally designated OSP™ connector by M/A-Com has excellent electrical performance up to 22 GHz in a compact size. SV...
MULTIPORT CONNECTOR
Named after Paul Neill of Bell Labs after being developed in the 1940's, the Type N offered the first true microwave performance. The Type N connector was developed to satisfy...
SMA is an acronym for SubMiniature version A and was developed in the 1960's. Using a threaded interface, 50 Ohm SMA connectors are precision subminiature units that provide excellent electrical...
SV Microwave offers 2.4mm connectors and components. The 2.4mm series consists of connectors designed for broadband microwave applications DC to 50 GHz. Designed for a wide range of use in...
SV Microwave offers a complete line of SMP bullet connectors at high frequencies up to DC to 40 GHz. The SMP bullet connector was developed to meet the need for...
SVK CONNECTOR
The SMB connector name derives from SubMiniature B (the second subminiature design). Developed in the 1960's, the SMB connector is a smaller version of the SMA connector with snap-on coupling.
The SMC name derives from SubMiniature C (the third subminiature design). The SMC design was developed in the 1960's. SMC has threaded coupling with 10-32 threads. The SMC connector offers...

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