Richardson RFPD RF Coaxial Board Mount Connector 142-0731-861

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The End Launch connector is attached to the circuit board by inserting the board edge between the legs and soldering the legs and center conductor to pads on the board. For optimum high frequency performance, the connector to circuit board transition must be adjusted for low VSWR. To compensate for the transition from coax to microstrip, trace widths must be adjusted based on circuit board thickness. When properly adjusted, this technique yields a low VSWR over a wide bandwidth.
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The End Launch connector is attached to the circuit board by inserting the board edge between the legs and soldering the legs and center conductor to pads on the board. For optimum high frequency performance, the connector to circuit board transition must be adjusted for low VSWR. To compensate for the transition from coax to microstrip, trace widths must be adjusted based on circuit board thickness. When properly adjusted, this technique yields a low VSWR over a wide bandwidth.
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RF Coaxial Board Mount Connector - 142-0731-861 - Richardson RFPD
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Downers Grove, IL, United States
RF Coaxial Board Mount Connector
142-0731-861
RF Coaxial Board Mount Connector 142-0731-861
The End Launch connector is attached to the circuit board by inserting the board edge between the legs and soldering the legs and center conductor to pads on the board. For optimum high frequency performance, the connector to circuit board transition must be adjusted for low VSWR. To compensate for the transition from coax to microstrip, trace widths must be adjusted based on circuit board thickness. When properly adjusted, this technique yields a low VSWR over a wide bandwidth.

The End Launch connector is attached to the circuit board by inserting the board edge between the legs and soldering the legs and center conductor to pads on the board. For optimum high frequency performance, the connector to circuit board transition must be adjusted for low VSWR. To compensate for the transition from coax to microstrip, trace widths must be adjusted based on circuit board thickness. When properly adjusted, this technique yields a low VSWR over a wide bandwidth.

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  Richardson RFPD
Product Category Coaxial Connectors
Product Number 142-0731-861
Product Name RF Coaxial Board Mount Connector
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