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Part RoHS Manufacturer Connector Type Option Reliability Contact Gender Dielectric Withstanding Voltage (V) No. of Connectors Panel Mount Body Diameter Insulation Resistance Mixed Contacts Insertion Loss EMI Shielded Filter Feature Termination Contact Finish Body Depth MIL Conformity Coupling Type Insulator Material Maximum Operating Temperature (Cel) DIN Conformance IEC Conformity Minimum Operating Temperature Empty Shell Shell Finish No. of Ports Contact Material Mating Contact Finish Polarization Key Additional Features Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Insulator Color Total No. of Contacts Durability Mounting Type Characteristic Impedance Sub-Category Shell Material Cable Types Mating Info. Mains Connector Rating Termination Type Manufacturer Series Contact Resistance Body or Shell Style Mounting Style Contact Style JESD-609 Code Terminal Length Mounting Option-1 Maximum Operating Frequency

1507

Multicomp Pro

RF MINI UHF CONNECTOR

COMMERCIAL

MALE

.2 dB

.4 inch

ACETAL

NICKEL

1

POLARIZED HOUSING

1.25

1

CABLE

50 ohm

RF UHF Connectors

BRASS

RG-58

CRIMP

1507

PLUG

STRAIGHT

COAX

LOCKING

2.5 GHz

81-114

Amphenol

RF MINI UHF CONNECTOR

GENERAL PURPOSE

MALE

1414VAC

NO

.447 inch

5000000000 ohm

NO

Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)

1.21 inch

NO

THREADED

POLYPROPYLENE

85

NO

NO

-55 Cel

NICKEL

1

TIN LEAD

1.25

1

CABLE

50 ohm

BRASS/ZINC ALLOY

BELDEN 9258

MULTIPLE MATING PARTS AVAILABLE

CRIMP

PLUG

STRAIGHT

COAX

e0

2.5 GHz

182110

Amphenol

RF MINI UHF CONNECTOR

GENERAL PURPOSE

COMMERCIAL

MALE

NO

.41 inch

NO

GOLD

.697 inch

NO

THREADED

POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE

NO

NO

NICKEL

1

GOLD

APPLICABLE CABLES: RG 58/U; RG 141/U; RG 303/U

NATURAL

1

CABLE

RF UHF Connectors

BRASS

RG-58/U

CRIMP

182110

PLUG

STRAIGHT

COAX

e4

LOCKING

UHF Connectors

UHF connectors are a type of coaxial connector that are commonly used in radio frequency (RF) applications. The acronym "UHF" stands for "Ultra High Frequency," indicating their ability to transmit high frequency signals.

UHF connectors consist of a male and female connector, with the male connector featuring a center pin that plugs into the female connector, which has a socket to receive the pin. They are typically available in 50 ohm and 75 ohm versions, and can be used for both DC and high-frequency signals.

One advantage of UHF connectors is their simplicity and low cost, making them a popular choice for many low-frequency and low-power applications. They are also designed to provide a secure and reliable connection, with a threaded coupling mechanism that ensures a stable connection.

UHF connectors are commonly used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, including telecommunications, broadcasting, and amateur radio. They may be subject to rigorous testing and qualification requirements to ensure their reliability and performance.