Name: Telegärtner 100023715 100023715 TNC connector Plug, straight 50 Ω 1 pc(s)
Brand: Telegärtner
SKU: 1366263
Availability: InStock

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TNC-plug connector

The plug socket - name, according to the shape of the inner conductor defined.
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Technical specifications

Cable category: Draka 2.6/7.3 AF
Belden 9914

Product type: TNC connector

Connector type: Plug, straight

Impedance: 50 Ω

Connection: Crimp

Content: 1 pc(s)

Cable Ø: 10.30 mm

Max. frequency: 11 GHz

Case material: Brass nickel plated

Manufacturer part #: 100023715

Insulation material: PTFE

Contact material: Brass gold plated

RoHS-compliant: Yes

Temperature range: -40 - +155 °C

Type: 100023715

Seal type: Screw-on

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Datasheet

Datasheet 1366263 Telegärtner 100023715 100023715 TNC connector Plug, straight 50 Ω 1 pc(s)

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 1366263 Telegärtner 100023715 100023715 TNC connector Plug, straight 50 Ω 1 pc(s)

Description

The TNC series is a commonly used coax connector. The same size as BNC connectors, but with a threaded coupling mechanism, this connector can be used up to 11 GHz. Both 50 Ω and 75 Ω impedances are available. Connector styles are available for flexible, conformable and semi-rigid cable types. Versions of the TNC connector are available for mounting to printed circuit boards using both through-hole soldered and through-hole press-fit techniques. Both crimp and clamp cable termination processes are used for this series. Applications for these connectors range from signal and data to video transmission where vibration resistance is required

Description

The TNC series is a commonly used coax connector. The same size as BNC connectors, but with a threaded coupling mechanism, this connector can be used up to 11 GHz. Both 50 Ω and 75 Ω impedances are available. Connector styles are available for flexible, conformable and semi-rigid cable types. Versions of the TNC connector are available for mounting to printed circuit boards using both through-hole soldered and through-hole press-fit techniques. Both crimp and clamp cable termination processes are used for this series. Applications for these connectors range from signal and data to video transmission where vibration resistance is required