Radiall N Series Connector Introduction


Radiall N Series Connector Introduction - cover page
Brand
Radiall
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
82 KB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Radiall N Series connectors are designed for the telecommunications market, offering an extensive range of receptacles, cable connectors, coax‑kit models and adapters. They feature optimized piece‑part designs, full‑crimp models, upgraded cross‑knurled coupling nuts and a standard Bright Bronze (BBR) plating for high‑performance non‑magnetic alloy.

The series is optimized for 900‑1800 MHz bands and can operate up to 11 GHz, providing very low intermodulation performance (IMP 3 = ‑110 dBm, ‑153 dBc). Options include straight or right‑angle plugs, flange and bulkhead jacks, crimp or clamp attachment types, and custom models to meet specific customer requirements.

What's inside

  • INTRODUCTION
  • FULL CRIMP MODELS
  • LOW INTERMODULATION CONNECTORS
  • COMPLETE COAXI‑KIT RANGE
  • VERY LOW INTERMODULATION CABLE ASSEMBLIES
  • CUSTOM MODELS

Specifications

Standard plating finishBBR (Bright Bronze Radiall) – high performance non magnetic alloy
Intermodulation performance (IMP 3)-110 dBm (-153 dBc)
Coupling torque for 6‑flat nut170 Ncm
Frequency rangeOptimized for 900‑1800 MHz, up to 11 GHz

Frequently asked questions

What frequency bands are the N series connectors optimized for?

They are optimized for the 900‑1800 MHz bands and can operate up to 11 GHz.

What is the intermodulation performance of the N series connectors?

The connectors achieve an IMP 3 performance of –110 dBm (‑153 dBc).

What standard plating finish is used on the N series connectors?

They use a Bright Bronze (BBR) plating, a high‑performance non‑magnetic alloy.

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