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Field-replaceable connectors for military and civil use

October 23, 2020 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Pasternack has just launched a new line of field-replaceable RF connectors designed for use in various civil and military telecommunications, civil and military aeronautics, military equipment, as well as space and measurement system applications.

Pasternack’s new field replaceable RF connectors include SMA, 3.5mm, 2.92mm, 2.4mm, and 1.85mm types with 2-hole and 4-hole mounting configurations. Each connector utilizes a metal ring that grounds or mates with the component ground and will work with a range of different pin sizes.

These types of connectors can be used on various sealed RF components as replaceable RF interconnects where the component has a pin exposed. The connector is attached to the wall of the component with screws and accepts the interface pin. To accommodate a wide range of RF components, several configurations of flange sizes and pin sizes are offered off-the-shelf.

Pasternack’s new field replaceable connectors are in-stock and available for immediate shipping.

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