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Catalog 1307191Revised 10-00

The new Tyco Electronics RF CoaxialSolutions for Communications Equipmentcatalog combines the best products fromindustry leading brand names like OmniSPECTRA, M/A-COM, Siemens E.C.,GreenPar, and of course AMP. We have inte-grated these into one cohesive set of RF prod-ucts focused specifically on wireless, wirelinecarrier, and enterprise networking sectors ofthe world telecom equipment market.

Tyco’s broadest selection of RF connectorsand coaxial cable assemblies provides youwith a solution for every interconnectionrequirement. Type N and 7/16 connectorsare used where high power and rugged relia-bility are required, typically as antenna feeds,filter/combiner I/O’s, and power amplifieroutputs. SMA, SMB, and TNC connectorsare the primary cable interface for inner cabinet routing and are available in panelmount, board mount, and cable termina-tions. Subminiature connectors such asMCX, OSMP, DIN, and BlindMate providepanel to board and backplane connections.Finally, our micro miniature OSMT, SSMT,and MMCX series provide excellent board toboard and card edge to board solutions.

All of these interfaces are supported withcable terminating tools and between seriesadapters to meet all your requirements fortrouble free terminations at the lowestapplied cost. The appendices hold a wealthof information including a Theory andApplication tutorial, RG/U cable specificationtables, Application notes on White Bronzeplating and intermodulation distortion.

Whether you need rugged external RFpower cables, panel mount, board to board, blind mate, or DIN, Tyco Electronicshas the connection.

R FC O A X I A LS O L U T I O N S F O RC O M M U N I C A T I O N SE Q U I P M E N T

The new Tyco Electronics RF CoaxialSolutions for Communications Equipmentcatalog combines the best products fromindustry leading brand names like OmniSPECTRA, M/A-COM, Siemens E.C.,GreenPar, and of course AMP. We have inte-grated these into one cohesive set of RF prod-ucts focused specifically on wireless, wirelinecarrier, and enterprise networking sectors ofthe world telecom equipment market.

Tyco’s broadest selection of RF connectorsand coaxial cable assemblies provides youwith a solution for every interconnectionrequirement. Type N and 7/16 connectorsare used where high power and rugged relia-bility are required, typically as antenna feeds,filter/combiner I/O’s, and power amplifieroutputs. SMA, SMB, and TNC connectorsare the primary cable interface for inner cabinet routing and are available in panelmount, board mount, and cable termina-tions. Subminiature connectors such asMCX, OSMP, DIN, and BlindMate providepanel to board and backplane connections.Finally, our micro miniature OSMT, SSMT,and MMCX series provide excellent board toboard and card edge to board solutions.

All of these interfaces are supported withcable terminating tools and between seriesadapters to meet all your requirements fortrouble free terminations at the lowestapplied cost. The appendices hold a wealthof information including a Theory andApplication tutorial, RG/U cable specificationtables, Application notes on White Bronzeplating and intermodulation distortion.

Whether you need rugged external RFpower cables, panel mount, board to board, blind mate, or DIN, Tyco Electronicshas the connection.

WIRELESS BASE STATION

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Based on the communications gear that youare designing:

Wireless BasestationsCarrier Rack EquipmentChassisSet Top BoxNIC Card

Typical equipment drawings guide you to theinterconnect section(s) in this catalog.

Selection guides will direct you to productsbased on performance and mechanicalrequirements such as impedance, VSWR,max. frequency, power handling, etc.

There are other guides to help you find theright connection: A table of contents listedby interface type, a complete connector typeselector describes each interface with typicalapplications, and a mini-selection guideshows key parameters to quickly pinpoint theright connector type.

CARRIER RACK EQUIPMENT

CHASSIS

NIC CARD

SET TOP BOX

Radio base station cabinets demandpackaging that combines high powerr.f. signals, high speed digital data, andanalog signals. Cabinet input/outputconnections are provided by N Seriesand 7/16 connectors. Plug-in r.f. modules require Blind Mate, DINinserts, and panel mount connectors.Transceiver modules utilize MCX,OSMT, and SSMT board and cable connectors for board to board andpanel to board applications. Finally,both semi-rigid and flexible RG cableassemblies route signals throughout the entire cabinet.

WIRELESS BASE STATION

Radio base station cabinets demandpackaging that combines high powerr.f. signals, high speed digital data, andanalog signals. Cabinet input/outputconnections are provided by N Seriesand 7/16 connectors. Plug-in r.f. modules require Blind Mate, DINinserts, and panel mount connectors.Transceiver modules utilize MCX,OSMT, and SSMT board and cable connectors for board to board andpanel to board applications. Finally,both semi-rigid and flexible RG cableassemblies route signals throughout the entire cabinet.

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N SERIES CONNECTORS,PAGE 17

TNC CONNECTORS,PAGE 23

SMA CONNECTORSPAGE 99

SMB CONNECTORSPAGE 177

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7-16 SERIES CONNECTORS, PAGE 1

LIGHTNING PROTECTION CONNECTORS,PAGE 9

7-16 SERIESCABLE ASSEMBLIES,PAGE 269

N SERIESCABLE ASSEMBLIES,PAGE 269

MCX CONNECTORS, PAGE 197

OSMT CONNECTORS, PAGE 223

SSMT CONNECTORS, PAGE 215

OSMP SUBMINIATUREBLIND MATE CONNECTORS,PAGE 172

DIN INSERTS, PAGE 237

COAXICON COAXIAL CONTACTS, PAGE 247

SIEMAX CONNECTORS, PAGE 253

For today’s fast paced CarrierEquipment market, Tyco Electronicsoffers a broad line of RF interconnectproducts that meet demandingcustomer requirements for CATV,telecom and data transmissionapplications. Connectors, cableassemblies, and applicator tooling areavailable for applications ranging fromcentral office to customer premiseenvironments, 50 or 75 ohms, fromrack based equipment to set top boxes.Styles range from standard miniatureRF connectors such as F series, BNCand TNC to subminiature RFconnectors such as SMA, SMB, SMCand Blind Mate connectors, to Microminiature MMCX, OSMT and SMTQuick Grip products. Siemaxconnectors provide multi-positionalsurface mount technology RFconnection for pcb and panelapplications, and offer superiorpackaging density. Between Seriesadapters are available, along withconnectors meeting international DINand IEC standard interfaces. Highperformance GHz range BNCconnectors meet the needs for fastersignaling.

CARRIER RACK EQUIPMENT

For today’s fast paced CarrierEquipment market, Tyco Electronicsoffers a broad line of RF interconnectproducts that meet demandingcustomer requirements for CATV,telecom and data transmissionapplications. Connectors, cableassemblies, and applicator tooling areavailable for applications ranging fromcentral office to customer premiseenvironments, 50 or 75 ohms, fromrack based equipment to set top boxes.Styles range from standard miniatureRF connectors such as F series, BNCand TNC to subminiature RFconnectors such as SMA, SMB, SMCand Blind Mate connectors, to Microminiature MMCX, OSMT and SMTQuick Grip products. Siemaxconnectors provide multi-positionalsurface mount technology RFconnection for pcb and panelapplications, and offer superiorpackaging density. Between Seriesadapters are available, along withconnectors meeting international DINand IEC standard interfaces. Highperformance GHz range BNCconnectors meet the needs for fastersignaling.

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G SERIES CONNECTORS,PAGE 97

F SERIES CONNECTORS,PAGE 91

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MMCX CONNECTORS,PAGE 233

BNC CONNECTORS,PAGE 41

SMA CONNECTORS,PAGE 99

SMB CONNECTORS,PAGE 177

TNC CONNECTORS,PAGE 23

DIN INSERTS, PAGE 237

SIEMAX CONNECTORS,PAGE 253

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Coaxial interconnects have evolved inthe enterprise market place over theyears. The BNC interfaces that oncedominated the Ethernet premise installations to coax products that provide high speed access to the carrierinfrastructure.

In today’s environment, NetworkInterface Cards (NIC) still featureCapacitively Decoupled BNC connec-tors with built-in chip capacitors toreduce noise and ground loop currents.

For the infrastructure, the standardcoaxial interfaces to the infrastructureinclude both 50 and 75 ohm BNC con-nectors. The BNC family featuresnumerous styles including cable plugsand jacks, adapters and printed circuitboard connectors. To address manufac-turability, we offer the board mount inSMT, wave solder, and press fit. Morerecently, the SMB interface is the oneof choice for improved density and isavailable in both commercial and MIL-type. Again, our portfolio has awide variety of configurations toaddress your system requirements.

Lastly, as broadband CATV becomesmore prevalent for internet access incable modems, our family of F connec-tors offer a high performance solution.

CHASSIS, NIC CARD AND SET TOP BOX

Coaxial interconnects have evolved inthe enterprise market place over theyears. The BNC interfaces that oncedominated the Ethernet premise installations to coax products that provide high speed access to the carrierinfrastructure.

In today’s environment, NetworkInterface Cards (NIC) still featureCapacitively Decoupled BNC connec-tors with built-in chip capacitors toreduce noise and ground loop currents.

For the infrastructure, the standardcoaxial interfaces to the infrastructureinclude both 50 and 75 ohm BNC con-nectors. The BNC family featuresnumerous styles including cable plugsand jacks, adapters and printed circuitboard connectors. To address manufac-turability, we offer the board mount inSMT, wave solder, and press fit. Morerecently, the SMB interface is the oneof choice for improved density and isavailable in both commercial and MIL-type. Again, our portfolio has awide variety of configurations toaddress your system requirements.

Lastly, as broadband CATV becomesmore prevalent for internet access incable modems, our family of F connec-tors offer a high performance solution.

SET TOP BOX

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BNC CONNECTORS, PAGE 41

SMB CONNECTORS, PAGE 177

F CONNECTORS, PAGE 91

DECOUPLEDBNC, PAGE 79

NIC CARD

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RF Catalog Table of Contents


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Miniature Connectors7-16 Series Connectors ...................................................................................................1-8Lightning Protection Connectors ...................................................................................9-16

Surge Protectors ........................................................................................................9-12/4 Wave Stub Tuners ..............................................................................................13-16

N Series Connectors....................................................................................................17-22TNC Connectors ..........................................................................................................23-40BNC Connectors..........................................................................................................41-78Decoupled Connectors................................................................................................79-86Twin BNC Connectors .................................................................................................87-90F Series and G Series Connectors ..............................................................................91-98

Subminiature ConnectorsSMA Connectors........................................................................................................99-124DIN Connectors .......................................................................................................125-148

Series 1.0/2.3 .......................................................................................................125-130Series 1.6/5.6 .......................................................................................................131-141

OSMP Connectors ...................................................................................................149-154Blind Mate Connectors ............................................................................................155-176

3.5 mm Blind Mate Connectors...................................................................................1562.8 mm Blind Mate Connectors............................................................................157-158OSP Miniature Blind Mate Connectors.................................................................159-171OSSP Subminiature Blind Mate Connectors ........................................................172-176

SMB Connectors......................................................................................................177-196MCX Connectors......................................................................................................197-206

Micro Miniature RF Coax ConnectorsSMT Quick Grip Connectors....................................................................................207-214SSMT Connectors ....................................................................................................215-222OSMT Connectors ...................................................................................................223-232MMCX Connectors...................................................................................................233-236

Multi Position ConnectorsDIN Inserts ...............................................................................................................237-243Size 8 Contacts........................................................................................................244-246Coaxial Contacts (COAXICON) ...............................................................................247-252Siemax Connectors..................................................................................................253-254

Between Series Adapters............................................................................................255-264

Tooling ........................................................................................................................265-268

Cable Assembly Capabilities ......................................................................................269-272

AppendixA - Theory and Application ......................................................................................273-278B - White Bronze Application Note ..........................................................................279-281C - Intermodulation Application Note ......................................................................282-284D - Typical Coaxial Cable Specifications ................................................................285-299E - Maximum Power Handling Capabilities for Cables ...................................................300F - Nominal Loss Characteristics for Cables ..................................................................301G - Glossary of Terms..............................................................................................302-306

Part Number Index ......................................................................................................307-313


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Connector Types7-16 Series connectors are designed for medium to high power applications such as cellular basestations, control components, antenna and broadcast. The 7-16 Series minimizes intermodulation dis-tortion by silver plating the electrical path. Combined hex/knurl coupling nuts allow for manual ortorque tightening, further reducing distortion by providing a strong butt joint.

Lightning Protection devices have an integral surge arrestor capsule which is designed to protectequipment from high current pulses. It is effective against very fast rise times as induced by electromag-netic pulses from nuclear explosions (NEMP) and the slower pulses arising from lightning strikes (LEMP).

N Series threaded connectors have an air dielectric interface and are low cost. These connectorsoperate to 11 GHz and are commonly used in cable-based local-area networks (LAN’s) mediumpower transmitters, and base station antenna applications.

TNC connectors have an interface similar to BNC except for a threaded coupling nut. The tighter fitprovided by this screw-on connection improves interface control allowing connectors to operate up to11 GHz. TNC connectors are excellent for mobile units where top-notch performance is requiredunder vibration.

BNC connectors offer easy engagement and disengagement using bayonet couplings and overlap-ping dielectrics. They are most useful for frequently coupled and uncoupled RF connections with fre-quencies below 4 GHz. BNC connectors find applications in flexible networks, instrumentation, andcomputer peripheral interconnections.

F & G Series connectors offer enhanced performance beyond 1 GHz. Designed to meet the rigorousrequirements of Bellcore TA-NWT-001503 and SCTE specifications, the F & G series provides highcurrent carrying capabilities in both sealed and un-sealed configurations. Plugs, jacks and adaptersare available in threaded and push-on versions. These connectors meet the evolving needs of thecommunications industry for increased reliability and performance.

SMA threaded connectors are widely used in microwave communications. Connectors operate to atleast 12.4 GHz on flexible coax cables, and up to 26.5 GHz on semi-rigid coax cables. Crimp-on SMAconnectors that operate to 26.5 GHz are available.

Blind Mate connectors operate to 22 GHz for OSP, 26.5 GHz for 3.5 mm, 28 GHz for OSSP, and 40GHz for 2.8 mm and OSMP styles. These connectors offer easy slide-on connection and require lessalignment between the cable and the equipment than other connectors with comparable band width.Blind Mate connectors are widely used as coaxial interconnects between plug-in modules and moth-erboards when axial and radial misalignments are necessary.

SMB connectors feature a snap coupling for fast connection. A self centering outer spring and over-lapping dielectric allows easy snap-on and excellent performance even in moderate vibration. TheSMB is smaller in size than the SMA and excellent where engineers are concerned about circuit minia-turization. Typical application is inter- or intra-board connection of RF or digital signals. Commercial50 ohm versions operate to 4 GHz, and 75 ohm versions reach 2 GHz.

MCX connectors offer a high reliability, space saving sub-miniature coaxial cable to cable and cableto board interconnection system. The MCX connectors impedance types are applicable up to 6 GHz.

Surface Mount (SMT) connectors. The RF solution to the communication and information age. Theseconnectors (OSMT,SSMT and SMT Quick Grip) are designed to meet the growing demand for surfacemount RF connector technology. These connectors operate up to 6 GHz utilizing cable assemblydesign to terminate to SMT connectors. Surface mount connectors contribute to high density packag-ing and high volume manufacturing requirements.

Multi Position connectors. These connector series, including the 1.0/2.3 (CECC 22230), 1.6/5.6(CECC 22240), Subminiature D (DIN 41652 and CECC 75 301-082), and Tyco’s own Siemax multicoax connector series offer the customer a broad choice of options where density and performanceare a major concern. The 1.0/2.3 series contacts are available in both 50 and 75 Ohm versions andare designed for use to 10 GHz. The different types of coupling mechanisms, such as screw on,slide-in and latching coupling provide for a variety of space-saving installations. The connector series1.6/5.6 has been modified to incorporate improved technical advantages. A 75 Ohm design for useup to 8 GHz, it offers excellent screening effectiveness and is a most suitable component for thoseapplications where the transmission of high bit rates is required. In Subminiature D type connectorsthese interfaces provide good electrical grounding and electromagnetic shielding in a small packagesize. These plug connectors address the increasing demands related to EMC (electromagnetic com-patibility) and RFI (immunity to radiated noise), and are widely used as interface connectors in officeand data systems, telecommunications equipment, and in measurement and control systems. Tyco’sSiemax connectors combine the benefits of surface mount technology and modular design. This 75Ohm connector series operates up to 2 GHz and offers a compact grid pitch of 10mm. Its usesinclude multiplex and high-density systems, and Base Station applications.

Miscellaneous connector types include multiple-circuit connectors that use coaxial contacts in a pin-and-socket configuration, crimp-on ferrules that offer fast, reliable connections for attaching one ormore ground taps to shielded wire and braided shield terminations for connecting cable shields to pcboards. Also available are network/premises interconnect products for Ethernet/IEEE 802.3 systemsand coaxial taps for simple, dependable connections from transceiver to LAN without cutting the cable.


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Nominal Maximum Temperature Cable Retention Coupling Maximum Durability Connector PageProduct Impedance Frequency Rating Mechanism Peak Cycles Body No.Ohms GHz C lb [N] Voltage Finish7-16 Series 50 7 -55° to +155° RG8A/U — Threaded 4000 500 White Bronze 1Lightning Protection 50 2.5 -45° to +85° Adapter — Threaded 650 500 White Bronze 9N Series 50 11 -65° to +85° 90 400.3 Threaded 1000 500 Nickel 17Commercial (RG-214/U)TNC 50 7 -65° to +165° 60 266.9 Threaded 500 500 Silver 23Single Crimp (RG-58C/U)TNC 50 11 -65° to +165° 60 266.9 Threaded 500 500 Silver or Nickel 23Dual Crimp (RG-58C/U)TNC 50 7 -55° to +85° 60 266.9 Threaded 500 500 Nickel 23Commercial (RG-58C/U)TNC 75 2 -55° to +85° 60 266.9 Threaded 500 500 Nickel 2375 Ohm (RG-59B/U)BNC 50 2.5 -65° to +165° 60 266.9 Bayonet 500 500 Silver or Nickel 41Single Crimp (RG-58C/U)BNC 50 4 -65° to +165° 60 266.9 Bayonet 500 500 Silver or Nickel 41Dual Crimp (RG-58C/U)BNC 50 4 -55° to +85° 60 266.9 Bayonet 500 500 Nickel 41Dual Crimp Commercial (RG-58C/U)BNC 50 4 -55° to +85° 60 266.9 Bayonet 500 500 Nickel 41Hex Crimp (RG-58C/U)BNC 50 4 -65° to +165° 40 177.9 Bayonet 500 500 Nickel 41Field Serviceable (RG-142B/U)BNC 75 2 -65° to +85° 60 266.9 Bayonet 500 500 Nickel 4175 Ohm (RG-59B/U)

Twin BNC Non- — -55° to +85° 25 111.2 Bayonet 500 200 Silver or Nickel 87constant (RG-108/U)40

F Series 75 — -55° to +85° (Series 59, 6, 7 — Threaded (F) 500 200 Nickel 91Single Braid)40

G Series 75 — -55° to +85° (Series 59, 6, 7 — Push-On (G) 500 200 Nickel 91Single Braid)

SMA 50 26.5 -65° to +105° 60 266.9 Threaded 500 500 Gold or Passivated 99Semi-Rigid (RG-402/U) Stainless SteelSMA 50 12.4 -65° to +165° 40 177.9 Threaded 500 500 Gold or Passivated 99Flexible (RG-58C/U) Stainless Steel

OSMP 50 40 -65° to +165° 20 89 Snap-On 500 100 Gold 149(RG-405/U)Blind Mate 50 26.5 -65° to +105° 60 266.9 Slide-On 335 500 Passivated 1553.5 mm (RG-402/U) Stainless SteelBlind Mate 50 26.5 -65° to +105° 30 133.4 Slide-On — 500 Gold 1552.8 mm (RG-405/U)OSP 50 22 -65° to +125° 60 267.02 Push-On 500 5000 Gold or Passivated 155Semi-Rigid (RG-402/U) Stainless SteelOSP 50 12.4 -65° to +125° 40 178 Push-On 335 5000 Gold or Passivated 155Flexible (RG-58/U) Stainless SteelOSSP 50 28 -65° to +125° 20 89 Push-On 335 5000 Gold or Passivated 155Semi-Rigid (RG-405/U) Stainless SteelOSSP 50 — -65° to +125° 20 89 Push-On 250 5000 Gold or Passivated 155Flexible (RG-316/U) Stainless Steel

SMB 50 4 -65° to +85° 20 89 Snap-On 335 500 Nickel 177(RG-316/U)

50 6 -65° to +165° 20 32 Snap-On 500 500 Nickel 197MCX (RG-316/U)Connectors 20 32 Snap-On 500 500 Nickel 19775 6 -65° to +165° (RG-187/U)SMT Quick Grip 50 3 -40° to +125° Omni-Flex — Snap-On 250 5 Gold 207SSMT 50 6 -40° to +125° Omni-Flex — Snap-On 250 100 Gold 215OSMT 50 6 -40° to +105° Omni-Flex — Snap-On 250 100 Gold 223

MMCX 50 6 -55° to +155° 10 44.5 Snap-On 500 500 Gold 233(RG-178/U)


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Method of TerminationAMP provides connectors that can be terminated to coaxialcable, printed circuit boards or other connector interfaces.

Selection of the proper connector to terminate to an RGcable is simplified by using the format of this catalog.Experience has proven that certain connector types lendthemselves to termination of particular coax cable sizes.For example, miniature cables such as RG 188 are mostpractically terminated to subminiature connectors such asSMB and SMC styles. Figure 3 illustrates the interfacediameters of each connector type and the dielectric out-side diameter (DOD) of popular RG cables. It is most eco-nomical to select a connector that terminates to a cablewith a dielectric diameter close in size to the connector’sinterface diameter.The product information sections of thiscatalog have been organized so that all connector con-struction types are grouped together by cable size. Thisallows easy selection of the connector construction bestsuited for the application.

AMP offers a wide range of connector configurations for terminating to printed circuit boards. Also available areconnectors which allow the interconnection of one interfacetype to another.

By reviewing this catalog, a connector can be found tomatch most any application. Since the RF connector is apart of a transmission line system, make sure when select-ing a new connector design, that it is compatible with theoverall system’s performance.

ConstructionThe construction of a connector will greatly affect the purchase price. The connector tables in this cataloginclude construction details that allow you to select con-nectors that meet your requirements at the lowest price.Commercial designs use lower cost materials, such as zincdiecast bodies, polypropylene insulators and silver-platedcontacts. Specific details of connector construction are list-ed in each product section of this catalog.

The materials used affect both performance and cost.Common base metals include brass, beryllium copper andstainless steel. The most common plating used for the cen-ter contact is gold because of its low contact resistance,superior mating properties and corrosion resistance.

Teflon, polypropylene and polymethylpentene (TPX) are themost common connector dielectrics. Teflon offers the low-est loss, the most stable electrical properties and highestoperating temperature. But since it cannot be injectionmolded, manufacturing is more costly than other materials.Be certain, when specifying connectors, that the tempera-ture and voltage limitations are taken into consideration.

AssemblyThere are several methods of assembly or termination, butthey can be categorized into two major areas: (1) Solder center conductor and clamp braid (Category A) and (2)Crimp center conductor and crimp braid. Other methodsare derived from combinations of the above, (e.g., soldercenter conductor and crimp braid. Method (1) (Category A)is generally used where no specialized tools are available,such as with field installations. With the development of lowcost assembly tools, method (2) is becoming more popularfor field installation.

Crimping is preferred in most manufacturing environmentswhere assembly tooling is available because terminationscan be made in the least amount of time and with the great-est reliability. The design of crimp tools assures that everytermination is made the same; this cannot be done with aclamp design without further testing or inspection. Figure 4illustrates the difference between braid crimping usingAMP “O” crimp and the industry-standard hex crimp. TheAMP “O” crimp gives a more consistent pressure on theouter collar. In addition, the crimp of the center conductorprovides superior VSWR as shown in Figure 5.

Benefits derived by using AMP “O” crimp: No soldering of center contact is required. This allevi-

ates all prospective problems associated with the sol-dering process such as excess solder, cold solderjoints and overheating the dielectric.

Fewer parts resulting in less assembly errors Braid crimping which eliminates the need for the

combing, screwing and torquing associated with thebraid clamp.

RG-8

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RG-59/62

RG-58/142

SHV

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SMA

RG-180

SMB/C

RG-188

RG-178

Cable Type Connector

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Diameter (Inches)

0.3 0.4 0.5


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Figure 4

Hex Crimp vs. AMP “O” Crimp

Figure 5

VSWR vs. FrequencyComparison of Crimping or Soldering Center Contacts

Using Series N Plug on RG-214/U Cable

Hex CrimpFour Indent CrimpSolderAMP "O" Crimp

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Frequency GHz


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7-16 Series Connectors


Features Designed for cellular base-

stations, control component,antenna and broadcastapplications

Available in White Bronzeplating

Minimizes IntermodulationDistortion by the use of non-ferrous materials

Hex knurl for wrench tightening

Available for several popular RG cable sizes insolder-clamp and crimp-crimp attachment styles

AMP offers a comprehen-sive range of 7-16Connectors to suit today’schallenging WirelessInfrastructure Market. Thismarket demands reliable,intermodulation sensitiveconnectors that accommo-date higher power.

AMP 7-16 CoaxialConnector Series providesreliable, intermodulation-minimizing solutions thatalso provide a logical alter-native to N Series connec-tors in high power applica-tions where a more ruggedinterface design is required.Typical examples of thisinclude transmitter to antenna links and channelswitching networks.

The 7-16 Series conforms toCECC 22190 and IEC 169-4specification standards andhas a 2.7kV working voltageat the connector interfaceand maximum power

handling capability of 4kW.The series has beendesigned for these demand-ing environments and canwithstand a minimum of 500mating cycles. Popular RGcable sizes are covered inboth solder/clamp andcrimp attachment styles.Two piece combination con-nectors adapt to straight orright angle configurations,minimizing the number ofdifferent part codes neededby the customer. Series N to 7-16 between series adaptersfacilitate the transitionbetween system interfacesas well as providing a testinterface.

The increased customerdemand for greater channelcapacity combined withincreased sensitivity ofreceivers has exposed theIMD (IntermodulationDistortion) phenomenon. Toaddress this problem 7-16

Connectors have beendesigned to reduce IMDthrough the use of non-fer-rous base materials and bysilver plating of the electricalpath. The proprietary WhiteBronze plating technique isstandard, providing highcorrosion resistance, lowporosity, scratch resistance,low RF loss and a non-mag-netic finish. Incorporation ofhex-knurl coupling nutsallow for hand or wrenchtightening of connectors,depending upon the appli-cation.

AMP is a global ISO 9001certified manufacturer andmaintains a complete in-house IntermodulationTesting facility. Connectorpart numbers shown formjust a small part of theextensive interconnectpackage that AMP offers forthe professional wirelessand telecom markets.

Related Product DataN Connectors — Pages 17-22

Application Notes —White BronzeIntermodulation

Between Series AdaptersFor 7-16 Series Between SeriesAdapters, see Pages 255-264.


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Materials Female Contacts (inner and outer) Beryllium CopperOther Metal Parts BrassInsulators Fluorocarbon PolymerGaskets Silicone RubberFinishes

Parts in the electrical path Silver over copperOther Metal Parts White Bronze

ElectricalFrequency Range DC-7GHzImpedance 50 OhmsInsulation Resistance 10,000 Megohms Minimum

2.7kV (connector)Maximum Working Voltage rms (sea level) 1.4kV (versions for RG 213, 214 and 393)Maximum Proof Voltage rms (sea level) 2.7kV (connector)

1.4kV (versions for RG 213, 214 and 393)Center Contact Resistance 0.8 milliohm (max.) after conditioningInsertion Loss <1.5dB to 5 GHzVSWR 1.02 + 0.03f up to 7 GHz

where f is measured in GHzIntermodulation Better than –150dBcMechanicalCoupling Torque 18.5 – 22 ft.-lbs.Proof Torque 25 ft.-lbs.Mechanical Endurance 500 mating cyclesEnvironmentalTemperature Rating –55°C to +155°C

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Straight Cable PlugSolder/Clamp

47.8[1.88]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 8A/U, RG 9B/U, White Bronze D75A01B004X 1311218-1RG 213/U, RG 214/U

43.5[1.71]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 8A/U, RG 213/U White Bronze D75A02B001X 1331959-1RG 9B/U, RG 214/U White Bronze D75A02B004X 1362765-1

43.0[1.69]

34.3[1.35]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

36.0[1.42]

AssembledCable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

RG 58C/U, RG 141A/U White Bronze D75B02B010X 1408028-1RG 55B/U, RG 142B/U, White Bronze D75B02B060X 1408029-1RG 223/U, RG 400/U

RG 213/U White Bronze D75B03B001X 1408030-1RG 214/U White Bronze D75B03B004X 1312113-1RG 393 White Bronze D75B03BB04X 1408031-136.0

[1.42]

32.0[1.26]

43.0[1.69]

Right Angle Cable PlugSolder/Crimp

Straight Cable PlugCrimp/Crimp


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Right Angle Cable PlugSolder/Clamp

43.0[1.69]

32.0[1.26]

23.2[0.91]

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 55B/U, RG 58C/U,RG 141A/U, RG 142B/U, White Bronze D75B04B010X 1408026-1RG 223/U, RG 400/UT-Flex 402 Silver D75B01B470X 1328873-1

43.0[1.69]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

47.2[1.86]

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 213/U, RG 214/U,RG 393/U White Bronze D75B04B004X 1408027-1

RG 8A/U, RG 9B/U,RG 213/U, RG 214/U White Bronze D75B05B004X 1408038-1

50.2[1.97]

17.0[0.67]

5.00[0.19]

26.5[1.04]

Dia.5.70[0.22]

Dia4 Holes.

24.8[0.98]

24.8[0.98]

Mounting Detail

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 8A/U, RG 9B/U, White Bronze D75G01B004R 1311221-1RG 213/U, RG 214/U

Straight Panel Mount Cable JackSolder/Clamp


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RF Coax Connectors



Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 8A/U, RG 213/U White Bronze D75G03B001R 1408032-1RG 9B/U, RG 214/U White Bronze D75G03B004R 1408033-1RG 393 White Bronze D75G03BB04R 1408034-1

44.0[1.73]

46.5[1.83]

24.8[0.98]

17.2[0.68]

5.00[0.20]

Assembled

24.8[0.98]

29.5[1.16]

Dia.3.70[0.15]

Dia4 Holes.

Mounting Detail

Straight Panel Mount Cable JacksCrimp/Crimp

Straight Panel PlugSolder Attachment

36.8[1.45]

24.8[0.98]

5.00[0.20]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

3.90[0.15]

24.8[0.98]

19.0[0.75]

Dia.3.70[0.15]

Dia4 Holes.

Mounting Detail

Panel Socket Launcher

Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.White Bronze D75K14B999R 1311225-1

21.6[0.85]

5.00[0.20]

24.8[0.98]

24.8[0.98]

29.5[1.16]

Dia.3.70[0.15]

Dia4 Holes.

Mounting Detail

Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.White Bronze D75C01B999R 1331026-1White Bronze D75C01B999X 1408035-1


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RF Coax Connectors



Right Angle Panel JackSolder/Clamp

46.3[1.82]

24.8[0.98]

17.2[0.68]

5.00[0.20]

24.8[0.98]

29.5[1.16]

Dia.

47.2[1.86]

3.70[0.15]

Dia4 Holes.

Mounting Detail

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 213/U, RG 214/U,RG 393 White Bronze D75G10B004R 1408036-1

RG 58C/U, RG 142B/U,RG 223/U, RG 400/U White Bronze D75G09B010R 1363527-1

Right Angle Configuration Straight Configuration

The 7-16 combination seriesprovides a cost effectiveand versatile method forattaching 7-16 connectorsto coaxial cable. The con-nector front end (plug orjack interface) has two 90°diametrically opposed portswith a threaded cap for cre-ating straight or right angle

configurations merely byswitching the cap with acable entry sub-assembly.The sub-assemblies areavailable in either crimp orclamp cable attachmentstyles for specified RGcables. Simply select theconnector front end and theappropriate cable entry sub-

Combination Series

46.3[1.82]

24.8[0.98]

17.2[0.68]

5.00[0.20]

34.2[1.35]

24.8[0.98]

29.5[1.16]

Dia.

36.7[1.44]

Assembled

3.70[0.15]

Dia4 Holes.

Mounting Detail

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 55B/U, RG 142B/U,RG 233/U, RG 400/U White Bronze D75G07B060R 1363524-1

RG 8A/U, RG 213/U White Bronze D75G08B001R 1363525-1RG 9B/U, RG 214/U White Bronze D75G08B004R 1363526-1

assembly to make yourcombination connector. Thisversatility lowers inventoryand installation costs byminimizing the number ofpiece parts required toassemble a maximum number of connector types.

Combination Panel JackSolder/Crimp


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RF Coax Connectors



47.0[1.85]

32.0[1.26]

Dia.

Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.White Bronze D75P10B999X 1421020-1

Straight AdapterPlug/Plug

29.0[1.14]

34.0[1.34]

Dia.

Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.White Bronze D75P12B999X 1408062-1

Straight AdapterJack/Jack

49.0[1.93]

33.0[1.30]

14.0[0.55]

45.0[1.77]

MaxPanel

Body Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.White Bronze D75R02B999X 1408037-1

Bulkhead AdapterJack/Jack


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22.5[1.70]

33.2[1.31]

Ø 19.1 [0.75]

Cable Body M/A-COMType Plating Model No. Part No.

RG 55, RG 142, White Bronze D75X04B060X 1314660-1RG223, RG400RG 8, RG 213 White Bronze D75X03B001X 1362390-1RG 9, RG 214 White Bronze D75X03B004X 1314660-1RG 393 White Bronze D75X03BB04X 1408039-1RG 58, RG 141 White Bronze D75X03B010X 1408040-1

Cable Body M/A-COMType Plating Model No. Part No.

RG 8, RG 213, White Bronze D75X01B004X 1311555-1RG 9, RG 214

Combination Series CableEntry Sub-AssembliesCrimp/Crimp

Combination Series CableEntry Sub-AssembliesSolder/Clamp


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Lightning and EMP Protection Devices


Product Facts Cellular operator protection

against EMP (electro-mag-netic pulses) caused bylightning strikes

Two different categories:Surge protectors andQuarter wave stub tuners

For use in cellular infra-structure including GSM,DCS 1800, and PCS 1900systems

Incorporates Gas DischargeTube (GDT) technology

AMP has developed aunique series of Lightningand EMP protection devicesfor use in cellular infrastruc-ture including GSM, DCS1800, and PCS 1900 sys-tems. These devices aredesigned to offer the cellularoperator protection againstEMP (electro-magnetic puls-es) caused by lightningstrikes. Direct or even nearstrikes produce fast risingelectric fields within micro-seconds. These fields gen-erate high voltage pulsesthrough unprotected anten-nas and transmission lineswhich lead to the primarycommunication equipment.High voltage pulses cancause extensive damageleading to costly repairs aswell as significant loss of

service to subscribers.These protective devicescome in two different cate-gories: surge protectors andquarter wave stub tuners.

To ensure that proper, lowlevel contact resistance isestablished between the LPdevice and mounting wall, itis recommended that a mini-mum torque of 50 in/lbs /5.65 n/m be applied to tight-en the connector mountingnut. A recommended mini-mum torque of 35 in/lbs /3.95 n/m should also beapplied for installation ofreplacement surge protectorcapsules to ensure properprotection performance.

In order to ensure that resul-tant currents from lightningor EMP strikes do not inter-

fere with parallel transmis-sion lines within protectedelectronic equipment, surgeprotector devices must beinstalled with proper orienta-tion. The surge protectorside of the device should bemounted in the unprotectedside of the equipment whilethe mounting nut is posi-tioned internally in the pro-tected area.

It is important when plan-ning lightning protection,that the user can estimatethe potential number ofdirect strikes. This informa-tion may influence the typeof device selected or therequirement for routinemaintenance checks.Significant attention must bepaid to the height of sup-

porting structure as this,when related to the typicalnumber of thunderstorms ina particular region, allowsus to estimate the probabili-ty of a direct strike takingplace. To assist our cus-tomers in this, the followingtable and chart has beenincluded in this note. Thisshould enable lightning pro-tection planners to establishthe likelihood of directstrikes across a networkanywhere in the world.

Detailed application notesare available for properselection of lightning pro-tection devices (surge pro-tectors & stub tuners) aswell as intermodulation andWhite Bronze plating.

Number of Thunderstorm hmax/m hmax/m hmax/mDays per year 10% 20% 50%

05 28 39 6110 18 26 4015 14 20 3120 12 17 2630 9.4 13 2040 7.9 11 1750 6.9 9.5 1570 5.6 8.0 1290 4.8 7.0 10.6130 3.9 5.5 8.5150 3.5 5.0 7.7180 3.1 4.4 6.9

Table 1: Maximum height of supporting building for a given number of thunderstorm days (when hmax is exceeded,probability of direct strike to supporting building within 15 years is greater than 10% for hmax values given in secondcolumn, 20% for hmax values given in third column and 50% for hmax values given in the fourth column).

Selecting your RF CoaxialLightning Protection Device

Between Series AdaptersFor 7-16 Series and N Series BetweenSeries Adapters, please see Pages 255-264.


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Surge Protectors


Advantages Broadband Allows DC bias on the transmission

line. (critical for applications usingmast top electronics.)

No harmonic passband Ease of retrofitting antenna sights GDT easily accessible for replacement

Limitations Routine maintenance recommended 2.5 GHZ maximum frequency Initial pass-through voltage

Selection of a LightningProtection DeviceAt right are the basicadvantages and limitationsfor both types of protectionto use in the proper selec-tion for your application.

These devices incorporate Gas DischargeTube (GDT) technology. A GDT is a hermet-ically sealed tube containing an inert gas.The tube is inserted in the side of thedevice through an easily accessible weath-er sealed port. During normal operation thetube is inactive. When an installation isstruck by lightning, a high voltage impulsewill appear on the coaxial line. As theimpulse amplitude rises, a level is reachedwhere the impulse surpasses the dynamicvoltage threshold of the tube and the elec-trodes arc over to discharge the energy toground. Prior to activation of the tube, therewill be a short period of time where energywill be present on the line. This RESIDUALPULSE is equal to the dynamic voltagethreshold of the tube. The maximumimpulse voltage a tube can handle withoutdischarging is referred to as the IMPULSESPARKOVER VOLTAGE. This capacity ofthe GDT is quoted as follows:

Characteristic Symbol Definition Impulse TypicalValue

Impulse Dynamicsparkover Uzdyn voltage 1kV/µS 650V

voltage threshold

In the case of the referenced chart, the volt-age will rise at one kilovolt per microsecondand the tube will fire after 650 nanoseconds.During activation a small percentage of volt-age (called ARC VOLTAGE) will still passthrough. This will be approximately 30 volts.When the pulse subsides, the tube againbecomes inactive leaving a small RESIDUALVOLTAGE on the line. A direct lightningstrike results in an impulse current of highamplitude. The capability of a device to pro-tect a system is defined as the IMPULSEDISCHARGE CURRENT rating. This isdefined as the peak current of an impulsewhich the device can withstand ten times (5 at each polarity at fixed intervals) withoutaffecting the device. MAXIMUM IMPULSEDISCHARGE CURRENT is the peak currentof an impulse the device can withstand once.

Surge protectors are often used in applica-tions requiring a standing DC line voltage.This is typical in applications with mast topelectronics. The maximum voltage capacityof a surge protector prior to it surpassingthe static voltage threshold and discharg-ing it to ground is defined as its D.C.

Features Excellent for Broadband

Frequency Applications

Field Replaceable GasDischarge Tube

Available InterfacesFacilitate RetrofitCapabilities

Low VSWR up to 2.5GHz

Specialized White BronzeFinish


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RF Coax Connectors

Surge Protectors (Continued)


SPARKOVER VOLTAGE. This capacity isquoted as follows:Characteristic Symbol Definition Impulse Typical

Value

d.c. Staticsparkover Uzstat voltage n/a 230V

voltage threshold

In these applications it is important to selecta device that will assure the tube can returnto its inactive state after the passage of asurge. This feature of the Surge protector isknown as the HOLDOVER VOLTAGE. If thedevice continues to conduct, the protectedline will be short circuited and the tube willheat up (GLOW MODE). If left in this state,the tube can overheat and destruct. GDT’s

have a finite life span which is inverselyproportional to the energy dissipated. Atextremes it is possible to reach a levelwhere the tube is unable to discharge allthe energy and is destroyed. It is thereforenecessary to schedule routine maintenancechecks and periodically replace the tubewithin the surge protector.

Surge protectors offer excellent lightningprotection for broadband systems and areusable up to 2.5 GHz. Standard interfacesinclude 7-16, N, and SMA. Configurationsinclude straight and bulkhead mountedadapters which allows for ease of assimila-tion into existing systems.

Requirement DetailElectricalFrequency Range DC to 2.5GHzImpedance 50ΩVSWR Performance ≤1.2:1Insertion Loss (Typical) 0.2dBImpulse Discharge Current (8/20µs, multiple strike) 20kAMaximum Impulse Discharge Current (8/20µs, single strike) 50kADynamic Sparkover Voltage, NEMP (1kV/µs) 2,000VDynamic Sparkover Voltage, LEMP (1kV/µs) 800VDynamic Sparkover Voltage, Static (<100V/µs) 230VMaterialsBody Parts BrassGaskets Silicone RubberFemale Contacts Beryllium CopperMale Contacts BrassInsulators P.T.F.E.EnvironmentalOperating Temperature Range -45° C to +85° CRelative Humidity up to 100%

Specifications

Frequency Range DC to 2.5GHzContact Plating GoldBody Plating White BronzeMax Panel 10.00mmCompliant With CECC22210/

CEC22110Coupling Torque 0.7-1.1NmProof Torque 1.7Nm both endsEndurance 500 Matings

RecommendedMounting Hole

53.8[2.12]

13.6[0.54]

Ref. 25.4[1.00]Sq.

21.5[0.85]Ref.

14.0[0.55]

16.0[0.63]Dia.

N Series Jack to SMABulkhead Jack Adapter

M/A-COM Model Number Part NumberA55X01B999X 1312079-1

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.G30040 1069249-1

Tools & AdaptersCrimping Tool


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Surge Protectors (Continued)


Frequency Range DC to 2.5 GHzContact Plating GoldBody Plating White BronzeMax Panel 10.00mmCompliant With CECC22210Coupling Torque 0.7-1.1 NmProof Torque 1.7 NmEndurance 500 Matings


53.8[2.12]

Ref.25.4[1.00]Sq. 16.0

[.063]Dia.

13.6[.054]

N Series Bulkhead Jack toN Series Bulkhead JackAdapter

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.N15X10B999X 1312138-1

Frequency Range DC to 2.5GHzContact Plating 6.0mm ± 0.5 SilverBody Plating White BronzeCompliant With CECC22190Coupling Torque 25 - 30 NmProof Torque 35NmEndurance 500 Matings

31.9[1.25]

56.5[2.23]Ref.

34.0[1.34]

Dia. Ref.

7-16 Plug to 7-16 Jack Adapter

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.D75X06B999X 1312121-1

d.c. Sparkover Voltage: 230V±46VImpulse Sparkover Voltage: 700V typ. (1kV/mS) (900V max)

Glow Discharge Voltage: 72VArc Discharge Voltage: 10Va.c. Discharge Current: 20A(1 sec, 50Hz)Impulse Discharge Current: 20kA (50kA for (8/20mS waveform) one strike)

Insulation Resistance (@100V): 10GWCapacitance: 2pF

Gas Discharge TubeReplacement

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.ST127893-98 1402314-1

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λ/4 Stub Tuners



These devices are three portcoaxial connectors. The thirdport extending from the mainthrough path is terminated ina short circuit at a pre-deter-mined distance calculated tobe exactly one quarter wave-length at the desired centerfrequency (see graph).

Unlike surge protectors, thisdesign eliminates concernsabout residual pulse,sparkover voltage and resid-ual voltage ensuring greaterprotection for sensitive elec-tronic equipment. Asopposed to surge protec-tors, stub tuners will absorblightning strikes withoutneed for replacing compo-nents. These devices yieldvery low VSWR and featurehigh attenuation within a rel-atively narrow pass-band(+/- 70 MHz) but are appli-cation specific. Stub tunersalso pass energy in bandsthat are harmonically relatedto the fundamental centerfrequency. The graphsbelow show a typical testimpulse and the response ofa stub tuner.

Stub tuners are classifiedinto two broad categories—simple and broadband. Thesimple stub tuner exhibits aV-shaped response on theVSWR vs. frequency plot.The trough of the V isdesigned to occur at therequired Fo and the band-width is restricted to approxi-mately 8%. The broadbandtuner employs extra RF tech-niques, similar to multiplecavity filtering, whichincrease the effective band-width by approximately 20%.

AMP offers a wide variety ofstub tuners for the most pop-ular frequency bands to facil-itate purchase without needfor custom design and man-ufacturing. Designs exist forGSM, PCS 1900, DCS 1800

frequencies with standardindustry interfaces includingSMA, 7-16, and Type N.Configurations include cableassemblies, cabled connec-tors, and adapters for easeof assimilation into existingsystems. Stub tuners aremaintenance free since theyincorporate no active com-ponents though it is recom-mended that a check of thestub tuner affixment be madefollowing heavy dischargesat an installation.

Features Ideal for use with GSM, PCS

and DCS

Maintenance Free Operation

Low VSWR Within SpecifiedBandwidth

Configurations includedirect attachments to Cablevariants

Optional White BronzeFinish

li

Vi

Vr lr

0.3

1.01.9

0.5

0

V

T1 = 1.67TT2

T01T1

t

326.400 110.308V kA

244.800 94.5588V kA

163.200 78.8088V kA

81.6000 63.0588V kA

0.0 47.3088uV kA

-81.600 31.5588V kA

-163.20 15.8088V kA

-244.80 58.80V A

-326.40 -15.691V kA

-640.0nS, 80.033280 V

10.98uS, 49.45920kA

0.0nS 20.00uS 40.00uS 60.00uS 80.00uS0.0nS 20.00uS 40.00uS 60.00uS 80.00uS

λ/4 Shorting Stub Basics

Typical Test Impulse

Typical λ/4 Test Response

Advantages Low VSWR in passband Minimal maintenance Pass-through voltage

eliminated No sparkover or resid-

ual voltage concerns Ease of retro-fitting

antenna sights

Limitations Frequency specific Harmonic passband Does not allow DC bias

on transmission line

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λ/4 Stub Tuners (Continued)



Requirement Detail (Type-N, 7-16)ElectricalImpedance 50ΩVSWR Performance in Band ≤1.2:1Insertion Loss (Typical) 0.2dBDC Resistance (stub outer to inner) 1mΩDynamic Voltage @ 250A/ms ≤15VResidual Voltage @ 2500A, 8/20µs ≤15VOuter Conductor Contact Resistance 10mΩDC Resistance (through-path center contact) 100mΩMaterialsBody parts BrassGasket Silicone RubberFemale contacts Beryllium CopperMale Contacts BrassInsulators P.T.F.E.EnvironmentalOperating temperature range -45°C to +85°CRelative humidity (non-condensing) up to 100%

Bandwidth ± 70 MHzCenter Frequency 1795 MHzContact Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverBody Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverMax Panel 10.00mmCompliant With CECC22210Coupling Torque 0.7-1.1NmProof Torque 1.7NmEndurance 500 Matings


62.9[2.48]

25.4[1.00]Sq.

Ref.

16.0[0.63]

Dia.

23.5[0.92]Ref.

54.7[2.15]Ref.

13.6[0.54]

42.0[1.65]Ref.

DCS 1800Type N Clamp Bulkhead Jack

Cable M/A-COM Model No. Part No.T-Flex402 N15X12E470X 1329818-1

Bandwidth ± 70 MHzCenter Frequency 1795 MHzContact Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverBody Plating White BronzeMax Panel 8.00mmCompliant With CECC22190Coupling Torque 25 - 30NmProof Torque 35NmEndurance 500 MatingsRecommended

Mounting Hole

77.6[3.06]

Ref.

44.6[1.76]Ref.

67.0[2.64]Ref.

44.9[1.77] 30.5

[1.20]

3.20[0.13]

17.5[0.69]

Dia.Ref.

7-16 Jack to 7-16 Bulkhead Jack Adapter


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RF Coax Connectors






62.9[2.48]

23.5[0.92]Ref.

25.4[1.00]Sq.

42.0[1.65]Ref.

54.7[2.15]Ref. 16.0

[0.63]

13.6[0.54]

Ref.

Dia.

DCS 1800 (Continued)

Type N Crimp Bulkhead Jack

Cable M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG58C/U N15X18E010X 1329819-1

PCS 1900Bandwidth ± 70 MHzCenter Frequency 1920 MHzContact Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverBody Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverMax Panel 10.00mmCompliant With CECC22210Coupling Torque 0.7-1.1NmProof Torque 1.7NmEndurance 500 Matings


62.9[2.48]

25.4[1.00]Sq.

Ref.

16.0[0.63]

Dia.

23.5[0.92]Ref.

52.9[2.08]Ref.

13.6[0.54]

40.2[1.58]Ref.

Type N Clamp Bulkhead Jack

Cable M/A-COM Model No. Part No.T-Flex 402 N15X09E470X 1312137-1

Bandwidth ± 70 MHzCenter Frequency 1795 MHzContact Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverBody Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverMax Panel 10.00mmCompliant With CECC22210Coupling Torque 0.7-1.1NmProof Torque 1.7NmEndurance 500 MatingsRecommended

Mounting Hole

57.3[2.26] 25.4

[1.00]Sq.

Ref.

16.0[0.63]

Dia.

23.5[0.93]Ref.

10.0[0.39]

54.7[2.15]Ref.

13.6[0.54]

42.0[1.65]Ref.

Type N Jack to Type NBulkhead Jack Adapter

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.N15X16E999X 1361138-1

Bandwidth ± 70 MHzCenter Frequency 925 MHzContact Plating 6.0mm±0.5 SilverBody Plating White BronzeMax Panel 8.00mmCompliant With CECC22190Coupling Torque 25 - 30NmProof Torque 35NmEndurance 500 MatingsRecommended

Mounting Hole

77.6[3.06]

44.9[1.77]

Ref.27.4[10.8]Ref.

93.4[3.68]Ref.

30.5[1.20]

17.5[0.69]

71.0[2.79]Ref.

Dia.

Dia.Ref.

GSM7-16 Bulkhead Jack to 7-16 Bulkhead Jack


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62.9[2.48]

25.4[1.00]Sq.

Ref.

16.0[0.63]

Dia.

23.5[0.92]

52.9[2.08]Ref.

13.6[0.54]

40.2[1.58]Ref.

PCS 1900 (Continued)

Type N Crimp Bulkhead Jack

Cable M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG58 C/U N15X14E010X 1312139-1

Bandwidth 1920 MHzCenter Frequency ± 70 MHzContact Plating 6.00mm ± 0.5 SilverBody Plating 6.00mm ± 0.5 SilverMax Panel 8.00mmCompliant With CECC 22190Coupling Torque 25-30 NmProof Torque 35 NmEndurance 500 MatingsRecommended

Mounting Hole

38.0[1.50]

72.7[2.86]

24.6[0.97]Ref.

4.00[0.16]

Dia.Ref.27.4

[1.08]Ref.

29.5[1.16]

Dia.

27.5[1.08]

40.2[1.58]

Ref.

Ref.

Ref.7-16 Clamp Bulkhead Jack

Cable M/A-COM Model No. Part No.T-Flex402 D75X12E470X 1312123-1

Bandwidth 1920 MHzCenter Frequency ± 70 MHzContact Plating 6.00mm ± 0.5 SilverBody Plating White BronzeMax Panel 8.00mmCompliant With CECC 22190Coupling Torque 25-30 NmProof Torque 35 NmEndurance 500 MatingsRecommended

Mounting Hole

77.6[3.06]

Ref. 44.9[1.77]

17.5[0.69]

30.5[1.20]

42.2[1.66]Ref.

64.6[2.54]Ref.

Dia.Ref.

7-16 Bulkhead Jack to 7-16 Bulkhead Jack Adapter




57.3[2.26]

13.6[0.54]

Ref.25.4[1.00]Sq.

40.0[1.58]Ref.

52.7[2.08]Ref.

16.0[0.63]Dia.

Type N Bulkhead Jack toType N Bulkhead Jack Adapter

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.N15X17E999X 1361139-1


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RF Coax Connectors

N Series Connectors


The AMP N Connector, fea-turing a 15.88 [5/8] - 24threaded coupling for opti-mum stability, is highly suit-ed for critical applicationsand environments. Thismedium sized connectorcan withstand shock andvibration to assure a lownoise level and has a con-stant impedance of 50ohms. It also features acaptive center contact andprovides excellent perfor-mance at frequencies up to11 GHz, with voltages to1000 volts rms.

This AMP connector offersthe added benefits of lowoverall applied cost with alabor-saving two-crimpassembly. The contact is simply crimped to the cable’scenter conductor, then bothbraid and cable support aresimultaneously crimped tocomplete the termination.

N Series Connectors areavailable in standard plug,jack, panel jack, bulkheadjack and right-angle plugconfigurations. Those connectors with a militarydesignation (M39012) are furnished in accordance withall requirements of specifica-tion MIL-C-39012, Class II,Category B.

MaterialsBrass — QQ-B-626Beryllium Copper — QQ-C-530Dielectric — TEFLONTEFLON — MIL-P-19468Copper, Annealed — QQ-C-576Phosphor Bronze — QQ-B-750Silicone Rubber — ZZ-R-765

Plating Body —Silver per QQ-S-365Nickel per QQ-N-290Center Contact —Gold per MIL-B-45204

Electrical CharacteristicsNominal Impedance — 50 ohms Working Voltage — 1000 volts, rmsat sea level Frequency Range — 0 to 11 GHzVoltage Standing Wave Ratio(VSWR) — Straight Plug or Jack- 1.3:1 max.Right-Angle Plug— 1.35 max. at 0 to 9.0 GHz1.50 max. at 9.0 to 11.0 GHz

Contact Resistance —Outer Contact — 0.2 milliohms Center Contact — 1.0 milliohms Right-Angle — 2.5 milliohms Insulation Resistance — 5000megohms min. Dielectric Withstanding Voltage —2500 Volts, rms at sea level RF Leakage — Mil Type, -90 dB min.at 2 to 3 GHzRF Insertion Loss — Mil Type, 0.15dB max. at 10 GHzRight-Angle Plug, 0.3 dB max. at 10 GHzCorona Level — Mil Type, 500 voltsmin. at 21 336 m [70,000 ft.]Terminator —Resistance — 50 ohms ±1%Power Rating — 1.0 watt max.

Product Facts Designated connectors are

MIL-C-39012, Class II,Category B qualified

Captive center contacts

Completely crimpable application – one hand toolcrimps all cables with single or double braidedshields of a given size

Impedance matching crimps

Broad band performance –low VSWR

Superior cable retention

TEFLON dielectric

Silver or nickel finish

Fully intermateable withMIL-C-39012 connectors

Listed under the ComponentProgram of UnderwritersLaboratories Inc., File No. E81956

Recognized under theComponent Program ofUnderwriters Laboratories Inc., File No. E81956

Certified by CanadianStandards Association File No. LR 7189

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R

R

Mechanical CharacteristicsMating/Unmating — Threaded coupling Cable Attachment — Crimp type -center contact and braid Coupling Nut Retention — 445 N[100 lbs.] min. Cable Retention — 400 N [90 lbs.]min. RG 214/U Cable Durability — 500 cycles per MIL-C-39012Captive Contact — 27 N [6 lbs.] min.axial retention, either direction

Environmental Characteristics Temperature Range —Mil Type, -65°C to +165°CCommercial, -55°C to +85°CVibration — MIL-STD-202, Method204, Test Cond. BShock — MIL-STD-202, Method 213,Test Cond. IMoisture Resistance — MIL-STD-202 Method 106Salt Spray — MIL-STD-202, Method101, Test Cond BTemperature Cycling — MIL-STD-202, Method 107, Test Cond. B(except high temperature is +85°C)Note: All data pertains to use with MIL-C-39012 specified cables only.

Between Series AdaptersFor N Series Between Series Adapters,see Pages 255-264.


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Plugs

M39012/RG/U Termination Body Military No. and/ Dim. Integral Die Hex Across FlatsPart No.Cable Type Plating or Comments L Hand Tool Center Braid

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220045-2 — — 1-225661-2*58, 58A, 1.68758B, 58C

O Crimp Silver Knurl Collar 42.85 220045-2 — — 225361-1*1.687

58A,58C Hex Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 39.40 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415232-21.550 .068 .213

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220045-2 — — 1-225661-3*223, 1.687

55, 55A, 55BO Crimp Silver Knurl Collar 42.85 220045-2 — — 225361-2*1.687

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220045-2 — — 1-225661-5*142, 142A 1.687142B, 400 42.85O Crimp Silver Knurl Collar 1.687 220045-2 — — 225361-4*

Hex Collar 39.40 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415232-3142, 142A Hex Crimp Nickel

1.550 .068 .213142B

Knurl Collar 39.40 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415232-41.550 .068 .213115A,

Belden 89880, O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 225092-89880 1.687

Hex Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415232-9Belden 9880 Hex Crimp Nickel

1.550 .100 .429

Knurl Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 1-415232-01.550 .100 .429402 Semi Rigid Solder Nickel Knurl Collar 24.6 — — — 1057088-1(.141) .970405 Semi Rigid Solder Nickel Knurl Collar 24.6 — — — 1057094-1(.085) .970

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 1-227086-01.687

8, 8A, 213 O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 225661-21.687

O Crimp Silver 01B0007 42.85 220015-1 — — 51692-2Knurl Collar 1.687

Hex Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415232-58, 213 Hex Crimp Nickel

1.550 .100 .429

Knurl Collar 39.40 58436-1** 2.54 10.90 415232-61.550 .100 .429

11, 11A, 216 O Crimp Silver 01B0013 42.85 220015-1 — — 51692-4Knurl Collar 1.687

Belden 9292 O Crimp Nickel — 47.22 220015-1 — — 1-225662-81.859

393 Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 1-415232-11.550 .100 .429

Belden 8214 O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 1-225661-61.687

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 225661-11.6879, 9A, 9B, O Crimp Silver 01B0008 42.85 220015-1 — — 51692-1214 Knurl Collar 1.687

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 42.85 220015-1 — — 1-227086-11.687

Hex Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415232-79, 214 Hex Crimp Nickel

1.550 .100 .429

Knurl Collar 39.40 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415232-81.550 .100 .429*Hand Tool 69710-1, with Die Insert 220062-1, is available to terminate these connectors. The 626 Pneumatic tool system can also be used.**Die Set Crimp Tool — Pro Crimper II Hand Tool, P/N 354940-1 or 626 Series Pneumatic Tool with 679304-1.

LMax.

19.05[.750]

Dia.Max.

Mil TypeDual Crimp

LMax.

21.01[.827]

Dia.Max.

Semi-Rigid Cable

LMax.

21.01[.827]

Dia.Max.

HexDual Crimp


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21.01[.827]

Dia.Max.

35.86[1.412]

Max.

LMax.Right Angle Plugs,

Crimp

Jacks

LMax.

15.93[.627]

Dia.Max.


58A, 58C Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58436-1* 1.73 5.41 415255-12.275 .068 .213142, 142A, Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58436-1* 1.73 5.41 415255-2142B 2.275 .068 .213

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 57.79 220015-1 — — 225669-28, 8A, 213

2.275

O Crimp Silver 05B0002 57.79 220015-1 — — 225014-2Knurl Collar 2.275

8, 213 Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58485-1* 2.54 10.90 415255-32.275 .100 .429

393 Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58485-1* 2.54 10.90 415255-62.275 .100 .429

O Crimp Nickel Knurl Collar 57.79 220015-1 — — 225669-19, 9A, 9B 2.275

214O Crimp Silver 05B0003 57.79 220015-1 — — 225014-3Knurl Collar 2.275

9, 214 Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58485-1* 2.54 10.90 415255-42.275 .100 .429

Belden 9880 Hex Crimp Nickel Hex Collar 57.79 58485-1* 2.54 10.90 415255-52.275 .100 .429

*Crimp Tool — Pro Crimper II Hand Tool, P/N 354940-1 or 626 Series Pneumatic Tool with 679304-1.


58A, 58C Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415242-11.625 .068 .213142, 142A, O Crimp Nickel — 44.84 220045-2** — — 1-225663-5*142B, 400 1.765142, 142A, Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415242-2142B 1.625 .068 .213

8, 8A, O Crimp Silver 02B0008 49.2 220015-1 — — 225093-2213 1.937

8, 213 Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415242-31.625 .100 .4299, 9A, 9B, O Crimp Silver 02B0009 49.2 220015-1 — — 225093-1214 1.937

9, 214 Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415242-41.625 .100 .429

Belden 9880 Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415242-51.625 .100 .429

393 Hex Crimp Nickel — 41.28 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415242-61.05 .100 .429402 Semi Solder Nickel — 26.7 — — — 1057116-1Rigid (.141) 1.625405 Semi Solder Nickel — 26.7 — — — 1057119-1Rigid (.085) 1.05

*Hand Tool 69710-1, with Die Insert 220062-1, is available to terminate these connectors. The 626 Pneumatic tool system can also be used.**Die Set Crimp Tool — Pro Crimper II Hand Tool, P/N 354940-1 or 626 Series Pneumatic Tool with 679304-1.


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Bulkhead Jacks, Crimp

13.51/13.79[.532/.543]

16/16.38[.630/.645]

Dia.

Maximum Panel Thickness 6.35 [.250]

Recommended Panel Cutout

LMax.Dia.

Max.22.48[.885]



16.26[.640 ]

Dia.+0.13-0.25+.005-.010

13.72[.540 ]

+0.08-0.2

+.003-.008

12.88[.507 ]

Dia.+0.08-0.05+.003-.002

5.59[.220 ]

+0.03-0.05+.001-.002



M39012/RG/U Termination Body Military No. Dim. Integral Die Part No.Cable Type Plating and/or L Hand Tool

Comments

Crimp Nickel Rear Mount 29.37 * 228658-11.156402 Crimp Nickel Front Mount 29.37 * 228448-1Semi-Rigid/.141 1.156

Solder Nickel Rear Mount 25.4 — 1057176-11.00405 Solder Nickel Rear Mount 33.9 — 1057165-1Semi-Rigid/.085 1.335

*Tooling—Hand Tool No. 59980-1, Requires (2) Crimping Dies No. 312253-1 and (1) Locator No. 220220-2.

Bulkhead Jacks for Semi-Rigid Cable

22.86[.900]

Dia.Max.

LMax.

16.1[.630]

Dia.Max.

LMax.

Rear Mount

Hex Across FlatsRG/U Termination Body Dim. Integral Die Part No.Cable Type Plating L Hand Tool Center Braid

58, 58A, O Crimp Silver 49.6 220045-2 225363-1*58B, 58C 1.953 — —

58A, 58C Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415248-11.800 .068 .213223, O Crimp Silver 49.6 220045-2 225363-2*55, 55A, 55B 1.953 — —

142, 142A, O Crimp Silver 49.6 220045-2 225363-4*142B, 400 1.953 — —

142, 142A, Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58436-1** 1.73 5.41 415248-2142B 1.800 .068 .213

124, 140, 210, 62, O Crimp Silver 45.21 220045-3 225363-662A, 62B, 59, 59A, 1.780 — —

59B, Belden 9291, O Crimp Nickel 49.61 220045-3 1-225667-69209, 9269, 89269 1.953 — —

Belden 9880 Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415248-51.800 .100 .429

8, 213 Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415248-31.800 .100 .429

393 Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415248-61.800 .100 .429

9, 214 Hex Crimp Nickel 45.72 58485-1** 2.54 10.90 415248-41.800 .100 .4299, 9A, 9B O Crimp Nickel 49.61 220015-1 225667-1214 1.953 — —

*Hand Tool 69710-1, with Die Insert 220062-1, is available to terminate these connectors. The 626 Pneumatic tool system can also be used.**Crimp Tool — Pro Crimper II Hand Tool, P/N 354940-1 or 626 Series Pneumatic Tool with 679304-1.

Front Mount


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16.25[.640]

3.17 [.125] Dia. (4 Holes) Min.

18.24 ± .013

[.718 ± .005]

18.24 ± .013

[.718 ± .005]


Panel Jacks, Solder

Panel Plug, Solder

Jack, Panel Mount

Hex Across FlatsRG/U Termination Body Dim. Die Part No.Cable Type Plating L Set Center Braid

58A, 58C Hex Crimp Nickel 41.28 58436-1 1.73 5.41 415252-11.625 .068 .213142, 142A, Hex Crimp Nickel 41.28 58436-1 1.73 5.41 415252-2142B 1.625 .068 .213

8, 213 Hex Crimp Nickel 41.28 58485-1 2.54 10.90 415252-31.625 .100 .429

9, 214 Hex Crimp Nickel 41.28 58485-1 2.54 10.90 415252-41.625 .100 .429

Belden 9880 Hex Crimp Nickel 41.28 58485-1 2.54 10.90 415252-51.625 .100 .429

*Crimp Tool — Pro Crimper II Hand Tool, P/N 354940-1 or 626 Series Pneumatic Tool with 679304-1.

Body M/A-COM PartPlating Model No. No.NIckel 3052-0000-10 1057284-1Nickel 3052-1200-10 1057286-1Nickel 3052-1201-10 1057290-1

Body M/A-COM PartPlating Model No. No.NIckel 3051-0000-10 1057275-1Nickel 3051-1201-10 1057279-1Nickel 3051-1200-10 1057277-1

25.40[1.000]

LMax.

Dia.Min.

25.0[.986]

18.7[.736]

2.0[.080]

25.4[1.000]

Sq.

9.6[.377]

Ref.

18.2[.718]Typ.

Ø 3.2 [.125]

Dia.3.0[.120]

Dia.2.5[.098]

Dia.4 Plcs.

27.2[1.070]

20.8[.819]

2.0[.080]

25.4[1.000]

Sq.

18.2[.718]Typ.

Ø 3.2 [.125]

Ø 2.5 [.098]

Ø 3.0 [.120]

4 Plcs.


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Inter-Series Adapters

Feed-Thru Jack Adapter(Jack-Jack)

PlatingBody — NickelDielectric — General purposepolypropylene

Contact — Gold plated Part No. 227945-2

Dia.Max.

15.93[.627]

Max.45.22[1.780]

Body Contact Dielectric M/A-COM Part No.Plating Model No.White bronze Gold Teflon N15P10E999X 1311318-1

Stainless steel/ Gold Teflon 3082-0000-10 1057374-1passivate

50.69[1.996]

20.6[0.81]

40.5[1.59]Ref.

Dia.Ref.

Part No. 1311318-1M/A-COM Model No. N15P10E999X

Part No. 1057374-1M/A-COM Model No. 3082-0000-10


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TNC Connectors


The AMP TNC RF connec-tor family, with 7/16-28threaded couplings, pro-vides low noise levels andoptimum stability, and canwithstand the shock andvibration often present inhostile environments.

Available in both 50 and 75 ohm versions, these con-nectors feature numerousstyles including cable plugsand jacks, adapters andprinted circuit board con-nectors. These connectorsaccept a wide range ofcoaxial cables and areintermateable with industrystandard connectorsdesigned to MIL-C-39012specifications.

Single crimp connectorsprovide reduced applica-tion time and lower appliedcosts. This is accomplishedby using AMP one-crimpoperation tooling whichsimultaneously terminatesthe inner conductor, outerbraid and cable supportwith one controlled stroke.

AMP can also supply low-cost alternatives with acommercial type productline. These connectors aredesigned around the mil-specifications, offeringcomparable mechanicaland electrical performance.

Product FactsHex Crimp and O CrimpConnectors

50 and 75 ohm commercialversions available

Provides excellent perfor-mance at frequencies up to 7 GHz

Low cost commercial typeavailable

Commercial type is smallerand lighter weight

Tarnish resistant nickel finish

Choice of dielectricmaterials

Standard and weatherproofversions available

Plugs available for high temperature cable

Single Crimp Connectors

Fast application–onecrimping operationterminates inner conductor,outer braid and cablesupport

Low application cost

Connectors for Semi-Rigid Cable

Crimp and solder versionsavailable

Standard cable strippingdimensions

Universal cable terminationcommon to allconfigurations


PC Board connectors arerecognized under theComponent Program ofUnderwriters Laboratories Inc., File No. E81956


R

R

R

Related Product Data

Military Category — All crimp connectors are Category B Type (AMPCrimp Tooling), unless otherwise noted.Packaging — All Mil-Type connectorsare packaged individually and allCommercial connectors are bulk pack-aged unless otherwise noted.

Between Series AdaptersFor TNC Between Series Adapters,see Pages 255-264.


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Single Category B Commercial CommercialCharacteristics Crimp O Crimp O Crimp Commercial Solder Semi-Rigid Solder

(Mil Type) (Mil Type) & Hex Crimp PCB Jacks Clamp50 & 75 Ohm

ElectricalImpedance, Nom. 50 50 50 50 50 50 50(Ohms)Working Voltage 500 500 500 500 500 335 500(Volts RMS)Contact Resistance Inner: 1.5 Inner: 1.5 Inner: 2.0 Inner: 6.0 Inner: 2.75 Inner: 1.5 Inner: 1.5(Milliohms) Outer: 3 Outer: 0.2 Outer: 0.3 Outer: 3.0 Outer: 1.0 Outer: 0.2 Outer: 0.2Initial Insulation Resistance 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000(Megohms)Dielectric Withstanding 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500Voltage (VAC)Corona Level at 70,000 ft. 5 max. 5 max. 5 max. — — 5 max. 5 max.(Picocoulombs) @ 375 VRMS @ 375 VRMS @ 375 VRMS @ 375 VRMS @ 375 VRMSRF Leakage, Max. — 60 @ 55 @ — — 60 @ 55 @(dB) 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHzRF Insertion Loss, — 0.18 @ 0.2 @ — — 0.06 @ 0.2 @Max. (dB) 9 GHz 3 GHz 3-6 GHz 3 GHzFrequency Range 0-4 0-11 0-7 0-4 0-4 0-15 0-11(GHz)VSWR in Frequency 1.35 1.3 1.40 — — 1.35 1.30 @Range Max. 4 GHz

MechanicalForce to Engage/ 10/2 2/2 6/6 — — 2 2Couple, lbs. [N] [44.5/8.9] [8.9/8.9] [26.7/26.7] [.023] [.023]Coupling Nut Retention, 100 100 60 — — 100 100Min. lbs. [N] [444.8] [444.8] [266.9] [444.8] [444.8]Cable Retention, 60 [266.9] 60 [266.9] 60 [266.9] 60 [266.9] — 60 40lbs. [N] RG58C/U RG58C/U RG58C/U (PCB Ret) [266.9] [178.0]Durability (Cycles) 500 500 500 500 500 500 500Jam Nut Mounting Torque, 25 25 25 25 25 25 25Max. lbs. [N•m] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8]

EnvironmentalTemperature Range, -65 to +85 -65 to +1651

-55 to +85 -55 to +85 -65 to +165 -65 to +105 -65 to +165Operating (C°) -55 to +852

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Vibration Method 204 Method 204 Method 204 Method 201A Method 204 Method 202 Method 202

Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. A Cond. B Cond. B Cond. BMIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202

Physical Shock Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213Cond. G, (50 G’s) Cond. I, (100 G’s) Cond. I, (100 G’s) Cond. I, (100 G’s) Cond. I, (100 G’s) Cond. I Cond. I

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-20 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Thermal Shock Method 107 Method 107Method 107 Cond. B Cond. A Method 107 Method 107 Method 107 Method 107

Moisture MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Method 106Resistance Method 106 Method 106 Type II Method 106 Method 106 Method 106 Method 106

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Salt Spray Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101

Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. BProduct — 108-12001 108-12046 — — 108-12032 —Specification

1Assembled to cable with polytetrafluorethylene dielectric.2Assembled to cable with polyethylene dielectric.

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Single Category B Commercial CommercialCharacteristics Crimp O Crimp O Crimp Commercial Solder Semi-Rigid Solder

(Mil Type) (Mil Type) & Hex Crimp PCB Jacks Clamp50 & 75 Ohm

Connector MaterialCollar Brass Brass Brass — — Brass Brass

QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626Phos. Bronze Phos. Bronze

Outer Contact QQ-B-750 QQ-B-750 Brass — — Brass Brass(Plug) Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper MIL-C-21768 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626

QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530

Outer Contact Brass Brass Zinc Zinc Zinc Brass Brass(Jack) QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-Z-363 QQ-Z-363 QQ-Z-363 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626

Polyethylene TEFLONDielectric TEFLON TEFLON Polypropylene Polypropylene MIL-P-19468 TEFLON TEFLON

MIL-P-19468 MIL-P-19468 Gen. Purpose Gen. Purpose1 Polyester PBT MIL-P-19468 MIL-P-19468MIL-P-24519

Center Contact Brass Brass Brass — — Brass Brass(Plug) QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626

Center Contact Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper Phos. Bronze Phos. Bronze Beryl Copper Beryl Copper(Jack) ASTM-B-643, ASTM-B-643,

QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530 QQ-B-570 QQ-B-570 QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530

Gasket Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber — — Silicone Rubber Silicone RubberQQ-R-765 QQ-R-765 QQ-R-765 QQ-R-765 QQ-R-765

Ferrule Copper Copper Copper — — — —QQ-C-576 QQ-C-576 QQ-C-576

Connector Primary Finishes2

Collar Silver Silver Bright Nickel — — Nickel NickelQQ-S-365 QQ-S-365 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290

Outer Contact Silver Bright Nickel Bright or Bright Nickel Bright Nickel Nickel Nickel(Plug & Jack) QQ-S-365 QQ-N-290 Matte Nickel QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290QQ-N-290

Tin Lead, Tin Lead, Tin Lead,Center Contact Gold Silver ASTM-B-545 ASTM-B-545 ASTM-B-545 Gold Gold(Plug & Jack) MIL-G-45204 QQ-S-365 Silver, QQ-S-365 Silver, QQ-S-365 Silver, QQ-S-365 MIL-G-45204 MIL-G-45204

Gold, MIL-G-45204 Gold, MIL-G-45204 Gold, MIL-G-45204

Ferrule Silver Gold Tin Lead — — — —QQ-S-365 MIL-G-45204 ASTM-B-51Several pc board connectors have an outer polyester PBT insulator per MIL-P-24519.2If several finishes are listed, refer to individual catalog page(s) or customer drawings for exact specifications.

Specifications (Continued)


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InterchangeableCERTI-CRIMP Dies for Interchangeable

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Hand Tool PRO-CRIMPER Dies for HandContact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Tool 69710-1 Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L with 354940-1 or & 626 Pneu.

CommentsIntegral Die PRO-CRIMPER Head 318161-1

Adapter 679304-1174, 188, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.24 — 58436-3 — 222506-5188A, 316 1.230

179, 179A, 179B 31.24161, 187, 187A Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — — 58436-3 — 222506-6Belden 9221 1.230

RD316 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.24 — 58436-3 — 222506-9188 Double Braid 1.230180, 180A, 180B Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.24 — 58436-3 — 222506-7195, 195A 1.230

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.25 — 58436-12 — 222506-11.230

58, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type — 34.93 220045-2 — — 225550-21.375

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 34.93 220045-2 — — 225555-21.37558, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 26.8 220187-1 58435-11 220217-1 227000-5141, 141A, 303 1.055

223, 55, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.24 — 58436-1 — 1-222506-155A, 55B 1.230

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 31.24 — 58436-1 — 222506-41.230

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type — 34.29 220045-2 — — 225345-6142, 142A 1.350142B, 400 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 34.93 220045-2 — — 225550-6Weatherproof 1.375

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 34.93 220045-2 — — 225555-61.375

124, 140, 210, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 29.72 — 58436-12 — 222506-262, 62A, 62B, 1.17059, 59A, 59B

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypropylene Commercial — 26.8 — 58435-11 — 227000-7Belden 9291, 9209, 9269 1.055

8, 8A, 213 O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 50.8 220015-1 — — 225555-72.000Alpha 9847, 50.68Belden 8213, O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 220015-1 — — 1-225550-3

9292 1.995

225, 393 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 50.8 220015-1 — — 1-225550-22.000

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type — 50.8 220015-1 — — 225345-82.000

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 50.8 220015-1 — — 225550-89, 9A, 9B, 214 2.000

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 50.8 220015-1 — — 225555-82.0001Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.2Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial Hex Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-2, which includes dies 58436-1.

Plugs, Crimp

13.21 Dia. [.520] Max.

LMax.

Mil TypeO CrimpWeatherproof

Hex Crimp and O Crimp

16.26 Dia.[.640] Max. L

Max.


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TNC Connectors, 50 Ohm Plug


16.26 Dia.[.640] Max.

23.4[.921]Max.

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Dim. M/A-COMCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style A B Model No. Part No.

Plating

RG58C/U,Solder Clamp Gold Nickel Teflon Mil Type 28.5 11.1 T35A70J010X 1311379-1

RG141A/U1.12 .437

Solder Clamp Gold Silver Teflon Mil Type 28.5 11.1 T35A70E010X 1311378-11.12 .437RG174A/U, 28.5 11.1RG188A/U, Solder Clamp Gold Nickel Teflon Mil Type 1.12 .437 T35A70J022X 1328461-1RG316/URG55B/U, RG142B/U, Solder Clamp Gold Nickel Teflon Mil Type 28.5 11.1 T35A70J060X 1362489-1RG223/U, 1.12 .437RG400/U

Plugs, Solder/Clamp

Plugs for Semi Rigid-Cable

A

14.4[.570]

Dia.

B A/F

19.6[.770]

16.5[.650]

Dia.Max.

ADia.

BDia.

Ref.

InterchangeableDies for Interchangeable

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Dim. PRO-CRIMPER Dies for HandContact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Tool 69710-1 M/A Com Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating A B 354940-1 or & 626 Pneu. Model No.

Comments

PRO-CRIMPER Head 318161-1Adapter 679304-1

402 Weather —Semi-Rigid/ Crimp Gold Nickel Teflon Commercial proof — 1 2 — 228179-33.66 [.141]RG402/U Solid 3.7 4.6.141 Solder Gold Gold PTFE Mil Type — .144 .180 — 3 3101-7941-00 1057631-1

3.66 [.141]1Hand Tool 59980-1, Requires (2) Crimping Dies 312253-1 and (1) Locator 312644-1.2Pneumatic Tool 58318-1, Requires (2) Crimping Dies 313720-1 and (1) Locator 312645-1.3Refer to Recommended Assembly Tools in Tool Section.

Crimp Type

Solder Type


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TNC Connectors, 50 Ohm (Continued)


Right Angle Plugs,Crimp

InterchangeableDies for

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. CERTI-CRIMP PRO-CRIMPERContact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Hand Tool Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L with 354940-1 or

Comments

Integral Die PRO-CRIMPERAdapter 679304-1

174, 174A, 188 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 318450-2 414173-3188A, 316 pentene 1.505RD 188, 316 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 58539-1 414173-4Double Braid pentene 1.50558, 58A, 58B O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 47.63 220045-2 — 225559-258C 1.87558, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 220189-1 414173-1141, 141A, 303 pentene 1.50555, 55A, 55B O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 220189-1 414173-6223 pentene 1.505

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 220189-1 414173-5142, 142A, 142B pentene 1.505400

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 47.63 220045-2 — 225554-61.875124, 140, 210, 6262A, 62B, 59, 59A O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 38.23 — 220189-2 414173-259B, Belden 9291 pentene 1.5059209, 9269

8, 8A, 213 O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 63.5 220015-1 — 225559-82.500

393, 225 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 63.5 220015-1 — 1-225554-12.500

9, 9A, 9B, 214 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type — 59.52 220015-1 — 225349-92.343

O Crimp Mil TypeO CrimpWeatherproof

16.26 Dia.[.640] Max.

31.75[1.250]

LMax.

13.21 Dia.[.520]

L Max.

27.43 [1.080]

Max.


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Jacks, Crimp



Comments


174, 174A, 188 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 30.48 — 318450-2 414171-3188A, 316 pentene 1.200RD 188, 316 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 30.48 — 58539-1 414171-4Double Braid pentene 1.20058, 58A, 58B O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 35.72 220045-2 — 225551-258C Weatherproof 1.40658, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 29.85 — 220189-1 414171-1141, 141A, 303 pentene 1.175

141, 141A, 303 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 35.72 220045-2 — 225551-5Weatherproof 1.406

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 29.85 — 220189-1 414171-655, 55A, 55B pentene 1.175223

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type — 35.72 220045-2 — 225551-11.406

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 34.29 — 220189-1 414171-5142, 142A, 142B pentene — 1.350400

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 35.72 220045-2 — 225551-61.406124, 140, 210, 6262A, 62B, 59, 59A O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 29.85 — 220189-2 414171-259B, Belden 9291 pentene 1.1759209, 9269

Mil TypeO CrimpWeatherproof

O Crimp

LMax.11.43 Dia.

[.450] Max.

11.43 Dia.[.450] Max.

LMax.


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Jacks, Solder/Clamp33.3[1.31]

14.3[.562] Dia.

12.7[.500] A/F

11.1[.437] A/F

RG/U Termination Center Body M/A-COMCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style Model No. Part No.

PlatingRG58C/U, Solder/Clamp Gold Silver Teflon Mil Type T35E60E010X 1312569-1RG141 A/U


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Comments


174, 174A, 316 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 34.93 — 318450-2 414168-3188, 188A pentene 1.375179, 179A, 179B 38.1161, 187, 187A Single Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type — 1.500 69245-1 — 331238Belden 9221 Crimp

RD 188, 316 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 34.93 — 58539-1 414168-4Double Braid pentene 1.37558, 58A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 38.1 220045-2 — 225557-258B, 58C 1.50058, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 34.93 — 220189-1 414168-1141, 141A, 303 pentene 1.375223 Polymethyl- 34.9355, 55A, 55B O Crimp Gold Nickel pentene Commercial — 1.375 — 220189-1 414168-6

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial — 34.93 — 220189-1 414168-5142, 142A pentene 1.375142B, 400

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type Weatherproof 38.1 220045-2 — 225557-61.500120, 140, 210, 62,62A, 62B, 59, 59A, O Crimp Polymethyl- 34.9359B, Belden 9291, Gold Nickel pentene Commercial — 1.375 — 220189-2 414168-29209, 9269

Single Crimp O Crimp

Maximum Panel Thickness Single Crimp 3.18 [.125];Dual Crimp 6.35 [.250]


H= 11/16 [.6875] max. across flats, 20.32 [.800] max. across points.

HL

Max.

HL

Max.

5.54 [.218 ]

+.008-.000+0.03-0.00

12.83 Dia. [.505 ]

+.013 -.000+0.05-0.00


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5.54 [.218 ]

+.008-.000+0.03-0.00

12.83 Dia. [0.505 ]

+.013 -.000+0.05-0.00

H= 17.45 [.687] max. across flats, 20.32 [.800] max. across points.

H

LMax.

Bulkhead JacksSolder/Clamp

17.5[.690]

12.0[.470]

A/F

12.9[.510]

Dia.

15.8[.620]

A/F

A

A/F

17.5[.690]

A/F

30.5[1.200]

12.1[.475]Min.

12.7[.500]

ADia.

BDia.Recommended

Panel Cutout

Dia.Min.

6.40[.250]

Max.Panel

Ref.

15.9[.625]

Hex. 19.1[.750]

Hex.

20.9[.821]

RG/U Termination Center Body M/A ComCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style Model No. Part No.

Plating

RG58 C/U,RG141 A/U Solder Clamp Gold Silver Teflon Mil Type T35H39E010X 1328580-1

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim.Cable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style L Part No.

Plating402

Crimp Gold Nickel Teflon Mil Type 25.4 228502-1Semi-Rigid/ 1.0003.66 [.141]*405

Crimp Gold Nickel Teflon Mil Type 29.7 228507-1Semi-Rigid/ 1.1692.18 [.086]**

*Tooling—Hand Tool 59980-1, Requires (2) Crimping Dies 312253-1 and (1) Locator 220220-2.**Tooling—Hand Tool 59980-1, Requires (2) Crimping Dies 312253-2 and (1) Locator 220221-2.


PlatingRG 402/U Solder Gold Pass. Stainless Solid PTFE Mil Type 3.7 4.6 3104-7941-00 1057676-13.66 [.141] Steel .144 .180RG 405/U Solder Gold Pass. Stainless Solid PTFE Mil Type 2.3 3.0 3104-7985-00 1057679-12.16 [.085] Steel .089 .120

Bulkhead Jacks for Semi-Rigid Cable, Rear Mount

RecommendedPanel Cutout


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Panel Jacks, Crimp


12.7 ±0.1

[.500 ±.004 ]

12.7 ±0.1

[.500 ±.004 ]

11.2 Dia.[.441] Min.

2.71 Dia.[.107] Min.

Clearance for3-56 Screws

(4 Holes)

17.86 Sq.[.703] Max.

LMax.

22.9[.900]

16.3[.642]

14.3[.562] A

Dia.

BDia.

17.5[.687]

Sq.

12.7[.500]Typ.

3.20[.125]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Center CERTI-CRIMPRG/U Termination Contact Body Dielectric Style Dim. Hand Tool Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L With

Integral Die58, 58A, Crimp Gold Silver Teflon Mil Type 34.93 220045-2 225348-258B, 58C 1.375


PlatingRG 402/U Solder Gold Gold Teflon Mil Type 3.7 4.6 3106-7941-00 1057697-13.66 [.141] .144 Min. .180RG 405/U Solder Gold Gold Teflon Mil Type 2.3 3.0 3106-7985-00 1057699-12.16 [.085] .089 Min. .120

Panel Jacks for Semi-Rigid Cable


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(Top View)(Top View)

B 34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

1/2-28 Thread

15.88[.625]

B34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

15.88[.625]

CL AB 34.93

[1.375]

1/2-28 Thread

15.88 [.625]

Mtg. Hgt.

VerticalPC Board/Panel MountJacks

VALOX Body Metal Body

Right AnglePC Board/Panel MountJacks

*2-56 Self-Tapping Screws:For 1.57 [3/32] or greater panel thickness Part No. 221108-2For less than 1.57 [3/32] panel thickness Part No. 221108-4

VALOX Body

CL A B 34.93[1.375]

15.88[.625]

Mtg. Hgt.

Metal Body

5.54[.218 ]

+.008-.000

+0.03-0.00

12.83[.505 ]

Dia.

+0.13-.000

+0.05-0.00



Without Mounting Posts With Mounting Posts

(Top View)

Lockwasher and Jam Nut

Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]

2.54 ± 0.05

[.100 ± .002]

2.64 [.104] Dia.Clearance Holes (2) For

2-56 Self-Tapping Screws*

10.16 ± 0.08

[.400 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]G S

0.89 ± 0.08

[.035 ± .003](2 Holes)

Dia.

MatingFace

MatingFace

(Top View)

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]

2.54 ± 0.05

[.100 ± .002]

10.16 ± 0.08

[.400 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]G S

0.89 ± 0.08

[.035 ± .003](2 Holes)

Dia.

2.01 ± 0.08

[.079 ± .003](2 Holes)

Dia.

G

Recommended PC Board Layouts

Center Dimensions Part NumbersBody

Contact A B Without WithMaterial Plating Mounting Posts Mounting Posts

VALOX, White 50 Gold 8.56 21.21 227812-1 227818-1.337 .835

Metal 50 Gold 8.26 20.83 227838-1 227839-1.325 .820

Body Center Contact Dimension Part NumbersMaterial Plating B Without Mounting Posts With Mounting Posts

VALOX, White Gold 21.21 227816-1 227820-1.835

Metal Gold 20.83 — 227835-1.820


Without Mounting Posts With Mounting Posts 2.64 [.104] Dia.

Clearance Holes (2) For2-56 Self-Tapping

Screws*

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

G S

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08 Dia.

[.035 ±.003](2 Holes)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]G S

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08 Dia.

[.035 ±.003](2 Holes)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

2.01 ±0.08 Dia.

[.079±.003](2 Holes)

1/2-28 Thread

1/2-28 Thread


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Right AnglePC Board/MountJacks

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — GoldDielectric — TEFLON

Bulkhead Solder Jacks

9.65 Dia. [.380 ]

+0.13 -.000+.005-.000

3.96 Dia. [.156 ]

+0.08 -.000+.003-.000

Panel Thickness Refer to chart below.


(Jack)

Part No. 413933-1 Part No. 414449-1

10.93 [.430]Max.

0.89[.035]

0.89[.035]

Max.

11.43[.450]

4.04 Max.[.159]

9.53[.375]

14.86[.585]

10.97 ±0.08

[.432 ±.003]

11.56 ±0.08Dia.

[.455 ±.003]

Insulation BushingMaterial — NylonPart No. 227223-1


(Bushing)

LMax.

22.23[.875]13.09 Dia.

[.515] Max.

Accepts 1.5Dia. Max. Wire [.059]

2.74[.108]

2 Holes

Dia.6.60[.260]

5.59[.220]

3.43[.135]

2 Holes

Dia.3.30[.130]8.26

[.325]

16.51[.650]

3.30[.130]

1.27[.050]

Dia. 2.79[.110]

2.29[.090]

2 Holes

Dia.

6.60[.260]

6.60[.260]

3.43[.135]

2 Holes

Dia.

3.30[.130]

8.26[.325]

3.30[.130]

1.27[.050]

Dia. 2.79[.110]

2.29[.090]

2 Holes

Dia.

6.60[.260]

Hole for #4Self Tapping Screw

23.62[.930]

28.98[1.141]

16.64[.655]

27.96[1.101]

Recommended PC Board Cutouts

Center Part NumbersBody Contact Dielectric

Dim. PanelWith WithoutPlating Plating L Thickness

Solder Terminal Solder Terminal

Nickel Gold 26.93 1.02-3.96 227760-2 227758-2VALOX 1.060 .040-.156

Nickel Gold 33.33 1.17-6.35 227762-2 227764-2VALOX 1.312 .046-.250


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Part No. 221500-1

12.96 Dia. [.510] Max.

36.2 Max.[1.425]

40.14 Max.[1.580]

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-.000

+.003-0.00

12.83 [.505 ]

Dia.

+0.13-.000

+.005-0.00



25.9[1.000]

10.1[.750]

2.0[.080]

19.1[.750]

Sq.

1.6[.062]

Dia.

Ref.

2.2[.086]

Dia.

13.5[.531]Typ.

3.2[.125]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Panel Mount JackReceptacles

37.0[1.455]

15.0[.590]

10.1[.750]

2.0[.080]

19.1[.750]Sq.

7.0[.275]

Dia.

2.2[.086]

Dia.

13.5[.531]Typ.

3.2[.125]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Flange Mount Receptacles

Center M/A-COMContact Model No. Part No.PlatingNickelPlated 3152-0000-10 1057775-11

Brass

1Captured Center Contact - Solder Pot Terminal

Center M/A-COMContact Model No. Part No.PlatingNickelPlated 3152-1200-10 1057777-11

BrassNickelPlated 3152-1201-10 1057780-12

Brass

1Non Captured Center Contact - Straight Terminal2Captured Center Contact - Straight Terminal

Center BodyContact Plating Dielectric Part No.Plating

Gold Nickel Polypropylene 221325-1


Gold Nickel Acetal 221500-1

Jack-Jack Adapter

Bulkhead Jack-Jack Adapter


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L

Vertical Jack PC Board/Panel Mount Left Hand Thread

Lockwasher and Jam NutSee page 34

Recommended PC Board Cutout

0.94[.037 ]

± 0.06± .002

6.35[.250 ]

± 0.25± .010

20.78[.818 ]

± 0.38± .015

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-.000

+.003-0.00

12.83[.505 ]

Dia.

+0.13-.000

+.005-0.00


12.70 ± .008

[.500 ± 0.02]

0.99 ± 0.06

[.037 ± .002]6.35 ± 0.06

[.250 ± .002]

RG/U Termination Center Body Dielectric Style Dim. Part No.Cable Type Contact Plating L ToolingPlating

Belden 9907, 89907, Use Hand Tool8219, CommScope Hex Crimp Gold Nickel PTFE Commercial 31.24 354940-1 415000-13104, 2104, RG141, 1.230 with Die Set

141A, 303 58536-1

Plug, CrimpLeft Hand Thread


Gold Nickel Acetal 415188-1


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TNC Connectors, 75 Ohm


Plugs, CrimpThese connectors havebeen designed for optimumperformance and have atrue 75 ohm impedance thecomplete length of the con-nector. The crimp die tool-ing listed below is differentfrom the equivalent 50 ohmconnectors.

Bulkhead Jack, Crimp


RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. PRO-CRIMPERContact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L 354940-1 or

PRO-CRIMPERAdapter 679304-1

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-2 413591-8179, 179A, 179B pentene 1.250187, 187A

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 27.79 318451-2 221506-3Belden 9221 pentene 1.094AT&T O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 29.46 58174-1 221506-5735A pentene 1.160

210, 62, 62A, 62B, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-1 413591-259, 59A, 59B, pentene 1.250Belden 9291, 9209

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 29.21 58536-1 221506-19269 pentene 1.150302Belden 8824189269Hi-Temp 62A Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-1 413591-1Times PL62, pentene 1.250Berk-TekBTDC-59, BTDC-62Double Shield Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-3 413591-6RG-59 pentene 1.250Belden 9104, 91129240, 9167, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-1 413591-99259, 9266, pentene 1.250Times FM-59

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-1 413591-7Belden 9145 pentene 1.250AT&T 734A

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 29.21 58536-1 221506-4pentene 1.150

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 31.75 58425-3 413591-5Belden 8281 pentene 1.2509141, 9231

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 32.9 58538-1 221506-2pentene 1.295

H

34.29[1.350]

Max.

Hex Crimp andO Crimp

12.96 Dia.[.510] Max.

LMax.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-.000

+.003-.000

12.83[.505 ]

Dia.

+0.13-.000

+.005-.000



Part No. 221509-1

RG/U Termination Center Contact Body Dielectric Style Dim. Tooling Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating H210, 62, 11/16 across flats, Use Hand Tool62A, 62B, 20.32 354940-159, 59A, 59B, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial .800 with Die Set 221509-1

Belden 9291, 9209, pentene max. across 58536-19169, 89269 points


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Bulkhead Jack-JackAdapter

40.14 Max.[1.580]


Gold Nickel Polymethylpentene 414396-1

3.66[.144]

Ref.

14.73[.580]

Ref.

57.15[2.25] Body

Plating Part No.

Nickel 414910-1

Male Dust Cap with Chain

Right-AnglePC Board/Panel MountJacks

CL A B 34.93[1.375]

15.88[.625]

Mtg. Hgt.

Metal Body

Center Dimensions Part NumbersBody

Contact A B Without WithMaterial Plating Mounting Posts Mounting Posts

Metal 75 Gold 8.26 20.83 — 413506-1.325 .820

1/2-28 Thread

5.54[.218 ]

+.008-.000

+0.03-0.00

12.83[.505 ]

Dia.

+0.13-.000

+0.05-0.00




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TNC Connectors


Fixture Sub-Assembly

Center Contact Holder

Locator Tool

Solder Gage

Inserts

Description Model PartNo. NSN M/A-COM No. No.

Center Contact Holder T-4580 –– 2098-5279-10 1055474-1Fixture Sub-Assembly T-4567 –– 2098-5206-54 1055439-1

Inserts – 2.16 [.085] (2) T-4700-2 5120-00-132-6808 2098-5208-54 1055441-1Inserts – 3.66 [.141] (2) T-4700-1 5120-00-132-6807 2098-5207-54 1055440-1

Locator Tool T-4596 –– 2098-5282-02 1055476-1Locator Tool T-4574 –– 2098-5283-02 1055477-1

Solder Gage .813 [.032] T-4562-6 –– 2098-5281-02 1055475-1

All Tools May Be Purchased Separately.

For installation of TNC (OST) Series connectors to 3.66 [.141] and 2.16 [.085] diametersemi-rigid cable. Most BNC (OSB) Series connectors can also be assembled using this kit.See appropriate assembly procedure for specific tooling. This kit contains:



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BNC Connectors (50 ohm/75 ohm)


Product Facts Bayonet lock coupling for

quick connect/disconnect

Various connectors availablein 50 and 75 ohm versions

Fully intermateable withcomparable BNC UG/Uconnectors

Full range of Hex Crimp and O Crimp Products forcommon coaxial cables.

Low VSWR

Single crimp connectorsoffer one crimping operationfor fast application

Twist-on connectors requireno special tooling forapplication to the cable

Field serviceable (CategoryA) connectors qualified to MIL-C-39012

Field replaceable (CategoryC) plugs with captivatedcenter contact

Field replaceable plugs canbe terminated with industrystandard tooling

Tarnish resistant Nickelfinish available

Choice of different dielectrics


PC Board solderedconnectors are recognizedunder the ComponentProgram of UnderwritersLaboratories Inc., File No. E81956

Certified by CanadianStandards AssociationFile No. LR 7189

Between Series AdaptersFor BNC Between Series Adapters, seePages 255-264.

R

R

R

The AMP BNC RF connectorfamily with bayonet lockingcoupling provides highlyreliable, quick connect /disconnect coaxial connec-tions. Exclusive single andO crimp terminations allowpositive insulation grip andrequire no soldering, pro-viding terminations at a verylow overall applied cost.

Available in both 50 and 75ohm versions, these con-nectors feature numerous

styles including cable plugsand jacks, adapters andprinted circuit board con-nectors. In addition to avariety of crimp type termi-nations, connectors are fur-nished in field replaceableand twist-on styles. Theseconnectors accept a widerange of coaxial cables andare intermateable withindustry standard connec-tors designed to MIL-C-39012 specifications.

AMP can also supply lowcost alternatives with anextensive commercial typeproduct line. A lower costconsumer series productoffers the capability to sup-ply center contacts in stripform and allow for automat-ed center contact crimptechnology. All connectorsare designed around themil-specifications, but utilizelow-cost materials, offeringcomparable mechanicaland electrical performance.

Product Specifications —108-1275 — BNC Ohm Terminators108-12020 — BNC O Crimp

Connectors108-12044 — BNC Commercial Hex

Crimp108-12047 — BNC Commercial and

Hex Crimp Connectors108-12074 — BNC Solder Jacks108-12075 — BNC Connectors

(Category A)108-12078 — BNC Commercial PCB

Panel-Mount Jacks

108-12002 — BNC Commercial T Adapter

108-12095 — BNC Commercial 75Ohm Connectors

108-12096 — BNC Commercial Feed-Thru and BulkheadAdapters

108-12079 — BNC Commercial 50Ohm Solder Jacks

108-12103 — BNC Commercial PCBPress Fit Jacks

Application Specifications —114-12001 — BNC Commercial PCB

Jack Press Fit

Performance Specifications —Page 42Material Specifications — Page 43Tooling — Pages 265-268Military Category — All mil type O crimp connectors are Category B Type(AMP Crimp Tooling), unless otherwisenoted.Packaging — All Mil Type connectorsare packaged individually, all O crimpconnectors are bulk packaged and all Hexcrimp connectors are individually pack-aged unless otherwise noted.

Related Product Data


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Single Category B Straight Right Angle Commercial Commercial Commercial PC CommercialCharacteristics Crimp O Crimp Solder Solder O Crimp O Crimp Board Solder

(Mil Type) (Mil Type) Clamp Clamp & Hex Crimp & Hex Crimp 50 & 75 Ohms 50 Ohm Jacks50 Ohms 75 OhmsElectrical

Impedance, Nom. 50 50 50 50 50 75 50 & 75 50 & 75(Ohms)Working Voltage 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500(Volts RMS)Contact Resistance Inner: 1.5 Inner: 1.5 Inner: 1.5 Inner: 1.5 Inner: 2.0 Inner: 2.0 Inner: 6/1.5 Inner: 2.75(Milliohms) Outer: 0.3 Outer: 0.2 Outer: .20 Outer: .20 Outer: 1.0 Outer: 2.0 Outer: 3/0.2 Outer: 1.0Initial Insulation Resistance 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000(Megohms)Dielectric Withstanding 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500Voltage (VAC)Corona Level at 70,000 ft. 375 375 375 375 375 375 — 375(Volts, RMS)RF Leakage, Max. — -55 at -55 at -55 at -55 at -55 at — —(dB) 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHz 2-3 GHz 1-2 GHzRF Insertion Loss, — 0.2 at 0.2 at 0.3 at 0.2 at 0.15 at — —Max. (dB) 3 GHz 3 GHz 3 GHz 3 GHz 2 GHzFrequency Range 0-2.5 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-2 0-4 and 0-4(GHz) 0-2VSWR in Frequency 1.35 1.30 1.30 1.35 1.30 1.30 — —Range Max.

MechanicalForce to Engage (lbs. [N])/couple, 13.3/11.12 13.3/11.12 13.3/.028 13.3/.028 26.7/26.69 26.7/26.69 — —(in-lbs. [N-M]) max. [3/2.5] [3/2.5] [3/2.5] [3/2.5] [6/6.0] [6/6.0]Coupling Nut Retention, 444.8 444.8 444.8 444.8 266.9 266.9 — —Min. N [lbs.] [100] [100] [100] [100] [60] [60]Cable Retention, 266.9 [60] 266.9 [60] 177.9 [40] 177.9 [40] 266.9 [60] 266.9 [60] 266.9 [60] —N [lbs.] (RG58C/U) (RG58C/U) (RG58C/U) (RG58C/U) (RG58C/U) (RG58C/U) (PCB Ret)Durability (Cycles) 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500Jam Nut Mounting Torque, 25 25 25 — 25 25 253/124 25Max. [N•m] (in. lbs.) [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8] [2.8/1.4] [2.8]

EnvironmentalTemperature Range, -65 to +85 -65 to +1651

-65 to +165 -65 to +165 -55 to +85 -55 to +85 -55 to +85 -65 to +165Operating (C°) -55 to +852

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-1344 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Vibration Method 204 Method 204 Method 204 Method 204 Method 2005 Method 204 Method 204

Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. III Cond. B Method 201A Cond. BMIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-1344 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202

Physical Shock Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213 Method 2004 Method 213 Method 213 Method 213Cond. G, 50 G’s Cond. G, 50 G’s Cond. G Cond. G Cond. G, 100 G’s Cond. I, 100 G’s Cond. I or A, 50 G’s Cond. I, 100 G’s

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-1344 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Thermal Shock Method 1003Method 107 Method 107 Method 107 Method 107 Cond. A Method 107 Method 107 Method 107

Moisture MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-1344 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Method 1002Resistance Method 106 Method 106 Method 106 Method 106 Type II Method 106 Method 106 Method 106

MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-1344 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202 MIL-STD-202Salt Spray Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101 Method 1001 Method 101 Method 101 Method 101

Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. B Cond. BProduct 108-12002 108-12020 — — 108-12044 108-12095 108-12078 108-12079Specification 108-12047

1Assembled to cable with polytetrafluorethylene dielectric.2Assembled to cable with polyethylene dielectric.3For Metal Threads4For Polyester Threads


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Single Category Straight Right Angle Commercial Commercial Commercial CommercialConnector Crimp B & C Solder Solder O Crimp PCB PCB SolderComponent (Mil Type) O Crimp Clamp Clamp Hex Crimp & Solder Press Fit Ohm JacksAdapters

(Mil Type) TerminatorsConnector Material

Collar Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass QQ-B-626 — — — BrassQQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 Zinc QQ-Z-363 QQ-B-626

Brass BrassOuter Contact QQ-B-626 Phos. Bronze Brass Brass Brass — — — QQ-B-626

(Plug) Beryl. Copper QQ-B-750 MIL-C-21768 Beryl. CopperQQ-C-530 QQ-C-530

ZincShell Brass Brass Brass — Zinc Zinc Zinc QQ-Z-363 Brass(Jack) QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-Z-363 QQ-Z-363 QQ-Z-363 Brass QQ-B-626

QQ-B-626TEFLON Polyethylene TEFLON TEFLON

Dielectric MIL-P-19468 TEFLON TEFLON TEFLON Polypropylene Polymethylpentene TEFLON MIL-P-19468 MIL-P-19468Polypropylene MIL-P-19468 Polymethylpentene Gen. Purpose1 MIL-P-19468 Polyester PBT Polypropylene,Gen. Purpose Gen. Purpose MIL-P-24519 Gen. Purpose

BrassCenter Contact Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass — — — QQ-B-626

(Plug) QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 QQ-B-626 Beryl. CopperQQ-C-530

Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper Phos. Bronze Phos. BronzeCenter Contact ASTM-B-643 ASTM-B-643 Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper Beryl. Copper Phos. Bronze Beryl. Copper QQ-B-570 QQ-B-570

(Jack) QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530 QQ-C-530 QQ-B-750 QQ-C-530 Beryl. Copper Beryl. CopperQQ-C-530 QQ-C-530

Gasket Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber Silicon Rubber — — — Silicon RubberQQ-R-765 QQ-R-765 QQ-R-765 QQ-R-765

Ferrule Copper Copper — — Copper — — — —QQ-C-576 QQ-C-576 QQ-C-576Connector Primary Finishes2

Silver Silver SilverCollar QQ-S-365 QQ-S-365 Silver/ Silver/ Bright Nickel — — — QQ-S-365

Bright Nickel Bright Nickel Bright Nickel Bright Nickel QQ-N-290 Bright NickelQQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290

Silver Bright or SilverOuter Contacts QQ-S-365 QQ-S-365 Silver/ Silver/ Matte Nickel Bright Nickel Bright Nickel Bright Nickel QQ-S-365(Plug & Jack) Gold Bright Nickel Bright Nickel Bright Nickel QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290 Bright Nickel

QQ-N-290 QQ-N-290Tin Lead Tin Lead Tin Lead Silver

Center Contacts MIL-G-45204 Gold Gold Gold ASTM-B-545 ASTM-B-545 Gold ASTM-B-545 QQ-S-365(Plug & Jack) Silver MIL-G-45204 Silver, QQ-S-365 Silver, QQ-S-365 MIL-B-45204 Silver, QQ-S-365 Gold

Gold, MIL-G-45204 Gold, MIL-G-45204 Gold, MIL-G-45204 MIL-G-45204Silver

Ferrule3 QQ-S-365 QQ-S-365 — — Tin Lead — — — —Tin Lead ASTM-B-545ASTM-B-545

1Several pc board connectors have an outer polyester PBT insulator per MIL-P-24519.2If more than one finish is listed, refer to individual catalog page(s) or customer drawings for exact specification.3Ferrules with tin-lead finish are used with nickel plated outer contacts.


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BNC Connectors, 50 Ohm


LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

Plugs, Crimp

LMax.

Single Crimp

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

Hex and O Crimp

Interchangeable DiesCERTI-CRIMP for PRO-CRIMPER Interchangeable

RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Hand Tool Hand Tool 354940-1 Dies for HandPart No.Cable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style L with or

Tool 69710-1Plating

Integral Die PRO-CRIMPER& 626 Pneu.

Adapter 679304-1Head 318161-1

178, 178A, 33.33178B, Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 69245-4 — 269471-1 2330876-0196, 196A 1.312

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 358436-3 — 2-221128-11.320

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220009-5 318450-2 220217-3 1-227079-61.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — 58559-1 — 414852-3174,

1.090

188, 188A, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — — — 414915-35

316 1.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 220009-1 — 220026-1 225395-71.188

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 220009-1 — 220026-1 2-331350-41.188

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 69245-2 — 269422 2-330061-11.312


179, 179A, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220009-5 318450-2 220217-3 2-227079-2179B, 161,

1.090

187, 187A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type -30.18 220009-1 — 220026-1 225395-8Belden 1.1889221 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 220009-1 — 220026-1 2-331350-51.188

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 69245-1 — 269408 2-329446-11.312RD 316, 188, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 69477-4 358539-1 — 8-227079-2Double Braid 1.090Belden 9252, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 38.10 69477-2 — 269669-2 5-225395-7122 1.500

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 158436-3 — 2-221128-5180, 180A, 1.320C1180B,

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.44 69477-2 — 269669-2 225395-9195, 195A1.395

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 158436-12 — 2-221128-7Belden 1.3208219

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-1 158435-11 220217-1 6-227079-73

1.090Belden 9907,89907 Comm/ O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-1 318452-2 220217-1 6-227079-84

Scope 2104 1.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 69477-4 158539-1 258376-1 1-227079-9Belden 1.0908218

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 69477-2 — 269669-2 1-225395-01.1881Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.2Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial Hex Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-2, which includes dies 58436-1.3For use with Belden 9907, Comm/Scope 3104, Belden 8219 only.4For use with Belden 89907, Comm/Scope 2104 only.5Kit includes connector subassembly and ferrule only, center contact part no. 1-414724-0 supplied separately on strip. Terminate with Amp-o-lectric terminatingmachine 220152-1 with applicator.


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BNC Connectors, 50 Ohm (Continued)


Plugs, Crimp (Continued)

LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

LMax.

Single Crimp

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

Hex and O Crimp



Tool 69710-1Plating


Adapter 679304-1Head 318161-1

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 158436-12 — 221128-13

1.320

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-1 158435-11 220217-1 227079-51.090

O Crimp Silver Nickel Polyethylene Commercial -27.69 220187-1 158435-11 220217-1 227079-91.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — 158558-1 — 414852-158, 58A, 1.09058B, 58C

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — — — 414915-14,5

1.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 33.74 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 225395-11.328

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.74 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 2-331350-11.328

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269140-1 — 269223-1 2-329444-11.312141, 141A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 269478-1 220189-3 269727- 225395-5303 1.188

Belden Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 158436-12 — 1-221128-088240, 1.320

Berk-Tek O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.33 220187-1 158435-11 220217-1 4-227079-3BTDC-58, 1.312Comm/

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269478-1 220189-3 269727 4-225395-2Scope 2135 1.312

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-1 158435-11 220217-1 227079-6223,

1.280

55, 55A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 43.64 269478-1 220189-3 269727- -225395-355B 1.718

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269140-2 — 269424 2-329444-21.312

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-1 258435-11 220217-1 6-227079-11.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 269478-1 220189-3 269727 -225395-6142, 142A, 1.188142B, 400

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 269478-1 220189-3 269727- 2-331350-91.188

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269331-1 — 269429-1 2-330358-21.312

Consult AMP for recommended crimp tooling.1Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.2Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial Hex Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-2, which includes dies 58436-1.3Bulk packaged.4Kit includes connector subassembly and ferrule only, center contact part no. 414724-2 supplied separately on strip.5Terminate with Amp-o-lectric terminating machine 220152-1 with applicator.


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Plugs, Crimp (Continued)


RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Hand Tool Hand Tool 354940-1 Dies for HandPart No.Cable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style L with or Tool 69710-1

Plating Integral Die PRO-CRIMPER & 626 Pneu.Adapter 679304-1 Head 318161-1


O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-2 258435-11 220217-2 227079-71.090

O Crimp Silver Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-2 258435-11 220217-2 1-227079-1

124, 140, 210,1.090

62, 62A, 62B, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — 258558-1 — 414852-259, 59A, 59B,

1.090

Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Economy 27.69 — — — 414915-23,4

9209, 9269 1.090

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 269477-1 258537-1 — 225395-21.188

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.18 269477-1 — 269669-1 331350-01.188

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269141-1 — — 2-329445-11.312

302, Belden Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 258436-12 — 1-221128-188241, 89269, 1.320Hi-Temp 62A, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.33 220187-2 258435-11 220217-2 4-227079-9Times PL62, 1.312

Berk-Tek, BTDC-59,O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 34.14 269477-1 258537-1 269669-1 4-225395-1BTDC-62 1.344

Hi-Temp 59, Times PL59, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.33 — 258537-1 — 5-227079-3

PLF59 (20 AWG C.C.) 1.312

Belden Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 — 258436-12 — 1-221128-79104, 9240, 1.3209112, 9167, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220187-2

2

58537-1 — 1-227079-39259, 9266, 1.090Times

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.94 269477-12

58537-1 269669-1 2-225395-0FM-59 1.218Belden 9248, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 27.69 220247-1

2

58539-1 — 3-227079-09114 1.090

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 33.53 —2

58436-2 — 1-221128-2Belden 8281,

1.320

9141, 9231, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethylene Commercial 31.75 220043-12

58538-1 220088-1 5-227079-8Western 1.250Electric

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 38.10 220043-12

58538-1 220088-1 4-331350-0724, 728, 1.5003049

Single Crimp Gold Silver Polypropylene Mil Type 41.50 69652- — 220000- 330878-01.6348, 8A, O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 27.31 220015-1 — — -225886-1213 1.075

11, 11A O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 47.63 220015-1 — — 225886-41.875Belden 9914, O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 47.63 220015-1 — — 225886-7Times FM-8 1.875Alpha 9847, O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 47.63 220015-1 — — 225886-5Belden 8213, 9292 1.8759, 9A, 9B, O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 52.38 220015-1 — — 225886-1214 2.062

1Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.2Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial Hex Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-2, which includes dies 58436-1.2AMP PRO-CRIMPER II Hand Tool Frame without dies Part No. 354940-13Kit includes connector sub assembly and ferrule only, center contact part no. 414724-4 supplied separately on strip.4Terminate with Amp-o-lectric terminating machine 220152-1 with applicator.

LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

LMax.

Single Crimp

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

Hex and O Crimp

47Technical Support Center/AMP FAX Service Dimensions are in www.amp.com/communications/com Specifications 1-800-522-6752 717-986-7777 millimeters over [inches] subject to change.

38.10[1.500]14.53

[.572]Dia. Max.

Plugs, Solder/Clamp

Plugs, Twist-On

Related Product DataTwist-On plugs must be used with cablethat has a solid conductor. These plugsare not recommended for applicationswhere the cable frequently moves orflexes.

Mating Twist-On Jack — Page 51

LMax.

Push-On

Maximum PC Board Thickness 2.11 [.083]Recommended Panel Cutout

for Push-On Style

9.65-9.78[.380/.385]

Dia.

RG/U Center Body Dielectric Style M/A-COM Dim. Part No.Cable Contact Plating Model No. LPlating

Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35A70E022X 28.5 1310700-1RG174A/U, RG188A/U, 1.122

RG316/U, URM95 Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35A70J022X 28.5 1310705-11.122

RG179B/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37A70E022X 28.5 1311685-1RG187A/U, URM111 1.122

Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35A70E010X 28.5 1310697-1RG58C/U, RG141A/U, 1.122

URM43, URM76Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35A70J010X 28.5 1310702-11.122

58, 58A, 58B, Gold Nickel TEFLON Push-On — 26.04 222728-158C 1.025

RG55B/U, RG142B/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35A70E060X 28.5 1312559-1RG223/U, RG400/U,

1.122

URM301 Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35A70J060X 28.5 1311674-11.122

Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37A70E025X 28.5 1310776-1RG59B/U, RG62A/U, 1.122RG140/U, TM3304

Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B37A70J025X 28.5 1310777-11.122

Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35A03E001X 38.1 1314882-1PSF1/4(BBC), RG8A/U, 1.500

RG213/U, URM67Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35A03J001X 38.1 1310690-11.500

URM70 Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37A70E012X 28.5 1310775-11.122BT2003, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37A70E062X 28.5 1314874-1BT2003A 1.122

BT2002 Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37A70E117X 28.5 1314875-11.122

RG/U Contact Body Dielectric Style Part No.Cable Plating Plating58, Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 414265-758B pentene

59, 59A, Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 414265-359B penteneBelden 8281,9141, 9231, Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 414265-5Western Electric pentene

724, 728, 3049

13.67[.538]Ref.

H

H = 12.7 [.500] Max. across flats, 14.74 [.580] Max. across points.

14.3[.563]

LMax.

Standard

RF Coax Connectors



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Right Angle Plugs,Crimp

LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

26.57[1.046]

LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

26.57[1.046]

Single Crimp Hex and O Crimp


RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Hand Tool Hand Tool 354940-1 Dies for HandCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style L with or Tool 69710-1 Part No.


174, 188,Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 — 258436-3 — 413959-3

188A, 316pentene 1.553

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 44.45 269245-1 — 269422 331178-01.750179, 179A, 39.45179B, 161, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 1.553 — 258436-3 — 413959-4187, 187A, pentene

Belden 9221

RD 316 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel — — 39.45 — — 220026-1 413959-71.553180, 180A, 180B, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 — 258436-3 — 413959-5195, 195A pentene 1.553

Belden 9907,89907, 8219, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 — 258436-1 — 413959-6Comm/Scope pentene 1.5532104, 3104

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 — 258436-1 — 413959-158, 58A, pentene 1.55358B, 58C

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 37.29 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 225974-11.468

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 44.45 269140-1 — 269223-1 331175-01.750

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 37.29 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 225974-255, 55A, 1.46855B, 223

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 44.45 269140-2 — 269429-1 331182-01.750

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 37.29 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 225973-4142, 142A, 1.468142B, 400

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 44.45 269331-1 — 269429-1 331182-01.750124, 140, Polymethyl- 39.45210, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel pentene Commercial 1.553 — 258436-1 — 413959-2

62, 62A, 62B,59, 59A, 59B,

37.29Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 1.468 269477-1 258537-1 269669-1 225974-59209, 9269

28.0[1.102]

29.2[1.150]

14.3[.563]

Dia.Max.

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Right Angle Plugs,Solder/Clamp

RG/U Center Contact Body M/A-COM PartCable Plating Plating Dielectric Style Model No. No.

RG174A/U, RG188A/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35B02E022X 1328427-1RG316U, URM95

RG58C/U, RG141A/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35B02E010X 1310707-1URM43, URM76 Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35B02J010X 1310712-1

RG59B/U, RG62A/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37B02E025X 1328481-1RG140/UURM70 Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37B02E012X 1310778-1

Part No. 1310707-1

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LMax.

11.1[.437]

Dia. Max.

11.08[.436]

Dia. Max.

LMax.

Single Crimp Hex and O CrimpJacks, Crimp



Tool 69710-1Plating


Adapter 679304-1Head 318161-1

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 33.02 — 258436-3 — 413779-3pentene 1.300

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 30.48 220009-5 — 220217-3 228979-7174, 188, pylene 1.200188A, 316

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type -30.48 220009-1 — 220026-1 225396-71.200

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 69245-2 — 69422 2-330062-1-11.312

179, 179A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial -33.02 — 258436-3 — 413779-4179B, 161, pentene 1.300187, 187A,

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type -30.48 220009-1 — 220026-1 225396-8Belden 9221 1.200180, 180A,180B, 195, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 33.02 — 258436-3 — 413779-5

195A pentene 1.300


O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 30.48 220187-1 258435-11 220217-1 228979-5pylene 1.200

O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.48 269478-1 220189-3 269727- 225396-1158, 58A, 1.20058B, 58C

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.48 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 2-331351-11.200

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269140-1 — 269223-1 2-329545-11.31258, 58A, 58B,58C Belden

88240, Berk- Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 33.02 — 258436-1 — 413779-1Tek BTDC-58 pentene 1.300Comm/Scope

2135223, 55, Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269140-2 — 269424- 2-329452-2155A, 55B 1.312


124, 140, 210, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 30.48 220187-2 258435-11 220217-2 -228979-662, 62A, 62B,

pylene 1.200

59, 59A, 59B, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 30.48 269477-1 258537-1 269669-1 225396-2Belden 9291, 1.2009209, 9269 O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 30.48 269477-1 — 269669-1 3313511.200

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 33.33 269141-1 — 269224-1 2-329549-11.3121Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.

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Jacks, Solder/Clamp

Jacks, Twist-On

Related Product DataTwist-on jacks must be used with cable that has a solid conductor.These jacks are not recommended for applications where the cable frequently moves or flexes.

Mating Twist-On Plug — Page 47

14.3[.563] 33.3

[1.311]Dia. Dia.

Max.

RG/U Center Contact Body M/A-COM PartCable Plating Plating Dielectric Style Model No. No.

RG58C/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35E60E010X 1327037-1RG141A/U,

URM43,Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35E60J010X 1310970-1URM76

RG/U Center Body Dielectric Style Part No.Cable Contact Plating58,58B Gold Nickel Acetal Commercial 222428-7

59, 59A, 59B Gold Nickel Acetal Commercial 222428-1

40.14[1.580]

Max.

Panel Jacks, Crimp

28.96[1.140]Max. 2.77

[.109]

12.7 ±0.1

[.500 ±.004]

12.7 ±0.1

[.500 ±.004]



RG/U Termination Center Body Hand Tool Hand Tool 354940-1 Dies for HandCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style with or Tool 69710-1 Part No.


174, 188, 188A, 316 O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 220009-1 — 220026-1 225397-7RD 316, 188 O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 220009-1 — 220026-1 1-225397-4

58, 58A, 58B, 58C O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type -69478-1 220189-3 69727- 225397-1124, 140, 210, 62, 62A, 62B, 59, 59A, 59B, Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type -69477-1 258537-1 269669-1 225397-2

9209, 9269, 89269

Dia.

11.2[.441] Dia.

17.84[.702] Max.

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Bulkhead Jacks,Crimp

Note: Panel Insulating Bushings — Page 54

H LMax.

H LMax.

11.04[.435]Min.

12.82[.505]

Dia. Min.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

RecommendedPanel CutoutsMaximum Panel

Thickness 3.18 [.125]


H = 11/16" across flats, 20.32 [.800] Max. across points

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000




178, 178A, 32.13178B, 196, Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 2 69245-4 — 269471- 331974196A 1.265


O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 34.93 220009-5 — 220217-3 228980-7pylene 1.375174, 188, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 220009-1 — 220026-1 225398-7188A, 316 1.406

O Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 220009-1 — 220026-1 1-331693-21.406

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 32.13 269245-2 — 269422- 2-330063-11.265

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 36.83 — 58436-3 — 413771-4179, 179A, pentene 1.450179B, 161, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 220009-1 — 220026-1 225398-8187, 187A, 1.406

Belden 9221Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 32.13 269245-1 — 269408- 2-329458-11.265

Times RD316 O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 269477-2 — 269669-2 1-225398-51.406180, 180A,180B, 195, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 36.83 — 58436-3 — 413771-5

195A pentene 1.450


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H LMax.

Bulkhead Jacks,Crimp (Continued)

Note: Panel Insulating Bushings — Page 54





58, 58A, 58B,58C, Belden88240, Berk- Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 36.83 — 258436-1 — 413771-1Tek BTDC- pentene 1.45058, Comm/Scope 2135

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 34.93 220187-1 01

58435-11 220217-1 228980-5pylene 1.37558, 58A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 41.28 269478-1 220189-3 269727-1 225398-158B, 58C 1.625

Single Crimp Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type 32.13 269140-1 — 269223-1 2-329456-11.265223, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 269478-1 220189-3 269727- 225398-355, 55A, 55B 1.406

142, 142A, O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 35.71 — 220189-3 269727-1 225398-6142B, 400 1.406

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 36.83 — 058436-1 — 413771-2124, 140, 210, pentene 1.45062, 62A, 62B,

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polypro- Commercial 1-34.93 220187-2 01

58435-11 220217-2 228980-659, 59A, 59B, pylene 1.375Belden 9291,O Crimp Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 41.28 269477-1 058537-1 269669-1 225398-29209, 9269

1.6251Order AMP PRO-CRIMPER Coaxial “O” Crimp Hand Tool assembly 58433-1, which includes dies 58435-1.

HL

Max.

11.04[.435]Min.

12.82[.505]

Dia. Min.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

RecommendedPanel CutoutsMaximum Panel

Thickness 3.18 [.125]

H = 11/16" across flats, 20.32 [.800] Max. across points

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

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Bulkhead Jacks,Solder/Clamp

Note: Panel Insulating Bushings — See below.

Panel Insulating Bushings for Bulkhead Jacks

Material — Nylon

Note: Can not be used with singlecrimp bulkhead jacks.

Part No. 330620 (2 Required)

H

31.6[1.244]

Dia.Max.

14.73±0.13

[.580±.005]Dia.

14.1±0.08

[.555±.003]

13.95[.549]Dia.

14.58[.574]

5.46[.215]

0.89[.035]

0.81[.032]

12.93[.509]Dia.

17.45[.687]Dia. Recommended Panel Cutout

RG/U Center Body M/A-COMCable Contact Plating Dielectric Style Model No. Part No.

PlatingRG179B/U, RG187A/U, Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37H39E022X 1310793-1URM111RG58C/U, RG141A/U,URM43, URM76 Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B35H39E010X 1314101-1

RG59B/U, RG62A/U, Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B37H39J025X 1311691-1RG140/UURM70 Gold Silver TEFLON Mil Type B37H39E012X 1310792-1

12.9[.508]

Recommended Panel CutoutMaximum Panel Thickness 3.6 [.142]

H = 17.5 [.689] across flats, 20.32 [.800] Max. across points

Dia.

5.56[.219]

Dia.

17.1[.673]

53.0[2.086]

AssembledDia.

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Insulated Plugs, Crimp

RG/U Center Body M/A-COMCable Contact Plating Dielectric Style Model No. Part No.

Plating

Belden 9907,RG58C/U Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type B35A04JB105 1310693-1

Plugs, for JIS Cables, Crimp

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — Gold

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

LMax.

Interchangeable Diesfor PRO-CRIMPER

Termination Dim. Hand Tool 354940-1 Part No.JIS Cable Type Dielectric L orPRO-CRIMPER

Adapter 679304-1

3D-2V Hex Crimp Polyethylene 33.53 58436-1 3-221128-11.320

1.5D-2V Hex Crimp Polyethylene 33.53 58436-3 3-221128-21.320


Description RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. Hand Tool Hand Tool 354940-1 Dies for HandCable Type Contact Plating Dielectric Style L with or Tool 69710-1 Part No.


Plug 58, 58A O Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 27.69 220187-1 220189-1 220217-1 415087-158B, 58C Crimp 1.090

Jack 58, 58A O Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 29.03 220187-1 220189-1 220217-1 415407-158B, 58C Crimp 1.143

14.53[.572] Max.

27.69[1.090] Max.

29.03[1.143] Max.

Polarized Connectors, Crimp

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WDia. Max.

L Max.

3/8" - 32Thread

Accepts 1.5 [.059]Dia. Max. Wire

Bulkhead Solder Jacks,Front Mount

Body Plating — Nickel

Without Solder Terminal

WDia. Max.

LMax.

3/8" - 32Thread

Accepts 1.5 [.059]Dia. Max. Wire

22.23[.875]

With Solder Terminal


.396/4.04[.156/.159]

9.65/9.75[.380/.384]

Dia.

Dimensions Panel InsulatingPart No.

Contact DielectricL W Thickness Bushing Without Solder With SolderMaterial

Terminal* Terminal**

Silver VALOX 26.93 13.09 1.17-3.18 227223-1 or 227754-3 227755-31.060 .515 .046-.125 221951-133.33 13.09 1.17-6.35 227223-1 or 227169-3 227169-7

VALOX1.312 .515 .046-.250 221951-126.93 13.09 1.17-3.18 227223-1 or 227754-2 227755-2

Gold1.060 .515 .046-.125 221951-133.33 13.09 1.17-6.35 227223-1 or 227169-4 227169-8

TEFLON1.312 .515 .046-.250 221951-126.93 13.09 1.17-3.18 227223-1 or 227715-3 227716-31.060 .515 .046-.125 221951-133.33 13.09 1.17-6.35 227223-1 or 227169-1 227169-5

Tin Lead VALOX1.312 .515 .046-.250 221951-126.93 13.09 1.17-3.18 227223-1 or 227754-1 227755-11.060 .515 .046-.125 221951-1

**Includes lockwasher and jam nut.**Includes solder terminal and jam nut.

Insulating Bushings


RecommendedPanel Cutout

1.78[.070]

0.81[.032]

12.7[.500]Dia.

3.94[.155]

11.94[.470]

11.43[.450]

9.53[.375]

Part No. 221951-1Part No. 227223-1

12.83 ±0.08

[.505 ±.003]Dia.

12.07±0.08

[.475 ±.003]

11.56 ±0.08

[.455 ±.003]Dia.

10.97 ±0.06

[.432 ±.003]

0.94[.030]Max.

Dia.

15.88[.625]

Dia.9.53[.375]

Dia.

10.93[.430]

Dia.

4.04[.159]

Max.1.09[.043]

Max.

14.86[.585]

Dia.

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12.83[.505]Max.

3/8" - 24Thread

26.80[1.055]Max.

Isolated Bulkhead Solder Jacks,Front Mount

PlatingBody — NickelDielectric — White VALOX

Panel Thickness 1.17-6.35 [.046-.250]


31.75[1.250]

13.09 Dia.[.515] Max.

3/8" - 24Thread

Accepts1.5 [.059] DIa. Max.

Wire

Panel Thickness 1.17-3.18 [.046-.125]


Part No. 414194-1

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — SilverDielectric — Black VALOXFlange & Thread Material —Black VALOX

Center Flange & PartContact Thread No.Plating MaterialTin VALOX 227726-1

Silver VALOX 227726-2Gold VALOX 227726-3

Max.

9.91[.390 ]

+0.13-0.20+.005-.000

Dia.

3.89[.153 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

9.60[.378 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

Dia.

3.94[.155 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

Sealed Bulkhead Solder Jack,Rear Mount

Part No. 227426-1

17.78 Dia.[.700] Max.

31.75[1.250]



1/2" - 28Thread

RubberGasket

Accepts .1.5 [.059] DIa. Max.

Wire

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

Max.

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — GoldDielectric — PolymethylpenteneThis connector is designed to preventmoisture from entering the interface fromthe rear of the connector.

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CLCL



(Top View)



10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

G S 0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.64 [.104] Dia.Clearance Hole for

2-56 Self-Tapping Screw*(2 Holes)

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.01 ±0.05

[.079 ±.002](2 Holes)

MatingFace

Right-Angle JacksPC Board/Panel Mount

Body — NickelDielectric — Polymethylpentene

AB

34.93[1.375]

CMtg. Hgt.

1/2-28 Thread 1/2-28 Thread

VALOX Body

A B34.93[1.375]

Metal Body

CMtg. Hgt.

(Top View)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

G S 0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]MatingFace

Body Center Dimensions Part No.Contact Without With L With LMaterial Plating A B C Mounting Posts Mounting Posts Compliant Posts

Tin-Lead 8.59 21.21 15.88 226990-1 1-227161-1* 3.48 — —.338 .835 .625 .137

Gold1 8.59 21.21 15.88 226990-3 1-227161-3* 3.48 — —.338 .835 .625 .137VALOX, Gold2 8.59 21.21 15.88 — 1-227161-4* — — —White .338 .835 .625

Tin-Lead 6.91 21.21 13.18 226990-7 — — — —.272 .835 .519

Gold1 6.91 21.21 13.18 — 1-227161-7* 3.48 414684-1 4.70.272 .835 .519 .137 1.85

Tin-Lead 8.59 21.21 15.88 226990-2 1-227161-2* 3.48 — —.338 .835 .625 .137

Gold1 8.59 21.21 15.88 226990-6 1-227161-6* 3.48 — —VALOX, .338 .835 .625 .137Black

Gold1 6.91 21.21 13.18 — 1-227161-9* 3.48 415218-1 2.79.272 .835 .519 .137 .110

Gold1 6.17 21.21 11.68 — 1-415046-1* — 415046-2 —.243 .835 .460

Tin-Lead 8.26 20.83 15.88 227433-1 1-227661-1* 3.48 — —.325 .820 .625 .137

Gold1 8.26 20.83 15.88 227676-1 1-227677-1* 3.48 222785-1 3.89

Metal.325 .820 .625 1-227677-2* .137 .153

Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 — 1-413879-1* 3.48 — —.272 .820 .500 .137

Gold2 6.91 20.83 12.70 — 1-413879-2* 3.48 — —.272 .820 .500 .137High Temp. Gold1 6.91 21.21 13.18 — — — 415218-5 —Housing .272 .835 .519

*IR reflow compatiblePlating:Gold1 — 0.00076 [.000030] thickGold2 — 0.00127 [.000050] thickNote: If an Insulating Bushing is required see part number 330620 and Panel Cutout on page 54.

Mounting Post Style

Compliant Post

L

E

* Screw for panel thickness of 2.38 [3/32] or greater Part No. 221108-2.Screw for panel thickness of less than 2.38 [3/32] Part No. 221108-4.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.54

[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

L


Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

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Vertical JacksPC Board/Panel Mount

PlatingBody — NickelDielectric — Polymethylpentene

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.64 [.104] Dia.Clearance Hole

for 2-56 Self-Tapping

Screw* (2 Holes)

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]G S

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.01 ±0.08

[.079 ±.003](2 Holes)

G S

(Top View) (Top View)

L

B

1/2-28 Thread

34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

15.88[.625]

L

B

1/2-28 Thread

34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

15.88[.625]

* Screw for board thickness of 2.38 [.093] or greater Part No. 221108-2.Screw for thickness of less than 2.38 [.093] Part No. 221108-4.


10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]



Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

Part No.Body Center Dim. Dim. Without With

Material Contact B L Mounting MountingPlatingPosts Posts

Tin-Lead 21.21 3.48 226993-1 227222-1VALOX, .835 .137White

Gold 21.21 3.48 226993-3 227222-3.835 .137

Tin-Lead 21.21 3.48 226993-2 227222-2VALOX, .835 .137

BlackGold 21.21 3.48 226993-6 227222-6.835 .137

Tin-Lead 20.83 3.48 227670-1 227671-1Metal

.820 .137

Gold 20.83 3.48 227672-1 227673-1.820 .137

Note: If an Insulating Bushing is required see part number 330620 andPanel Cutout on page 54.




12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.54

[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

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CL8.59

[.338]34.93[1.375]

21.21[.835]

15.88 [.625]Mounting Height

1/2-28 Thread1/2-28 Thread

Jacks with Mounting FlangesPC Board/Panel Mount

Right Angle Mount Vertical Mount

(Top View)

(Top View)

2.54[.100]SG

11.43[.450]

22.86 ±0.08

[.900 ±.003]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

8.89[.350]

3.3 [.130] Dia.Clearance Holefor 5-40 Screw

3.3 [.130] Dia.Clearance Holefor 5-40 Screw

11.43[.450]

2.54[.100]

22.86 ±0.08

[.900 ±.003]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

G S

CL8.59

[.338]

34.93 [1.375]Mounting Height

21.21[.835]

15.88[.625]


Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

MatingFace



Recommended Panel CutoutRecommended PCB Configuration

Body Center Contact Part No.Material Plating Right Angle Mount Vertical Mount

VALOX, Tin 226978-1 —White Gold 226978-3 226987-7

Surface Mount Right Angle Jacks

Body Center Contact Dimensions Without With CompliantMaterial Plating A B L Mounting Post Post

Gold 6.91 13.18 — 415715-1* —High Temp.

.272 .519

Gold 6.91 13.18 2.79 — 415715-2*.272 .519 .110

*IR reflow compatible.Plating: Gold – 0.00076 [.000030] thick.

A

B

LA

B

With Mounting Holes (no post)

With Compliant Post

Right Angle Mount Vertical Mount


12.01 ±.0.08

[.079 ±.003]2 Plcs.

10.16 ±.0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08[.200]

5.08[.200]

2.54[.100]Typ.

1.27[.050]Typ.

2.54[.100]

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.54

[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.54

[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000

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Vertical Metalized JacksPC Board Mount

17.45[.687]

15.88[.625] Drill Holes for

0.94 ±0.05 [.037 ± .002]Dia. Pin (5 Places)

6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.08

[.500 ±.003]

6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.08

[.500 ±.003]

3.73[.147]

4.32[.170]

1.07 ±0.05

[.042 ±.002]Dia.

1.73 ±0.05

[.068 ±.002]Dia.6.48

[.255]

7.47[.294]

Style D

Style A

Style C

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.003]

3.43 ±0.05

[.135 ±.002]

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.003]

1.32 ±0.08

[.052 ±.003]Dia.

2.44 ±0.08

[.096 ±.003](4 Holes)

Dia.

15.88[.625]

16.64[.655]

Body Center LegPlating Contact Plating Dielectric Style Length L Part No.

Silver VALOX A 6.35 227699-1.250

Gold VALOX A 6.35 227699-2.250

Tin VALOX A 6.35 227699-3.250

Nickel Gold VALOX A 3.81 414460-11

.150

Silver TEFLON B 3.30 413969-1.130

Silver VALOX C 4.45 222420-1.175

Gold VALOX E 6.35 415189-1.250

Gold TEFLON F 2.54 1274360-1.100

Gold TEFLON B 3.30 413969-2.130

Silver VALOX C 3.18 414305-1.125

Silver VALOX C 4.45 414305-2.175Tin-Lead

Gold VALOX C 3.18 414305-3.125

Gold VALOX C 4.45 414305-4.175

Gold VALOX D 3.43 221123-2.135

Tin VALOX D 3.43 221123-3.1351With .76 [.030] standoffs on top of legs.

Style B

L

L

Drill Hole to Receive0.940.06 [.037±.002]Dia. Pin,

5 Required

12.70 0.08

[.500 ±.003]

12.70 0.08

[.500 ±.003]

6.35 ±0.06

[.250 ±.002]

Style E (Panel Mount)L

20.57[.810]

L

6.88 ±0.08

[.271 ±.003]

3.43 ±0.08

[.135 ±.003]1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]Dia.

1.50 ±0.08

[.059 ±.003](4 Holes)

Dia. 3.44 ±0.08

[.135 ±.003]

6.88 ±0.08

[.271 ±.003]


L

20.78 0.38[.818 .015]

1.02 ± 0.08

[.040 ± .003]

5.16 ± 0.08

[.203 ± .003]

5.16 ± 0.08

[.203 ± .003]

2.578 ± 0.076

[.1015 ± .0030]

Dia.

2.06 ± 0.05

[.081 ± .002]Dia.4 Plcs.2.54

[.100]

14.73[.580]

5 Plcs.

Style F (Push-On)

Sq.

Press Fit Vertical Metalized Jack,PC Board Mount

Insulating BushingMaterial — PolypropylenePart No. 222163-1Only to be used on P/N 222006-1 & 222462-1

Part No. 222006-1

14.61[.575]1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]Dia.

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.002]

3.43 ±0.05

[.135 ±.002]

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.002]

20.57[.810]Max.

11.94 Dia.[.470] Max.

Recommended PC Board LayoutPC Board Thickness Not Less Than 0.99 [.093]

Dia.11.94[.470] Dia.

2.96[.115] Max.

6.61[.260] Max.

1.5[.059 ]

Dia.4 Holes

+0.08-0.10+.003-.004


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Vertical Metalized Jacks,PC Board Mount 24.00

[.945] 10.72 ± 0.25

[.422 ± .010]

10.70 ± 0.08

[.421 ± .003]

7.50 ± 0.08

[.295 ± .003]

1.00 ± 0.08

[.039 ± .003]2 Plcs.

1.50 ± 0.08

[.059 ± .003]2 Plcs.

3.00 ± 0.10

[.118 ± .004]

1.70 ± 0.10

[.067 ± .004]

2.50 ± 0.08

[.098 ± .003]4 Plcs.

Signal Contact Hole

SwitchingContactHole

Part No. 1274314-1(Switching)

24.00[.945] 10.72 ± 0.25

[.422 ± .010]

Part No. 1274315-1

Recommended PC Board Layout

10.70 ± 0.08

[.421 ± .003]

3.75 ± 0.08

[.148 ± .003]

1.00 ± 0.08

[.039 ± .003]

1.50 ± 0.08

[.059 ± .003]2 Plcs.

3.00 ± 0.10

[.118 ± .004]

1.70 ± 0.10

[.067 ± .004]2.50 ± 0.08

[.098 ± .003]3 Plcs.


Body Contact Dielectric PartPlating Plating No.

Tin-Lead Silver Polyphenylene 1274314-1Tin-Lead Silver Polyphenylene 1274315-1

63Technical Support Center/AMP FAX Service Dimensions are in www.amp.com/communications/com Specifications 1-800-522-6752 717-986-7777 millimeters over [inches] subject to change.


6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

3.3 ± 0.08

[.130 ± .003]

1.17 ± 0.08

[.046 ± .003]

2.11 ± 0.08

[.083 ± .003]Dia.

(4 holes)

Maximum PC Board Thickness 2.54 [.100]

Dia.CL 6.15[.242]

10.97 [.432]Mounting Height

28.4[1.118]

Right Angle Metalized Jacks,PC Board Mount

Body Dielectric Center PartPlating Contact Length No.

Nickel Polymethyl- 4.34 413631-1*pentene .171

Tin-Lead TEFLON 4.34 413631-2*.171

Body Dielectric Contact PartNo.

Nickel TPX Gold 414373-1**Nickel TPX Gold 414373-3**

Tin-Lead TPX Gold 414373-4**

**Board retention leg prevents connector from tipping during wave solder. For 414373-3 and414373-4 only.


1.19 ±0.18

[.047 ±.007] Dia.

7.62 ±0.08

[.300 ±.003]

1.78 ±0.08

[.070 ±.003]Dia.

2 Holes7.62 ±0.08

[.300 ±.003]

3.81 ±0.08

[.150 ±.003]

8.64[.340]

21.85[.860] 25.40

[ 1.000]

6.35[.250]

2.39 0.38

[.094 ±.015]

Ref.

60° 10°20°

Max.

Right-Angle Metalized Jacks,PC Board/Panel Mount

.603[15.32 ]

± .003± 0.08

.242[6.15 ]

± .010± 0.25

A.183[4.65]

1/2-28 Thread

1.088[27.64 ]

± .020± 0.51

4.34[.171]

Body PartPlating Dielectric Dim. A No.

Tin-Lead TPX 11.66 415025-2.459

Tin-Lead TPX 16.26 415372-1.640

Lockwasher and Jam Nut see page 60.

6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

3.3 ± 0.08

[.130 ± .003]

1.17 ± 0.08

[.046 ± .003]

2.11 ± 0.08

[.083 ± .003]4 holes

Dia.

Dia.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.64

[.222 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000



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Tee AdapterCovers

Material — Polypropylene, general purpose

F

5.08[.200]15.11

[.595]

114.55 ± 0.76

[4.510 ± .030]

Color

Black

Ivory

PartNo.

221586-1

221586-3

D

E

Tee Adapters Style A(Jack-Plug-Jack)

Style BWith Insulated

Cover(Jack-Plug-Jack)

Insulation MaterialPolyphenylene oxide

Style C(Jack-Jack-Jack)

E

D

F

E

D

Body Center Contact Dimensions Comparable PackagingStyle Material Material Dielectric UG/U No. Part No.

and Plating and Plating D E F Connector Per Pkg.BE CU, Gold 32.54 26.19 14.27 Bulk

Brass, (30)3 TEFLON 1.281 1.031 .562 274A (100) 221543-2

Nickel BE CU, Silver 32.54 26.19 14.27 Individual(200)3 TEFLON 1.281 1.031 .562 274B (1) 329518

PH BR, Gold 33.02 27.31 14.50 Bulk(15)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (100) 413592-2

PH BR, Silver 33.02 27.31 14.50 Bulk(200)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (100) 413592-4

ABE CU, Gold 33.02 27.31 14.50 Bulk

(30)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (100) 413592-6

Zinc, BE CU, Silver 33.02 27.31 14.50 BulkNickel (200)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (100) 413592-8

PH BR, Gold 33.02 27.31 14.50 Individual(15)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (1) 4 413592-9

PH BR, Silver 33.02 27.31 14.50 Individual(200)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (1) 4 1-413592-0

BE CU, Silver 33.02 27.31 14.50 Individual(200)3 Acetal 1.300 1.075 .571 — (1) 1-413592-1

BZinc, BE CU, Gold Acetal 32.54 31.12 17.15 1 Bulk- 413366-11

Nickel (30)3 1.281 1.225 .675 — (100) 413366-22

Brass, BE CU, Silver 32.54 23.37 Bulk

CNickel (200)3 TEFLON 1.281 .920 — — (100) 221988-1

Zinc, PH BR, Gold 32.54 23.62 BulkNickel (50)3 Acetal 1.281 .930 — — (100) 414311-1

1Black insulation cover2Gray insulation cover3(Microinches min thickness)4(Special graphics)

Dia.Dia.

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35.81[1.410]32.54

[1.281]

Right Angle Adapters(Jack-Plug)

26.97[1.062]

Bulkhead Jack-JackAdapters

LMax.

HMax.

Recommended Panel CutoutH= 11/16 across flats, 20.32 [.800] across points.

36.07[1.420]15.87

[.625]

Style BStyle A14.53 Dia[.572] Max.

24.13[.950]Max.

27.23[1.072]

22.89[.901]Max.

14.53 Dia[.572] Max.

Isolated Bulkhead Jack-JackAdapter

Body Center PartContact DielectricPlating Plating No.

Nickel Gold Polymethylpentene 414105-1

Body Center DimensionsContact Dielectric Part No.Plating Plating H L

Nickel Silver 17.45 38.10 TEFLON 330024.687 1.500

Nickel Gold1 17.78 36.07 Poly- 228226-1.700 1.420 ethylene

Nickel Gold2 17.78 36.07 Poly- 228226-3.700 1.420 ethylene

Plating:Gold1 — 0.00127 [.000050] thick Gold2 — 0.00076 [.000015] thickNote: If an Insulating Bushing is required see part number 330620 and

Panel Cutout on page 54.

Body Center PartContact Dielectric StylePlating Plating No.

Nickel Silver TEFLON A 329517Nickel Gold TEFLON A 222165-2Nickel Gold Polymethylpentene B 414666-1

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.06-0.00+.003-.000

Recommended Panel CutoutH= 11/16 across flats, 20.32 [.800] across points.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

Dia.5.54

[.218 ]

+0.06-0.00+.003-.000

Jack-Jack AdaptersStyle A

Body CenterContact Dielectric Style Part No.Plating Plating

Nickel Silver TEFLON A 221551-1Nickel Gold TEFLON A 221551-3

Nickel Gold Polymethyl- B 414414-1pentene

Style B

Plug-Plug Adapter

31.8[1.252] Ref.

Body M/A-COM Part Plating Model No. No.Nickel B35P32J999X 1312105-1Silver B35P32E999X 1310727-1

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Jack Covers

101.6[4.000]

#6 Stud Size

22.10[.870]

14.53 Dia. [.572] Max.

Body Plating Part No.Silver 330022Nickel 1-330022-2

Max.

14.53 Dia. [.572] Max.

33.02[1.300]

#6 Stud Size

Tether

Terminator Plugs50, 75, 93 Ohm

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — GoldDielectric — Polyethylene

InsulatedTerminators

Insulation MaterialPolyphenylene oxide

Long Cover

Short Cover*

38.10[1.500]

17.40[.685]

17.40[.685]

Register Color Cover PartSpecification Style No.

GrayLong 413557-1

1 Watt, 50 OhmShort 413364-2

BlackLong 413557-2Short 413364-1

* The Short Cover is required when mating the Terminator with a Tee Adapter.

Resistor Part No.Specification With Tether Without Tether

1 Watt, 50 Ohm 221629-11 221629-41 Watt, 75 Ohm 221629-21 221629-51 Watt, 93 Ohm 221629-31 221629-6

0.5 Watt, 75 Ohm 1-221629-12 —1 Watt, 50 Ohm 1-221629-61 —

1 Tether is conductive with #4 stud size2 With chain assembly

Max. 38.10[1.500]

Max.

Shorting Caps

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — Gold

Part No. 413453-1

15.24[.600]

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

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BNC Connectors, 75 Ohm



Catalog 1307191

Plugs, Crimp

These connectors have been designedfor optimum performance and have atrue 75 ohm impedance the completelength of the connector. The crimp dietooling listed below is different from theequivalent 50 ohm connectors.

PlugsInterchangeable

Dies for InterchangeableRG/U Termination Center Body Dim. PRO-CRIMPER Dies for Hand

Contact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Tool 69710-1 Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L 354940-1 or & 626 Pneu.PRO-CRIMPER Head 318161-1

Adapter 679304-1

179, 179A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-2 — 413589-8179B, 187, 1.160187A, 161,

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 35.56 318451-2 — 221185-8Belden 9221 1.140

58559-1 — 414858-2179 O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Economy 27.69

1.090— — 414918-21,3

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-2 — 1-413589-0AT&T 735A

1.160

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 27.69 58174-1 58248-3 1-221185-81.090AT&T KS 19224 L2, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-2 — 413589-4RD179 , Double Braid 1.160

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-2 — 413589-3Belden 8218

1.160

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 27.69 58174-1 58248-3 221185-31.090

140, 210, 62, 62A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-1 — 413589-262B, 59, 59A, 59B, 1.160

Belden 9291,O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 27.69 58536-1 58248-2 221185-29209, 9269 1.090

58558-1 — 414858-159, 59A, 59B O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Economy 27.69

1.090— — 414918-12,3

302, Belden 89269, 88241, Hi-Temp 62A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-1 — 413589-1Times PL-62, Berk Tek 1.160BTDC-59, BTDC-62Belden 8212, 9104, 29.46

9112, 9167, 9240, 9259, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 1.160 58425-1 — 413589-99266, Times FM-59,

(RG-59 Type 27.69with 20 AWG C.C.)

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 1.090 58536-1 58248-2 221185-9

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-1 — 413589-7Belden 9145, 1.160AT&T 734A

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 27.69 58536-1 — 1-221185-01.090Belden 9248, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 25.65 58536-1 — 221185-19114 1.010

6, 6A O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 37.85 58538-1 58248-1 221185-71.490Belden 8281,

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 29.46 58425-3 — 413589-59141, 9231, 1.160Western

Electric 724, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 28.4558538-1 58248-1 221185-5

728, 3049 1.120

Comm/Scope O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 28.96 58536-1 — 2-221185-9S59 Hec 1.140Comm/Scope O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 28.96 58536-1 — 3-221185-1F59 Hec-z 1.140

Belden O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 27.69 58538-1 — 3-221185-388281 1.0901Kit includes connector subassembly and ferrule only, center contact part no. 1-414724-0 supplied separately on strip.2Kit includes connector subassembly and ferrule only, center contact part no. 414724-4 supplied separately on strip.3Terminate with Amp-o-lectric terminating machine 220152-1 with applicator.

LMax.

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

Hex and O Crimp

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Plugs for JIS Cables, Crimp

Plating

Body — NickelCenter Contact — Gold

Bulkhead Jacks for JISCables, Crimp

Plating

Body — NickelCenter Contact — GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

14.53[.572]

Dia. Max.

LMax.



Adapter 679304-1

5C-2V Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-3 1-413589-21.160

3C-2V Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-1 1-413589-11.160

3C-2W Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-1 1-413589-41.160

2.5C-2V Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-2 1-413589-61.160

2.5C-2W Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-1 1-413589-51.160

1.5C-2V Hex Crimp Polymethylpentene 29.46 58425-2 1-413589-31.160



Adapter 679304-1

2.5C-2V Hex Crimp 75Ω 36.83 58425-2 1-413590-31.450

2.5C-2W Hex Crimp 75Ω 36.83 58425-1 1-413590-21.450

1.5C-2V Hex Crimp 75Ω 136.83 58425-2 413590-4*1.450

Note: All parts are packaged in 25 pieces per bag unless otherwise noted.**Packaged in 100 pieces per bag.

20.32[.800]Max.

LMax.

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14.53 Dia. [.572] Max.

LMax.

27.18[1.070]

Hex and O Crimp

Max.


RG/U Termination Center Body Dim. PRO-CRIMPER Dies for HandContact Dielectric Style Hand Tool Tool 69710-1 Part No.Cable Type Plating Plating L 354940-1 or & 626 Pneu.


179, 179A,179B, 187, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-2 — -413588-8187A, 161 pentene 1.553

Belden 9221

AT&T 735A Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-2 — 1-413588-0pentene 1.553AT&T KS19224 L2, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-2 — 413588-4RD179 pentene 1.553

Double Braid

Belden 8218 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-2 — 413588-3pentene 1.553140, 210, 62,

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 139.45 58425-1 — 413588-262A, 62B, 59, pentene 1.55359A, 59B,

Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.88 58536-1 58248-2 -221402-29209, 9269 pentene 1.570

302, Belden 88241,89269, Hi-Temp

62A, Times Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 139.45 58425-1 — 413588-1PL-62, Berk pentene 1.553Tek BTDC-59,

BTDC-62Double Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 139.45 58425-3 — 413588-6Braided 59 pentene 1.553

Belden 8212,9104, 9112,9240, 9167,9259, 9266, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-1 — 413588-9Times FM-59, pentene 1.553(RG-59 Type

with 20 AWG C.C.)

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.45 58425-1 — 413588-7Belden 9145, pentene 1.553AT&T 734A

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethyl- Commercial 39.88 58536-1 — 221402-4pentene 1.570Belden 8281, Polymethyl- 39.459141, 9231 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel pentene Commercial 1.553 58425-3 — 413588-5

Right Angle Plugs, Crimp

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179, 179A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-2 — 413760-8179B, 161, 1.300187, 187A,

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 30.48 318451-2 — 221199-5Belden 9221 1.200

AT&T 735A O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 30.48 58174-1 — 221199-61.200AT&T KS19224 L2, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-2 — 413760-4RD179 1.300

Double Braid

Belden 8218 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-2 — 413760-31.300140, 210, 62,

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial33.02

58425-1 — 413760-262A, 62B, 59, 1.30059A, 59B,

Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 30.48 58536-1 58248-2 221199-29209, 9269 1.200

302, Belden 88241,89269, Hi-Temp

62A, Times Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-1 — 413760-1PL-62, Berk 1.300Tek BTDC-59,

BTDC-62Belden 8212,9104, 9112,9240, 9167,9259, 9266, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-1 — 413760-9Times FM-59, 1.300(RG-59 Type

with 20 AWG C.C.)AT&T 734A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 33.02 58425-1 — 413760-7Belden 9145 1.300Belden 9248, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 30.48 58536-1 — 221199-19114 1.200Belden 8281,9141, 9231, 33.02Western Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 58425-3 — 413760-5Electric 724, 1.300728, 3049

Jacks, Crimp

LMax.

Hex and O Crimp

11.08 Dia.[.436] Max.

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20.32[.800]Max.

34.93[1.375]

Hex and O Crimp

Max.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.20+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000






179, 179A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-2 — 413590-8179B, 161, 1.450187, 187A,

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 34.93 318451-2 — 221221-5Belden 9221 1.375AT&T KS19224 L2, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-2 — 413590-4RD179 1.450

Double Braid

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-2 — 413590-3Belden 8218

1.450

O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 34.93 58174-1 58248-3 221221-31.375140, 210, 62,

Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-1 — 413590-262A, 62B, 59, 1.45059A, 59B,

Belden 9291, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 34.9358536-1 58248-2 221221-2

9209, 9269 1.375

302, Belden 88241,89269, Hi-Temp

62A, Times Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-1 — 413590-1PL-62, Berk 1.450Tek BTDC-59,

BTDC-62Double Shield Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-3 — 413590-6RG-59 1.450Belden 8212,9104, 9112, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-1 — 413590-99240, 9167, 1.4509259, 9266,

Times FM-59(RG-59 Type O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 34.93 58536-1 58248-2 221221-7with 20 AWG 1.375

C.C.)AT&T 734A, Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 36.83 58425-1 — 413590-7Belden 9145 1.450Belden 9114, O Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 34.93 58536-1 — 221221-19248 1.375Belden 8281,9141, 9231, 36.83Western Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polyethelene Commercial 58425-3 — 413590-5Electric 724, 1.450728, 3049


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Bulkhead Solder JacksFront Mount

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — Silver

27.43[ 1.083]

13.09 Dia.[.515] Max.



9.75/9.65[.384./380]

Dia.

4.04/3.96[.159/.156]

Part No. 221244-1

(with Solder Terminal)

Bulkhead Solder JackRear MountLockwasher and Jam Nut see page 74.

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact — GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

Bulkhead JackPC Board Mount

Accepts .054 Dia.Max. Wire

Part No. 415187-1

(without Solder Terminal)

3/8-32 Thread

Part No. 414217-1

17.78 Dia.[.700] Max.

31.75[ 1.250]

1/2-28 Thread

Accepts ..050 Dia. Max. WIre

Max.

Max.

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000



13.09[.515]

Dia.Max.

27.43[1.083] Max.

Accepts .054 Dia.Max. Wire

3/8-32 Thread

20.8[.820]

11.07[.436]

Max.

3.30[.130]

Ø 12.70 ± 0.1

[.500 ± .004]

11.2 ± 0.1

[.441 ± .004]

Part No. 1274086-1

Note: If insulating bushing requireduse part no. 227223-1 or 221951-1(for details, reference page 56).

Note: If insulating bushing requireduse part no. 227223-1 or 221951-1(for details, reference page 56).

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Body Center Dimensions Part No.Contact Without WithMaterial Plating A B C L Mounting Posts Mounting Posts

VALOX, Gold1 6.91 21.08 13.88 3.48 — 413194-1White .272 .830 .519 .137*VALOX, 6.91 21.21 13.88 3.48 *

White Gold1 .272 .835 .519 .137 — 415634-2(Economy)

VALOX, Gold1 6.91 21.08 13.88 3.48 — 413194-2Black .272 .830 .519 .137

Gold1 6.91 21.21 13.88 3.48 — 415634-1*VALOX, .272 .835 .519 .137Black

Gold1 8.59 21.21 15.88 3.48 — 415633-1(Economy).338 .835 .625 .137

VALOX, Gold2 8.59 21.21 15.88 3.48 — 414459-1White .338 .835 .625 .137

Metal Gold1 8.25 20.83 15.88 2.16 — 222092-1.325 .820 .625 .085

Metal Gold1 8.25 20.83 15.88 — 222093-1 —.325 .820 .625

Gold1 8.25 20.83 15.88 3.48 — 414409-1*Metal .325 .820 .625 .137(Economy)

Gold1 8.25 20.83 15.88 — — 414410-1.325 .820 .625

*Metal with Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 3.48 415417-1Compliant .272 .820 .500 .137

PostsTin-Lead 8.56 21.21 15.88 3.48 415419-1(Economy) .337 .835 .625 .137

Metal Silver 8.25 20.83 15.88 2.16 222092-2.325 .820 .625 .085

Metal Gold1 8.25 20.83 15.88 3.48 222092-3.325 .820 .625 .137

Metal Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 3.48 414907-1.272 .820 .500 .137

Metal Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 — 1274072-1 —.272 .820 .500*Metal Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 3.48 1274084-1(Economy) .272 .820 .500 .137*Metal Gold1 6.91 20.83 12.70 3.48 1274084-2**(Economy) .272 .820 .500 .137

*High Temp w/ Compliant Gold1 6.91 21.21 13.88 2.79 415655-1**Posts .272 .835 .519 .110(Economy)

**Stamped and formed contact, Phosphor Bronze contact material**IR Reflow CompatiblePlating:Gold1 — 0.00076 [.000030] thickGold2 — 0.00127 [.000050] thickNote: If an Insulating Bushing is required see part number 330620 and Panel Cutout on page 54.

CLCL


Right-Angle JacksPC Board/Panel Mount

Outer Shell — NickelDielectric — PolymethylpenteneLockwasher and Jam Nut see page 74.

A B34.93[1.375]

CMtg. Hgt.

1/2-28 Threads 1/2-28 Threads

VALOX Body

A B 34.93[1.375]

Metal Body

CMtg. Hgt.

L

* Screw for panel thickness of 2.38[3/32] or greater

* Part No. 221108-2.* Screw for panel thickness of less

than 2.38 [3/32]* Part No. 221108-4.

Without Mounting Posts

With Mounting Posts

(Top View)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

G S 0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.64 [.104] Dia.Clearance Hole for

2-56 Self-Tapping Screw*(2 Holes)

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.01 ±0.08

[.079 ±.003](2 Holes)

MatingFace

(Top View)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

G S 0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05


12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000



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PlatingOuter Shell — NickelDielectric — Polymethylpentene



L

B 34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

15.88[.625]

1/2-28 Thread

L

B 34.93[1.375]

Mtg. Hgt.

15.88[.625]

1/2-28 Thread

CenterPart No.

Body Contact Dim. Dim. Without WithMaterial Plating B L Mounting Mounting

Posts PostsVALOX, Gold1 21.2 13.48 414933-1 413528-1Black .835 .137VALOX, Gold2 21.21 3.48 — 413528-3Black .835 .137*VALOX,

Black Gold 21.21 3.48 — 415632-1(Economy) .835 .137

*VALOX,White Gold1 21.21 3.48 — 415632-2

(Economy) .835 .137

Metal Gold1 20.83 3.48 414983-1 222132-1.820 .137*Metal Tin-Lead 21.21 3.48 — 415520-1(Economy) .835 .137

*Stamped and formed contact, Phosphor Bronze contact materialPlating:Gold1 — 0.00076 [.000030] thickGold2 — 0.00127 [.000050] thickNote: If an Insulating Bushing is required see part number 330620 and Panel Cutouton page 54.


Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.64 [.104] Dia.Clearance Hole

for 2-56 Self-Tapping

Screw* (2 Holes)

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]G S

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.01 ±0.08

[.079 ±.003](2 Holes)

G S

(Top View) (Top View)


10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]



* Screw for panel thickness of 2.38[3/32] or greater

* Part No. 221108-2.* Screw for panel thickness of less

than 2.38 [3/32]* Part No. 221108-4.

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Vertical Metalized JacksPC Board Mount

PlatingDielectric — TEFLON

A Max.

11.49[.470]

Dia.Max.


Style A Style B Style C

Body Center LegContact Style Length Part No.Plating Plating L

Nickel Gold B 3.30 1274291-2.130

Tin-Lead Gold B 3.30 1274291-1.130

Tin-Lead Gold B 6.35 1274359-1.250

Tin-Lead Gold C 4.44 414394-1.175

Nickel Silver A 6.35 413986-1.250

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.002]

6.88 ±0.1

[.271 +.003]–.004 1.5 ±0.1

[.059 +.004]–.0033.43 ±0.05

[.135 ±.002]


17.45[.687]

15.88[.625]

LL

Press Fit Vertical Metalized Jacks PC Board Mount

Dim. PartA No.

20.57 222462-1.81016.26 414088-1.640

20.57[.810]

L

Drill Holes for0.94 ±0.05 [.037 ± .002 ]

Dia. Pin (5 Places)

6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.08

[.500 ±.003]

6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.08

[.500 ±.003]

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.003]6.88 ±0.08

[.271 ±.003]

3.43 ±0.05

[.135 ±.002]

3.44 ±0.08

[.135 ±.003]

3.43 ±0.08

[.135 ±.003]

6.88 ±0.05

[.271 ±.003]

6.88 ±0.08

[.271 ±.003]2.44 ±0.08

[.096 ±.003](4 Holes)

Dia.

1.32 ±0.08

[.052 ±.003]Dia.

(4 Plated-ThruHoles)

Dia.

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003](Plated-Thru Hole)

Dia.

Insulating Bushing

Material — NylonPart No. 222163-1Only to be used on P/N 222462-1and 222006-1

16.64[.655]

Sq.

1.50 ±0.08

[.059 ±.003](4 Holes)

Dia.

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003] Dia.

2.96[.115]

Max.

6.61[.260]

Max.

14.61[.575]

Dia.11.94[.470]Dia.


6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

6.6 ± 0.08

[.260 ± .003]

3.3 ± 0.08

[.130 ± .003]

1.17 ± 0.08

[.046 ± .003]

2.11 ± 0.08

[.083 ± .003]Dia.

(4 holes)

Maximum PC Board Thickness 2.54 [.100]

Dia.

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Press Fit, BulkheadVertical Metalized Jackincludes hardware

28.78[1.133]

4.37 ± 0.51

[.172 ± .020]5 Plcs.

24.41[.961]

10.80[.425]

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003]– .000

5.54

[.218

+ 0.13– 0.00+ .005]– .000

ø 12.83

[ø .505

Part No. 1274124-2


CL 6.15[.242]

10.97[.432]

MountingHeight

28.4[1.118]

Max.

17.48[.688]

Sq.

15.88[.625]

Max.

1.7 ±0.05

[.067 ±.002](2 Places)

For Drive Screw6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

6.35 ±0.05

[.250 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.05

[.500 ±.002]

12.7 ±0.05

[.500 ±.002]

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003](Plated-Thru

Hole 3 Places)

Press FitVertical Metalized JacksPC Board Mount(Continued)

PC Board Thickness (Min.) Part No.2.36 221336-3.0933.17 221336-4.125


Body Contact Center PartPlating Dielectric Plating Contact Length No.DimensionNickel TPX Gold2 .171 [.007] 4.34 [.171] 413558-1

Tin-Lead TEFLON Gold2 .171 [.007] 4.34 [.171] 413558-2Nickel TPX Gold2 .131 [.005] 4.34 [.171] 413558-3

Tin-Lead TPX Gold1 .171 [.007] 4.34 [.171] 413558-4Nickel TPX Gold1 .171 [.007] 4.34 [.171] 413558-5

Gold1 — 0.00076 [.000030] thickGold2 — 0.00127 [.000050] thick

Dia.

Right Angle Metalized JacksPC Board Mount

3.81 ± 0.08

[.150 ± .003]1.19 ± 0.18

[.047 ± .007]

1.78 ± 0.08

[.070 ± .003]

7.62 ± 0.08

[.300 ± .003]

7.62 ± 0.08

[.300 ± .003]

Dia.

Dia.

Part No. 1274127-1

25.40 ± 0.38

[1.000 ± .015]

11.43 ± 0.43

[.450 ± .017]

21.84[.860]

17.78[.700]

11.07[.436]

Max.

Ø 1.02 ± 0.08

[.040 ± .003]

3.43[.135]

6.88[.271]

3.43[.135]

6.88[.271]

Holes Plated Through 5 Plcs.

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Right Angle Metalized JacksPC Board/Panel Mount

Press FitRight Angle Metalized JackPC Board Mount

Part No. 1274028-1



12.83+0.13-0.00

[.505+.005]-.000

Dia.

5.64+0.08-0.00

[.222+.003]-.000

12.83+0.13-0.00

[.505+.005]-.000

Dia.

5.54+0.08-0.00

[.218+.003]-.000

Dia.

Part No. 222117-1

36.07[1.420]11/16

Right Angle Adapter(Jack-Plug)

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact —GoldDielectric —Polymethylpentene

22.89[.901]Max.

14.53[.572]

26.97[1.062]

Part No. 415020-1Maximum Panel Thickness 6.35 [.250]Recommended Panel Cutout

Dia.Max.

Bulkhead Jack-JackAdapter

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contact —GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

Body Dim.Plating Dielectric A Part No.

Tin-Lead TPX 16.26 415373-1.640

Tin-Lead TPX 11.66 1274425-2.459

19.53 ±0.25

[.769 ±.010]4.57 ±0.25

[.180 ±.010]

8.59 ±0.25

[.338 ±.010]

4.65 ±0.51

[.183 ±.020]2 Plcs.

4.94 ±0.76

[.195 ±.030]2 Plcs.

4.44 ±1.14

[.175 ±.045]

14.48[.570]

28.27 ±0.25

[1.113 ±.010]

Max.

12.70[.500]

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]3 Plcs.

Plated Thru Hole

1.70[.067]2 Plcs.

Plated Thru HoleFor Drive Screw

12.70[.500]

6.35[.250]

6.35[.250]

Dia.

Dia.

Recommended PCB Configuration

1/2-28 Thread

A

27.64 ± 0.51

[1.088 ±.020]

10.97 ± 0.18

[.432 ±.007]

6.15 ± 0.25

[.212 ±.010]

4.34[.171]

.603[15.32 ]

± .003± 0.08

.242[6.15 ]

± .010± 0.25

A.183[4.65]

1/2-28 Thread

1.088[27.64 ]

± .020± 0.51

4.34[.171]


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8.89 ± 0.13

[.350 ± .005]

+ 0.13– 0.00+ .005– .000

Ø 9.65

[.380 ]


Bulkhead Jack-Push On PlugAdapter

41.92[1.650]Ø 14.35

[.565]Max.

Ø 8.43 [.332]

Max.

Part No. 1274007-1


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Decoupled Connectors


Product Facts Built-in chip capacitors filter

high-frequency noise topanel ground

PC board mounting with vertical and standard or low-profile right angle configurations

Cable mount bulkhead BNCversion available

Drop-in replacement forAMP standard BNC printedcircuit board connectors

One-piece design and robotic capacity to reduceassembly time

AMP CapacitivelyDecoupled connectors pro-vide the fast, better way toreduce noise and reduceground loops on coaxialinterconnections. The high-frequency noise generatedby fast rise times can causeboth false triggering of cir-cuits as well as emissionsthat can be radiated or con-ducted outside the equip-ment. Such emissions caninterfere with nearby equip-ment. Ground loops arealso a problem for net-worked systems. Groundloops are caused when twointerconnected units are atdifferent voltage potentials.

The typical way to handlesuch EMI and ground loopproblems is to decouple thecable shield from the groundpanel by soldering a ceram-ic disk capacitor betweenthe cable shield and thepanel. The capacitor shuntshigh-frequency noise toground. While effective, thisapproach is time consumingand expensive.

The CapacitivelyDecoupled connector hasbuilt-in chip capacitors.These capacitors establishthe electrical contactbetween the outer shieldand a clip. This clip pro-

vides a short electrical pathbetween the capacitors andpanel. As a result, high-fre-quency noise is effectivelyshunted to ground, whilethe DC path is blocked.

The connectors offer com-patibility in design and man-ufacture. The same foot-print and dimensional enve-lope make them a drop-inreplacement for AMP stan-dard BNC or TNC printedcircuit board connectors. Inaddition, they can be roboti-cally picked and placed forhigh-speed automatedassembly to pc boards.

Product Specification108-1263 — BNC Decoupled PCBPress-Fit Connection108-1269 — BNC Decoupled PCBConnectors


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Decoupled Connectors (Continued)


12.83+0.13-0.00

[.505+.005]-.000

Dia.

5.54+0.08-0.00

[.218+.003]-.000

12.83+0.13-0.00

[.505+.005]-.000

Dia.

5.54+0.08-0.00

[.218+.003]-.000

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.01 ±0.08

[.079 ±.003](2 Holes)

(Top View)

G S

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]5.08 ±0.05


G S

(Top View)

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

2.54 ±0.05

[.100 ±.002]

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003]

2.01 ±0.08

[.079 ±.003](2 Holes)

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

34.93[1.375]

15.08[.625]

20.96[.825]

PC Board/Panel MountJacks Decoupled to Panel

MaterialBody — VALOX, blackDielectric — Polymethylpentene

34.93[1.375]

20.96[.825]

B

ACL

Style BRight Angle BNC

Style AVertical BNC


Note: Both styles are shown with astandard clip. See next page forother clip styles.For height dimensions see chart onpage 82.

Maximum Panel Thickness 6.1 [.240]Recommended Panel Cutout




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Clip Styles

ExtendedFor use with or without a jam nut

Short Electrical PathFor reduced series inductance in ground path

ShorteningBar

Standard

20.96[.825]

19.30[.760]

Max.Clip Width

2.54[.100]Max.

RecommendedPanel Mount

.304[.012]

20.96[.825]

FlushFor closer centerline-to-centerline connector spacing

14.76[.581]

ClipWidth

20.96[.825]

2.54[.100]Max.

RecommendedPanel Mount

.304[.012]

20.96[.825]


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PC Board/Panel MountJacks Decoupled to Panel(Continued)

L L

Mounting Post Styles

Standard Compliant

Capacitance/ Mounting L PartDescription Voltage Clip Post Mounting B* A* Style1

No.Post LengthVertical 9400pF Standard Standard 3.48 — — A 413476-250 1500VDC .137

9400pF Standard Standard 4.01 15.88 8.59 B 413524-2Standard 1500VDC .158 .625 .338Right Angle

9400pF Standard Compliant 2.79 15.88 8.59 B 413524-5501500VDC .110 .625 .338

Standard Right Angle 9400pF Standard — — 15.88 8.59 B 414215-1W/O Mounting Post 502 1500VDC .625 .3389400pF Standard Standard 4.01 13.18 6.91 B 413515-21500VDC .158 .519 .27220000pF Standard Standard 4.01 13.18 6.91 B 413515-3500VDC .158 .519 .272

Low Profile 7900pF Standard Compliant 2.79 13.18 6.91 B 413515-7Right Angle 1600VDC .110 .519 .272509400pF Standard Compliant 4.70 13.18 6.91 B 413515-81500VDC .185 .519 .2729400pF Standard Compliant 2.79 13.18 6.91 B 413515-91500VDC .110 .519 .272500pF Standard Standard 4.01 13.18 6.91 B 1-413515-12200VDC .158 .519 .272

Low Profile Right 9400pF 4.70 13.18 6.91Angle W/Special Clip 500VDC Extended Compliant .185 .519 .272 B 414284-1

& High Temperature 9400pF Extended Compliant 2.79 13.18 6.91 B 414284-2Housing 50 500VDC .110 .519 .272

Low Profile 9400pF Flush Compliant 4.70 13.18 6.91 B 414352-1Right Angle 500VDC .185 .519 .272

W/High Temperature 9400pF Flush Compliant 2.79 13.18 6.91 B 414352-2Housing 50 500VDC .110 .519 .272Low Profile 9400pF Standard Standard 4.01 13.18 — B 414094-2Right Angle 75 1500VDC .158 .519

9400pF Standard Standard 4.01 6.17 11.68 — 415057-1Ultra Low Profile 1500VDC .158 .243 .460Right Angle

9400pF Standard Compliant 2.79 6.17 11.68 — 415057-2501500VDC .110 .243 .4609400pF Standard Standard 4.01 6.17 11.68 — 415103-1Ultra Low Profile 1500VDC .158 .243 .460

Right Angle9400pF Standard Compliant 2.79 6.17 11.68 — 415103-275

1500VDC .110 .243 .460

1See pages 80 and 81 for Connector Styles.2See customer drawing for PC Board Layout.*See page 80 for dimension reference.

BNC

Capacitance/ Mounting L PartDescription Voltage Clip Post Mounting B* A* Style1

No.Post LengthLow Profile 5400pF Standard Standard 4.01 13.18 6.91 B 414138-1Right Angle 50 1500VDC .158 .519 .272

1See pages 80 and 81 for Connector Styles.2See customer drawing for PC Board Layout.*See page 80 for dimension reference.

TNC


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Capacitance/ Contact Mounting L PartDescription Voltage Plating Clip Post Mounting B* A* No.Post Length50 Product

Low ProfileRight Angle 7900pF Gold1 Standard Compliant 2.79 13.18 6.91 414651-3

W/ ESD Protection 1500VDC .110 .519 .272

Low Profile ShortRight Angle W/ 9400pF Gold1 Electrical Compliant 4.70 13.18 6.91 415010-1Short Electrical Path 1500VDC Path .185 .519 .272ESD Protection

75 ProductStandard

Right Angle 9400pF Gold1 Standard Standard 4.01 15.88 8.59 415085-1W/ ESD Protection 1500VDC .158 .625 .338

Low Profile 9400pF 2.79 13.18 6.91Right Angle 1500VDC Gold1 Flush Compliant .110 .519 .272 415216-1ESD Protected

Low Profile 9400pF 2.79 13.18 6.91Right Angle 1500VDC Gold1 Extended Compliant .110 .519 .272 1274062-1ESD Protected

*See page 80 for dimension reference.

Right Angle BNC JackPC Board/Panel MountDecoupled to PanelESD Protected

See page 80 Style B for panel cutoutand recommended PC board configuration.

ESD Device ESDProtection

1/2-28 Thread

Note: See AMP Customer drawing for voltage breakdown rating.

Right Angle BNC JackPC Board/Panel MountDecoupled to BoardESD Protected

Recommended PC Board Layout Recommended Panel Cutout

Part No. 415205-1

Capacitance Voltage9400pF 1500VDC

10.16 ± 0.08

[.400 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]2.54 ± 0.05

[.100 ± .002]

0.89 ± 0.08

[.035 ± .003]Dia.

2 Holes

2.01 ± 0.08

[.079 ± .003]Dia.

2 Holes

11.13+ 0.13- 0.00+ .005- .000[.438 ]

12.83+ 0.13- 0.00+ .005- .000[.505 ]

Dia.

13.18[.519]

CompliantBoard Lock

ESDDevice


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Press-Fit, Vertical BNCJacks, PC Board MountDecoupled to Board

MaterialDielectric— TEFLONIsolation Pad — Polyester

PlatingBody — NickelGround Clip — NickelCenter Contact — GoldAction Pin Legs — Gold

Press-Fit, Right Angle BNCJacks, PC Board MountDecoupled to Board

Part No. 414553-1 50 OhmPart No. 414493-1 75 Ohm

BNC Bulkhead Jacks,Crimp

17.48[.688]

Connector InterchangeableCable Range RG/U Termination Center Body Dies for Hand

Contact Dielectric Style Tool 69710-1 Part No.Selection Cable Type Plating Plating & 626 Pneu.Code Head 318161-150 D RG58, 58A, 58B, 58C Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethylpentene Commercial 58436-1 414758-150 B RG174, 174A, 316, 188, 188A Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethylpentene Commercial 58436-3 414758-275 — RG179, 187 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethylpentene Commercial 58425-2 414614-175 — Belden 9259 Hex Crimp Gold Nickel Polymethylpentene Commercial 58425-1 414614-3

16.51[.650]Max.over

points

Sq.

15.88[.625]

Max.

Part No. 1274026-1 50 OhmPart No. 1274027-1 75 Ohm

40.64[1.600]

Max.


12.83+0.13-0.00

[.505+.005]-.000

Dia.

5.54+0.08-0.00

[.218+.003]-.000

19.53 ± 0.25

[.769 ± .010]

4.57 ± 0.25

[.180 ± .010]

4.65 ± 0.51

[.183 ± .020]

28.27 ± 0.25

[1.113 ± .010]

14.48[.570]

Max.

2 Plc. 17.48 ± 0.25

[.688 ± .010]

12.70[.500]

6.35[.250]

12.70[.500]

6.35[.250]

1.70[.067]2 Plc.


Dia.

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]3 Plc.

Plated Thru Hole

Dia.

Ground Area 9.14 [.360] Dia. OD

6.35 [.250] Dia. ID


12.70[.500]

6.35[.250]

12.70[.500]

6.35[.250]

1.70[.067]2 Plc.


Dia.

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]3 Plc.

Plated Thru Hole

Dia.

Ground Area 9.14 [.360] Dia. OD

6.35 [.250] Dia. ID



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Self-Terminating PC Board Connectors


Product Facts Built-in chip resistor termi-

nates the signal line to theproper characteristic imped-ance when in the unmatedstate

Can be ordered with stan-dard resistance values (50,75 and 100 Ohms)

Fits into printed circuitboard footprint of standardBNC PCB connectors

One-piece design is com-patible with robotic inser-tion and wave soldering

AMP Self-Terminating print-ed circuit board BNC con-nectors provide the capabil-ity to automatically termi-nate an input-output port tothe system characteristicimpedance. This featureeliminates the need forexternal terminators whenan I/O port is not beingused. The Self-TerminatingBNC jack contains a chipresistor which bridges thesignal and ground pathswhen the connector is notmated to a BNC plug. Whenmated, the resistor isswitched out of the circuitfor direct signal transmis-sion to the board.

The footprint of this connec-tor is compatible with stan-dard BNC connectors,allowing it to be easilyinstalled into existing circuitboard designs and suitablefor robotic insertion for highspeed automated assemblyonto the PC board.

The Self-Terminating BNC isavailable in standard resis-tance values for use in net-working and video systems.Contact AMP for newdesigns that include switch-ing and capacitively decou-pled versions.

MaterialBody — Polyester, PBT, blackDielectric — Polyester, PBT, natural

PlatingShell — Tin LeadCenter Contact — Gold on mating endand Tin Lead on solder tails

14.73[.580]

15.86[.625]

1/2-28UNEF-2A

34.96[1.375]

20.96[.825]

Product Termination PartResistance Number

Self-Terminating BNC PCB 50Ω 414367-175Ω 414367-2


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Engineering Notes



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Twin BNC Connectors


Product Facts Crimp connectors require

only one-stroke crimping ofboth conductors, plus braidand cable support

Lower installed cost withone-stroke crimp

Reduced noise levelsbecause of AMP solderlesscrimping techniques

Captive inner contact stability

No danger of heat damage tocoaxial cable

Ease of inspection


PC Board soldered connec-tors are recognized underthe Component Program ofUnderwriters Laboratories Inc., File No. E81956


R

R

R

The Twin BNC Connector is a quick connect/discon-nect, weatherproof connec-tor designed in accordancewith MIL-C-39012 to meetthe stringent requirementsof MIL-STD-1553 MultiplexData Bus.

These twin coaxial cableconnectors are a uniquedevelopment by AMP whichhas resulted in the produc-tion of high level RF compo-nents. Termination of theseconnectors to twin conduc-tor cable is made with AMPexclusive one crimp methodwhich simultaneously termi-nates inner conductors,outer braid and cable sup-port with one stroke of thematching AMP tool.

These rugged connectorsaccommodate today’s mostcommonly used twin con-ductor cable sizes.

Electrical CharacteristicsNominal Impedance — Non-constant Working Voltage — 500 volts rms sea levelInsulation Resistance —5000 megohms min.Dielectric Withstanding Voltage —1500 volts rms sea level

Mechanical CharacteristicsMating/Unmating —Bayonet lock-quick connect/ disconnectCable Attachment — Crimp type -Simultaneous center and braidCoupling Nut Retention — 100 lbs.[444 N] min.Cable Retention — 25 lbs. [111 N] min., RG-108A/U cable Durability — 200 cycles per MIL-C-39012

Environmental CharacteristicsTemperature Range —-55°C to +85°CVibration — MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Condition BShock — MIL-STD-202, Method 213, Condition I, 100 G’sSalt Spray — MIL-STD-202, Method 101, Condition BTemperature Cycling — MIL-STD-202, Method 102, Condition C

MaterialsBrass — QQ-B-626Beryllium Copper — QQ-C-530TEFLON — MIL-P-19468Polypropylene — General purpose Copper, Annealed — QQ-C-576Phosphor Bronze — QQ-B-750Silicone Rubber — ZZ-R-765

PlatingSilver — QQ-S-365Nickel — QQ-N-290Tin Lead — ASTM-B-545

Packaging — All connectors are pack-aged individually unless otherwisenoted.


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Plugs

Bulkhead Jack

H = 17.45 [.687] Max. across flats, 20.32 [.800] Max. across points

33.74 Max. [1.328]14.61 Dia.

[.575] Max.

38.1 Max.[1.500]

H

11.05[.435 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000



RG/U Center Body Integral DieContact DielectricCable Plating Plating Hand Tool Part No.

108, 108A Silver Silver TEFLON 69667 332225Belden 9272, 89272 Silver Nickel Polypropylene 69667 332225-5

Trompeter Silver Silver TEFLON 69667 332225-3TWC-124-2ROLM 49D2401 Silver Nickel Polypropylene 69667 332225-6Raychem 7824D013

CERTI-CRIMP Die Insert forRG/U Center Body Hand Tool Integral Die Tools: HandCable Contact Plating Dielectric with Hand Tool Tool-69710-1, Part No.

Plating Integral Die 626 Pneu. Head318161-1

108, 108A Silver Silver TEFLON -5— 69667 69708 332342Belden 9272, 89272

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000

Dia.



12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003 -.000


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Right-AnglePC Board/Panel Mount Jacks

MaterialBody — VALOX, WhiteCenter Contacts — GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

VerticalPC Board/Panel Mount Jacks

MaterialBody — VALOX, WhiteCenter Contacts — GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

With Mounting Posts Part No. 221198-1

15.88 Mtg. [.625] Hgt.

36.83 Max. [1.450]

With Mounting Posts Part No. 228686-1



2.01 ±0.05

[.079 ±.002](2 Holes)

Dia.

0.89 ±0.08

[.035 ±.003](3 Holes)

Dia.




Part No.1-329632-2

Part No.1-329631-2

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003 -.000

6.35 ±0.08

[.250 ±.003]2.54 ±0.08

[.100 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

3.2 ±0.08

[.126 ±.003]

1.6 ±0.05

[.063 ±.002]

35.56[1.400]

Mtg.Hgt.

2.01 ±0.05

[.079 ±.002](2 Holes)

Dia.

0.89 ±0.05

[.035 ±.002](3 Holes)

Dia.2.54 ±0.08

[.100 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

3.2 ±0.13

[.126 ±.005]

1.6 ±0.05

[.063 ±.002]

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000

Dia.

5.54[.218 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003 -.000


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PlatingBody — Tin-LeadCenter Contacts — GoldDielectric — TEFLON

H = 17.45 [.687] Max. across flats, 20.32 [.800] Max. across points

Part No. 332215


H

35.72 Max. [1.406]


Bulkhead JackAdapter

PlatingBody — SilverCenter Contacts — Silver

22.17[.873]

9.65[.380] Dia.

Part No. 414287-1

6.22[.245]

3.20[.126]

1.98[.078]

1.98[.078]

6.22[.245]

2.03[.080]

6 Places

Dia.

Dia.

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

3.48 ±0.08

[.137 ±.003]

1.17 ±0.08

[.046 ±.003]

Dia.0.89 ±0.05

[.035 ±.002]2 Plcs.

Dia.2.01 ±0.05

[.079 ±.002]2 Plcs.

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

10.16 ±0.08

[.400 ±.003]

3.20 ±0.13

[.126 ±.005]

Part No. 415832-1Recommended Panel Cutout

Vertical PC Board MountJack

PlatingBody — NickelCenter Contacts — GoldDielectric — Polymethylpentene

PCB Configuration

12.83[.505 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005 -.000

Dia.

11.05 ±0.08

[.435 ±.003]


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F Series and G Series Connectors


Product Specification108-1518 — Connector Coaxial,F Series, RF, Single Crimp Plug108-1643 — Connector Coaxial,F Series, RF, PCB Mounted108-1755 — Connector Economy,F Series, RF Coaxial, PCB108-1757 — Connector, 15 amp,G Series Jack, PCB108-1758 — Connector, F Series Jack,PCB, Surface Mount108-1629 — Feedthrough, SealedF Port Jack

Instruction Sheets408-9221 — Coaxial Series F PlugConnectors408-4402 — Series F & G CoaxialCable Bulkhead Jack Connector408-4291 — Pro-Crimper II Hand ToolAssembly 58622-1 and 58622-2

AMP F Series connectorsoffer performance, which isdriven by evolving OEMrequirements and expecta-tions. Improved VSWRbeyond 1 GHz, high currentcarrying capability, andpressure sealed productsare now part of the standardproduct offering. Designscompliant with SCTE,Bellcore, UL/CSA, and various other industry and

agency standards are alsoavailable.

Both cable applied andPCB terminated productsare offered in a variety ofstyles. The cable connec-tors are designed for fast,accurate termination withtools common to theindustry. Application costreductions can be achievedusing AMP PCB terminatedproducts; press-fit designs

eliminate the need forsoldering. Center of gravitycontrol and PCB retentiondesigns prevent tipping andeliminate fixturing duringsoldering. Integral mechanicalkeys and “D flats” preventrotation in panels.

These products provide thehighly reliable, cost-effectivesolutions demanded bytoday’s evolving marketplace.

Product Facts Designs meet SCTE

requirements where applicable

Plugs, jacks and adaptersavailable

Board mount and cablemount available

Surface mount connectorsavailable

Sealed product available

High current carrying capabilities


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Plugs

RG/U Termination Body “B” PRO-CRIMPER†Cable Type Plating Style Threads Hand Tool Assembly Part No.

59 Crimp Nickel A — 58425-3, 58436-2, 221539-1or 58621-2

6 Crimp Nickel A — 58425-3, 58436-2, 221539-2or 58621-2

59 Screw-On Nickel B 1/4-20 — 221540-1UNC-2B6 Screw-On Nickel B M7x1 — 221540-2

59 58425-3, 58436-2,Belden 9104, Crimp Nickel C — or 58621-2 414766-19100

58425-3, 58436-2,6 Crimp Nickel C — or 58621-2 414766-2

58425-3, 58436-2,59 Crimp Nickel C — or 58621-2 414766-8

† 8.23 [.324] Hex Crimp

Crimp StyleA

Screw-On StyleB

Crimp Style, HexC

21.59[.850]

Max.

RG/U Termination Center Body Termination Part No.Cable Type Contact Plating ToolingPlatingBraid: M 22520/5-01 w/ Daniels

415226-1179 Crimp Tin-Lead NickelDie Set Hx4-1637 (.128 Hex)

Contact: M 22520/2-01 w/ Daniels Positioner K727, Pos. 2Braid: M 22520/5-01 w/ Daniels Die Set Hx4-1637 (.151 Hex) or

179 Crimp Tin-Lead Nickel58425-3 Die Set for Pro-Crimper

Double Braid (.151 Hex) 415226-2

Contact: M 22520/2-01 w/ Daniels Positioner K727, Pos. 2

Right Angle Plugs, Crimp

RG/U Termination Center Contact Body TerminationCable Type Plating Plating Tooling Part No.

6 Crimp Tin Nickel use .324 inch Hex 887098-1Std. Cable

1.50[.059 ]

± 0.30± .012

[.413 ]10.50 ± 0.20

± .008

39.11[1.540 ]

± 0.20± .008

9.40[.370]


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RG/U Center Contact Style Body Die Set Part No.Cable Plating Plating

179 Bright A Nickel 220210-1** 415710-1Tin-lead

179 Bright B Nickel 220210-1** 415712-1Tin-lead

**use with hand tool 354940-1

Bulkhead Jacks, Crimp,Splash Resistant

RG/U Center Contact Style Body Die Set Part No.Cable Plating Plating

179 Bright A Nickel 220210-1** 415569-2Tin-lead

179 Bright B Nickel 220210-1** 415711-1Tin-lead

**use with hand tool 354940-1

Front MountStyle A

Rear MountStyle B

Front MountStyle A

Rear MountStyle B

Bulkhead Jack, Crimp, Sealed

For use with RD 179 (double braid).PRO-CRIMPER II acceptable mating pinrange .022-.042. Contact crimp tooling,use hand tool part number 318450-1,which includes frame part number354940-1 and die set part number318450-2. Ferrule crimp tooling, useCerti-Crimp hand tool 220009-1

Part No. 415436-1


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Right AnglePC Board Mount Jacks

C

B

A

[.380 ]Dia.

9.65 – 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000

8.89

[.350 ]– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000 0.99 ± 0.08

[.039 ± .003]

4.11 ± 0.08

[.162 ± .003]

8.20 ± 0.08

[.323 ± .003]

2.50 ± 0.08

[.098 ± .003]4 Plcs.

Body Plating Center Contact Dimensions PartBarrel Base Plating A B C No.

Nickel Tin-lead Tin-lead 29.97 17.53 12.19 887078-11.180 .690 .480

Bulkhead Jack, PC Board 5.60

[.220]

3.30[.130]

20.8[.820]

Part No. 1274085-1

Recommended Panel Cutout PC Board Layout

Dia.9.65

[.380 ]– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000 0.99 ± 0.08

[.039 ± .003]

4.11 ± 0.08

[.162 ± .003]

8.20 ± 0.08

[.323 ± .003]

2.50 ± 0.08

[.098 ± .003]4 Plcs.






C

B

A

*Connectors willl accept a center conductor, diameter of 0.51-1.19[.020-.047]

11.2 ± 0.1

[.441 ± .004]

Ø 12.70 ± 0.1

[.500 ± .004]


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Right Angle PC Board Mount Jack, High Temperature

9.65

[.380 ]Dia.

– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000

– .000

8.89

[.350 ]– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005 0.99 ± 0.08

[.039 ± .003]

4.11 ± 0.08

[.162 ± .003]

8.20 ± 0.08

[.323 ± .003]

2.50 ± 0.08

[.098 ± .003]4 Plcs.

Dielectric Solder Post Dimensions PartBottom Middle Front Plating A B C No.

Acetal Acetal Polypropylene Nickel 35.61 16.89 26.11 415024-11.402 .665 1.028

PTFE PTFE PTFE Nickel 35.61 16.89 26.11 415024-21.402 .665 1.028

Acetal Acetal Polypropylene Tin-lead 35.61 16.89 26.11 415024-31.402 .665 1.028

PTFE PTFE PTFE Tin-lead 25.40 17.91 14.99 415214-11.00 .705 .590


Right AnglePC Board Mount Jacks (Continued)

9.65

[.380 ]

Dia.

– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000

8.03

[.316 ]– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000

2.26[.089 ]

4 Plcs.

± 0.08± .003

0.99[.039 ]

± 0.08± .003

4.57[.180 ]

± 0.08± .003

9.14[.360 ]

± 0.08± .003

5.77[.227 ]

± 0.08± .003



Nickel Tin-lead Tin-lead 33.81 15.75 19.86 415276-2*1.331 .620 .782

*Connector will accept center conductor diameter range of 0.56-1.19 [.022-.047].

C

BA

C

BA

*High temperature versions use PTFEdielectric (see table)


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Adapters Jack to Jack High Performance Feed through Adapter

Vertical PC Board MountJacks

Connector will accept a center conductordiameter of 0.56–1.19 [.022–.047]Tin-lead plated body to facilitate solder-ing process.

4.32 ± 0.08

[.170 ± .003]

8.64 ± 0.08

[.340 ± .003]

8.64 ± 0.08

[.340 ± .003]

2.77 ± 0.08

[.109 ± .003]4 Plcs.

1.22 ± 0.08

[.048 ± .003]

4.32 ± 0.08

[.170 ± .003]

PC Board Layout(splash resistant)(Dim A = .920)

Part No. 1274323-1

Surface Mount, Straddle Jack

Contact will accept center conductor diameter range 0.56–1.19 [.022–.047]Center of gravity balanced for automatedpick and place and anti-tipping duringsolder reflow process.Tin-lead plated body to facilitate solder-ing process.

15.88[.625]

1.91[.075]2 Plcs.

13.21[.520]

R 1.27[.050]

14.61[.575]

9.40[.370]

18.29[.720]

12.95[.510]

0.76[.030]Typ.

1.78[.070]

1.65[.065]

Typ.

PC Board Layout

Jack to Jack Feed through Adapter

Jack to PlugRight-Angle Adapter

Part No. 282933-2 Part No. 282938-2 Part No. 887089-1

16.0[.630]

A

9.50[.374] Dia.

9.65

[.380 ]– 0.00+ 0.13

+ .005– .000


Part No. 1274020-1

9.50[.374]

13.49[.531]

Sq.

Typ.8.64 ± 0.08

[.340 ± .003]

1.07 ± 0.05

[.042 ± .002]4 Plcs.

1.37[.054]

4.32[.170]

4.32[.170]

8.64[.340]

2.36[.093]

8.64[.340]Typ.

4 Plcs.

Typ.

PC Board Layout

36.45[1.43]

Dim. A Notes Part No..930 — 887046-1.920 splash resistant 1274423-1


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G Series Connectors


Bulkhead Jack, Crimp RG/U Termination BodyCable Type Plating Part No.

179 Crimp Nickel 415683-1Conformable Crimp Nickel 415683-2Cable

RD 179 Crimp Nickel 415683-3Double Braid

Termination Tooling: Use 220210-1 die set for Contact only.Use Certi-Crimp Hand Tool 220009-1 for ferrule.

Bulkhead Jack, PC Board

Connector will accept center conductordiameter range 0.97–1.65 [.038–.065](415332-1 only)

9.73 – 9.58[.383 – .377]

8.15 – 8.00[.321 –.315]

Recommended Panel Cutoutfor 415332-1 and 415888-1

9.73 – 9.58[.383 – .377]

Recommended Panel Cutoutfor 1274032-1

Part No. 415332-1 (15 Amp)Part No. 415888-1Part No. 1274032-1

Bulkhead Jack, PC Board, Sealed

8.51 ± 0.08

[.335 ± .003]3.81[.150]

1.02[.040]

14.40[.567]

1.52[.060]

11.00[.433]

7.62[.300]

9.53 ± 0.08

[.375 ± .003]

Part No. 1274064-1

Jack, Bulkhead PC Board

Connector will accept center conductordiameter range 0.97–1.07 [.038–.042]

Part No. 887000-1

Right Angle PC BoardMount Jack with LouvertacBand

30.73[1.210]

12.45[.490]

Ø 9.27[.365]

9.50[.374]

Part No. 1274401-1

8.64[.340]

4.32[.170]

Ø 1.02[.040]

Ø 2.77[.109]

4 Plcs.


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Adapters

F Jack to G JackBulkhead Adapter Sealed

Part No. 887058-1

F Jack to G PlugBulkhead Adapter

Connector will accept center conductordiameter range of 0.51–1.19[.020–.047].Panel nut 887003-3 available for floatmounting.

Part No. 415523-1

12.95[.510]

11.30[.445]


F Jack to G JackBulkhead Adapter

Part No. 415327-1

+ 0.13– 0.00+ .005]– .000

9.65

[.380

Dia.


2.08[.082]4 Plcs.

7.62[.300]

3.81[.150]

1.27[.050]

Typ.

Typ.7.62[.300]Typ.

2.03[.080]Typ.

1.32[.052]Typ.

Part No. 1274045-1

Vertical PC Board Mount Plug

PC Board Layout

Right Angle PC Board Mount Plug

Includes board retention feature to prevent tipping during solder process.Tin-lead plated body to facilitate solder-ing process.

10.29 ± 0.08

[.405 ± .003]

9.14 ± 0.08

[.360 ± .003]

1.93 ± 0.08

[.076 ± .003]4 Plcs.

0.89 ± 0.08

[.035 ± .003]1.37 ± 0.08

[.054 ± .003]

4.57 ± 0.08

[.180 ± .003]

PC Board Layout

Part No. 415406-2


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SMA Connectors


AMP offers a complete line of SMA connectorsdesigned for performanceto 18 GHz to satisfy thegrowing demand for SMAconnectors in the wirelesscommunications industry.The SMA product line offersstainless steel bodies, aswell as non-ferrous metals.Various plating options areavailable, including Goldand White Bronze. The SMAinterface is fully compatiblewith Mil-C-39012.

While still offering variousoptions on military (QPL)approved connectors, AMPhas developed a completeoffering tailored to the com-mercial Communicationsindustry. This includes 3piece flexible cable prod-ucts for popular RG 316,142 and RD 316 cable

utilizing industry standardHEX crimps.

The SMA series meets theperformance, quality andapplication requirements ofthe commercial market-place. This includes WhiteBronze plating, a unique fin-ish developed by AMP toaddress the performanceneeds of the telecommuni-cations market. This platingis highly resistant to wear,and contains no ferrousmetals, thus displayingexcellent intermodulationcharacteristics.

To satisfy the broad rangeof commercial applications,SMA connectors are avail-able in a broad range ofstandard configurationsincluding; straight and rightangle cable applied plugs,bulkhead cable jacks, two

and four hole flange mountpanel jacks, straight andright angle pcb mount jacksand various between and inseries adapters. Numerouspackaging and testingoptions are also available to meet specific system criteria as well.

Additionally, standard mili-tary approved (QPL) inter-faces are offered as well.Including connectors forsemi-rigid cable and microstrip applications.

The 3 Piece SMA offering is designed especially forapplications in cellular infra-structure where Inter-Modulation Products (IMP)must be minimized. By limit-ing non-linearities within theconnectors, IMP is reducedand increased channelcapacity can be offered.

Product Facts Performance to 12.4 GHz

Available in various basemetal options, includingstainless steel, brass andzinc diecast

Uses industry standardcrimp tools and processes

Available with corrosionresistant, non-magneticWhite Bronze plating

Meets all performancerequirements for MIL-C-39012.

Between Series AdaptersFor SMA Between Series Adapters, seePages 255-264.


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MIL-C-39012Applicable Paragraph

GeneralMaterial 3.3 Steel corrosion resistant per ASTM-A-582 and ASTM-A-484, Type 303. Beryllium copper per

ASTM-B-196. PTFE Fluorocarbon per ASTM-D-1457.Finish 3.3.1 Center contacts shall be gold plated to a min. thickness of .00127 [.00005] in accordance with

MIL-G-45204, Type I, Grade C. All other metal parts shall be finished as to provide a connectorwhich meets the corrosion requirements.

Design 3.4 The design shall be such that the outline shown in this catalog and the interface dimensions ofMIL-STD-348A are met.

ElectricalInsulation Resistance 3.11 The insulation resistance shall not be less than 10,000 megohms.Corona Level 3.22 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.Dielectric Withstanding Voltage 3.17 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.RF High Potential 3.23 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.Contact Resistance 3.16 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.VSWR 3.14 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory. Frequency range dependent on

cable used. RF Leakage 3.26 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.Insertion Loss 3.27 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory. Frequency range dependent on

cable used.

MechanicalForce to Engage 3.5.1 The torque required to engage and disengage shall not exceed 2 in.-lbs. The longitudinal force is

not applicable.Coupling Nut Retention 3.25 60 lbs. min. Applicable for plug connectors only.Coupling Proof Torque 3.6 15 in.-lbs. min. Applicable for plug connectors only.Cable Retention 3.24 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.Mating Characteristics 3.7 Applicable to jack connectors only. Reference MIL-STD-348A for dimensions; oversize test pin

.953 [.0375] min. dia., .76 - 1.14 [.030-.045] deep, insertion force 3 lbs. max. with .940 [.0370]min. dia. pin, withdrawal force 1 oz. min. with .902 [.0355] max. dia. pin.

Connector Durability 3.15 The connector to be tested and its mating connector shall be subjected to 500 insertion and withdrawal cycles at 12 cycles per minute max. The connector shall show no evidence ofmechanical failure and shall meet the mating characteristic requirements.

Recommended Mating Torque — 7 to 10 in.-lbs.

EnvironmentalVibration 3.18 Specification MIL-STD-202, method 204, test condition DShock 3.19 Specification MIL-STD-202, method 213, test condition IThermal Shock 3.20 Refer to applicable military slash sheet or consult factory.Corrosion (Salt Spray) 3.13 Specification MIL-STD-202, method 101, test condition B.Moisture Resistance 3.21 Specification MIL-STD-202, method 106. No measurements at high humidity. Insulation

resistance shall be at least 200 megohms within 5 minutes of removal from humidity.

Specifications

White Bronze Plating

AMPs unique Copper, Tin,Zinc alloy finish is a robustplating which is suitable forapplications requiringexcellent levels of electricalperformance and offers thefollowing attributes:

High Corrosion Resistance Low Porosity

Non-Magnetic Finish Wear and Scratch

Resistant Low RF Losses Excellent for

Intermodulation SensitiveApplications

For more information onWhite Bronze Plating, seethe Application Note in theAppendix.

Intermodulation

Dissimilar metals, finishesand discontinuities within acoax line structure give riseto intermodulation distortion(IMD). This is of particularconcern in applicationssuch as cellular base sta-tions and antennas whichrequire low levels of inter-modulation.

SMA connectors weredesigned with this phenom-ena in mind and, as such,contain no ferrous or mag-netic materials and utilizelow porosity White Bronzeplating.

For more information onIntermodulation, see theApplication Note in theAppendix.


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Electrical

Contact Resistance Insulation Dielectric Corona RF HighFrequency VSWR (milliohms max.) Resistance Withstanding Extinction RF Potential RFConnector Type Cable Max. x (fGHz) Center Outer (megohms Voltage Voltage at Transmission at 5 MHz Leakage

(GHz)Contact Contact min.) (Volts RMS) 70,000 Ft. Loss (V RMS) (dB min.)

(V RMS min.)Straight Cable Plug RG-402 (3.58 [.141]) Note 1 1.02 + .005 N/A 2.0 10,000 N/A 250 N/A 670 -(90-fGHz)without Contact

RG-405 (2.16 [.085]) 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)RG-402 (3.58 [.141]) 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .03 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)

Straight Cable Plugs 3.58 [.141] Microporous 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .03 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)& Jacks Solder RG-401 (6.35 [.250]) 18.0 1.07 + .007 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .03 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)

AttachmentRG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.15 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .06 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)

RG-55, 58, 141, 142, Note 1 1.10 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .06 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)223, 303, 400Straight Cable Plugs RG-405 (2.16 [.085]) 12.4 1.10 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)

& Jacks SolderClamp Attachment RG-402 (3.58 [.141]) 12.4 1.07 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .03 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)

RG-55, 58, 141, 142 Note 1 1.10 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .06 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Straight Cable Plugs 223, 400& Jacks Clamp RG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.15 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .06 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)Attachment

RG-180, 195 Note 1 — 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 — 500 -(60-fGHz)RG-55, 142, 223, 400 Note 1 1.10 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .06 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)

Straight Cable Plugs RG-58, 141, 303 Note 1 1.10 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .06 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)& Jacks Crimp RG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.15 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .06 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)

Attachment RG-180, 195 Note 1 — 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 — 500 -(60-fGHz)RG-178, 196 Note 1 1.2 + .02 2.0 2.0 10,000 500 125 .06 √-f(GHz) 335 -(60-fGHz)

Straight Cable PlugsRG-401 (6.35 [.250]) 18.0 1.07 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .05 √-f(GHz) 1000 -70 dB min.

& Jacks Compression6.35 [.250] Microporous 18.0 1.07 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .05 √-f(GHz) 1000 -70 dB min.

Clamp Attachment 6.35 [.250] 3 Spline 18.0 1.07 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .05 √-f(GHz) 1000 -70 dB min.6.35 [.250] 5 Spline 18.0 1.07 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 375 .05 √-f(GHz) 1000 -70 dB min.

RG-405 (2.16 [.085]) 12.4 1.18 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .04 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)RG-405 (2.16 [.085]) 18.0 1.18 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .04 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)

Right Angle Cable RG-402 (3.58 [.141]) 12.4 1.15 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 325 .04 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)Plugs Solder RG-402 (3.58 [.141]) 18.0 1.10 + .010 2.0 2.0 10,000 1500 250 .05 √-f(GHz) 1000 -(90-fGHz)Attachment

RG-55, 58, 141, 142, Note 1 1.15 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .07 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)223, 303, 400RG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.15 + .02 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .07 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)

RG-55, 142, 223, 400 Note 1 1.15 + .02 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .07 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)

Right Angle Cable RG-58, 141, 303 Note 1 1.15 + .02 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .07 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Plugs Crimp RG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.18 + .02 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .07 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)Attachment RG-180, 195 Note 1 — 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 — 500 -(60-fGHz)

RG-178, 196 Note 1 1.25 + .025 2.0 2.0 10,000 500 125 .07 √-f(GHz) 335 -(60-fGHz)RG-55, 58, 141, 142, Note 1 1.10 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .08 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Right Angle Cable 223, 303

Plugs Clamp RG-174, 188, 316 Note 1 1.15 + .01 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 .08 √-f(GHz) 500 -(60-fGHz)AttachmentRG-180, 195 Note 1 — 2.0 2.0 10,000 750 190 — 500 -(60-fGHz)Non-Captured 18.0 1.03 + .004 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(100-fGHz)

Flange Mount Plugs Epoxy Captured 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)& Jacks Panel or Mechanical Capture 18.0 1.04 + .004 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(100-fGHz)Bulkhead Mount

Field Replaceable 18.0 1.04 + .006 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .04 √-f(GHz) 670 -(100-fGHz)Hermetic Launchers

Bulkhead Epoxy Captured 18.0 1.07 + .010 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .04 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Feedthrough Jacks Mechanical Capture 18.0 1.07 + .010 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .04 √-f(GHz) 670 -(100-fGHz)

Right Angle Flange N/A 18.0 1.07 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .08 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)Mount Jacks N/A 12.4 1.15 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .08 √-f(GHz) 670 -(90-fGHz)

Printed Circuit Board N/A 18.0 N/A 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 N/A 670 N/AMount Straight TerminalRight Angle N/A 12.4 N/A 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 N/A 670 N/APrinted CircuitEnd Launch N/A 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Stripline Circuit

Surface Launch N/A 18.0 1.05 + .005 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .03 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Stripline Circuit

Right Angle Surface N/A 12.4 1.15 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .08 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)Launch Stripline Circuit N/A 18.0 1.07 + .015 2.0 2.0 10,000 1000 250 .08 √-f(GHz) 670 -(60-fGHz)

1. Maximum operating frequency of cable per MIL-C-17.2. Specifications do not apply to hermetic or compression crimp connectors.3. For Brass SMA: Frequency Range DC-6GHz, Impedance 50 Ohms, Insulation Resistance.


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Interface MatingDimensions

F

D GDia.

JDia.

B Dia.

Ref. Plane Note 2

ADia.

B Dia.A

Dia.

HDia.

D

E

CRef. Plane Note 2

CD

H

EG

F

K

.250-36UNS-2B Thd.

.250-36UNS-2A Thd.

GDia.

HDia.

Plug B

Plug A

Plug

Dimension Minimum Maximum

A 6.35 —.250

B — 4.59.1808

C — 3.43.135

D 0.00 0.25.000 .010

E — 2.54.100

F 0.00 0.25.000 .010

G 0.90 0.94.0355 .037

H 0.00 0.38.000 .015

Jack

Dimension Minimum Maximum

A 5.28 5.49.208 .216

B 4.60 —.181

C 1.91 1.98.075 .078

D 0.00 0.25.000 .010

E 0.38 1.43.015 .045

F 2.92 —.115

G 0.00 0.25.000 .010

H 4.32 —.170

J .124 1.30.049 .051

K 5.54 —.218

Notes:1. ID to meet VSWR and contact resistance when mated with 0.51 +.025/-.013 [.036 +.0010/-.0005] Dia. Pin.2. When fully engaged, the two reference planes must coincide with metal to metal contact.3. Metric equivalents (to the nearest 0.01mm) are given for general information only.


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SMA Connectors (Continued)Direct Solder Attachment, Semi-Rigid Cable


Straight Cable Plug

8.40[.330]

5.4[.213]

Ref. Ø 3.66 [.144]

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Solder Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment Assembly Kit Sheet Model No.Part No. No.

402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Pass. No Center No Center 1055420-1 408-4761 2001-7941-02 1050757-1Contact Contact

Straight Cable Plug 8.1[.320]

Ref.

11.2[.440]Ref.

Ø 4.6 [.180]

Ø 3.67 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U


402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Gold1 No Solder 1055420-1 408-4764 2001-5003-02 1050525-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Gold1 No Solder 1055420-1 408-4765 2001-7985-02 1050770-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Brass, Gold No Solder 1055420-1 408-4765 2201-7985-09 1091921-1

402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Gold1 No Center No Center N/A — 2001-5031-02 1050542-1Contact Contact405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Gold1 No Solder 1055420-1 — 2001-5032-02 1050548-1

1Coupling nut is passivated stainless steel.

Straight Cable Jack 12.7[.500]

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

10.8[.424] Ref.


402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Gold No Solder 1055420-1 408-4767 2002-5015-00 1050854-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Gold No Solder 1055420-1 408-4833 2002-5016-00 1050859-1


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SMA Connectors (Continued)Direct Solder Attachment, Semi-Rigid Cable (Continued)


Bulkhead Cable Jack


8.6[.339]Ref. 6.0

[.235]

10.5[.415]

12.7[.500]

19.0[.748]

2.4[.093]

Ø 4.6 [.180]

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

MaxPanel

Min.

Ø 6.4 [.250]

Min.


402 (3.58 [.141]) Brass, Gold No Solder 1055420-1 408-4768 2204-7941-09 1082029-1

2 Hole Flange Mount Cable Jack

Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

12.2[.481]

5.7[.223]

14.2[.560]

9.5[.375]

1.7[.065]

7.6[.299]

.250-36 UNS-2A

2 Plcs.

Ref.

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U



4 Hole Flange Mount Cable Jack

14.2[.560]

7.6[.299]

9.5[.375]

8.6[.340]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

12.7[.500]

4 Plcs.

2 Plcs.

Sq.

Ref.




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Semi-Rigid Cable


Right Angle Cable Plug, Direct Solder Attachment

7.9[.312] Hex.

Ref. Plane

17.1[.675] Ref.

7.9[.312] Ref.

13.6[.535] Ref.

10.5[.413]Ref.

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U


402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Gold1 Epoxy Solder 1055420-1 408-4831 2007-7941-02 1051151-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Gold1 Epoxy Solder 1055420-1 408-4831 2007-7985-02 1051157-1402 (3.58 [.141]) Brass, Gold Mechanical Solder 1055420-1 408-4831 2207-7941-09 1082030-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Brass, Gold Mechanical Solder 1055420-1 408-4831 2207-7985-09 1088312-1


Straight Cable Plug, Crimp9.8

[.387]Ref.

6.9 [.270] RG402/U7.1 [.278] RG405/U

Ø 3.63 [.143] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

Ref

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Crimp Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment Tooling Sheet Model No.Part No. No.

405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4695 2001-5385-02 1050598-1

402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Pass. No CenterContact Solderless 1055835-1 408-4690 2001-7641-02 1050740-1

405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4690 2001-7642-02 1050742-1

Straight Cable Plug — Low Profile, Crimp

5.8[.229]

Ref.

8.6[.337]

Ref.

Ø 3.66 [.144] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U


402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Pass. No Center No Center 1055835-1 408-4693 2001-5363-02 1050591-1Contact Contact402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4696 2001-5395-02 1050602-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4697 2001-5443-02 1050611-1

Part No. 1050598-1 and 1050740-1

13.5[.530]Max.

10.9[.430]Ref.

3.60[.143]

Dia.

5.50[.218]

Dia.

Part No. 1050742-1


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Straight Cable Jack, Crimp

Ø 3.63 [.143] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

6.4[.250]Hex.

Ref. Plane

.250-36, UNS-2A

15.39[.606] Ref. After Crimping

13.46[.530] After Crimping


402 (3.58 [.141]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4687 2002-7641-02 1050909-1405 (2.16 [.085]) Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solderless 1055835-1 408-4688 2002-7685-02 1050911-1

2 Hole Flange, Crimp

16.7[.657]

14.7[.579]

10.5[.415]

Ref.

Min.Ref.

6.0[.235]

Ø 6.4 [.250]


Ø 3.63 [.143] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U



Right Angle Cable Plug, Crimp

Ø 3.63 [.143] RG402/UØ 2.26 [.089] RG405/U

7.9[.312] Hex.

Ref. Plane

15.8[.622] Ref.

12.6[.497] Ref.

9.7[.383]Ref.

14.43[.568] After Crimping

11.25[.443] Ref. After Crimping




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Flexible Cable


Straight Cable Plug, Solder

Heat ShrinkTubing

7.9[.312] Hex.

Ref. Plane

A

16.7[.658] Ref.

30.2[1.187] Ref.

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Dimension Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment A Sheet Model No.No.

55, 58, 141, 142, Stainless, Gold1 No Solder 19.7 408-4821 2031-5002-02 1051638-1223, 303, 400 .775

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Gold1 No Solder 17.5 408-4756 2031-5003-02 1051644-1.690


Straight Cable Jack, Solder

.250-36 UNS-2A Heat ShrinkTubing

Ref. Plane 16.6[.654] Ref.

A

6.4[.250]Hex.

25.6[1.007] Ref.


55, 58, 141, 142, Stainless, Gold No Solder 18.5 408-4820 2032-5002-00 1051852-1223, 303, 400 .730

Bulkhead Cable Jack, Solder

Ref. Plane

.250-36 UNS-2A7.9

[.312]Hex.

3.2[.125]

Max.Panel

9.50[.374]Ref.

A

31.10[1.225] Ref.

11.4[.450]


Ø 6.4[.250] Min.

6.0[.235]

Min.Shrink Tubing


RG 55, 58, Stainless, Gold No Solder 24.0 408-4817 2034-5007-00 1051861-1141, 142, 300 .945

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Gold No Solder 21.0 408-4817 2034-5008-00 1051942-1.825


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Right Angle Cable Plug, Solder

Ref. Plane

7.9[.312] Hex.

Heat Shrink Tubing

16.9[.666] Ref.

13.5[.530] Ref.

10.5[.413]Ref.

A

Ref.25.9

[1.020]


55, 58, 141, 142, Stainless, Gold1 Yes Solder 16.0 408-4816 2037-5005-02 1052063-1223, 303, 400 .630

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Gold1 Yes Solder 11.2 408-4815 2037-5006-02 1052067-1.440


Straight Cable Plug, Clamp


55, 58, 141, 142, Stainless, Pass. Yes Solder 5.6 408-4906 2001-7141-02 1050718-1223, 303, 400 .220

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Yes Solder 2.9 408-4906 2001-7188-02 1050721-1.116

19.0[.750]

ARef.

7.9[.312] Hex

Straight Cable Jack, Clamp


RG 55, 58, Stainless, Gold Yes Solder 5.6 408-4906 2002-7141-00 1050900-1141, 303 .220

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Yes Solder 2.9 408-4906 2002-7188-02 1050903-1.116

17.8[.700]

ARef.

7.9[.312] Hex


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Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Jack, Clamp

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment Sheet Model No. No.

174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Yes Solder 408-4704 2004-7188-02 1050996-1

Ref.Plane

.250-36, UNS-2ARecommendedMounting Hole

7.9[.312]Hex.

3.2[.125]

Max.Panel

Ø 6.4 [.250]

Min.

6.0[.235]Min.

9.5[.374]Ref.

22.6[.890] Max.

11.4[.450]

Right Angle Cable Plug, Clamp

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment Sheet Model No. No.

RG 55, 58, Stainless, Gold Mechanical Solder 408-4965 2007-7141-00 1051136-1141, 300174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 408-4965 2007-7188-02 1051140-1

14.3[.562] Max.

18.0[.710] Max.

7.9[.312] Hex.

Ref. Plane

16.9[.665] Ref.

12.9[.509] Ref.

10.0[.392] Ref.

Straight Cable Plug, Crimp 25.4[1.00] Ref.

22.4[.883] Ref.

7.9[.312] Hex.

Ref. Plane


174, 179, 187, Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2831-7388-02 1056443-1188, 316RD316 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-11 408-4661 2831-7316-02 1056436-1

58, 141, 303 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2831-7358-02 1056441-155, 142, 223, 400 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2831-7341-02 1056438-1174, 179, 187, Brass, Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2231-7388-36 1082034-1188, 316 White Bronze

1Use die 1055270-1 to crimp RD316 ferrule.2Use die 1055880-1 to crimp center contact.


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Straight Cable Jack, Crimp

27.43[1.080]

Max.

6.35[.250]

Hex.

Cable Type Body Material Contact Contact Crimp Instruction M/A-COM PartRG/U & Finish Captivation Attachment Tooling Sheet Style Model No.Part No. No.58 Brass, Nickel Mechanical Solder 1 408-4032 A — 447648-1142 Brass, Nickel Mechanical Solder 1 408-4032 A — 447648-2

174, 316 Brass, Nickel Mechanical Solder 1 408-4032 A — 447648-355, 142, Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4703 B 2032-5007-02 1051862-1223, 400

58, 141, 303 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4704 B 2032-5021-02 1051867-1174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4708 B 2032-5003-02 1051855-1

178, 196 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4806 B 2032-5026-02 1051869-1

1Refer to Tyco Customer Print for tooling requirement. Daniel’s/Mil Tooling used for contact and ferrule crimp.

Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Jack, Crimp

26.4[1.040]

6.4[.250]

6.0[.235]

Ref.

11.4[.450]

Dia.Min.

3.2[.125]

Max.Panel

Min. 7.9[.312] Hex

.250-36 UNS-2A

Lock Washer



174, 179, 187, Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2834-7388-02 1056452-1188, 316RD316 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-13 408-4661 2834-7316-02 1056445-1

58, 141, 303 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2834-7358-02 1056450-155, 142, Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder/Crimp2 1055236-1 408-4661 2834-7341-02 1056447-1223, 400

142 Brass, Nickel Mechanical Crimp 1 408-4032 — 448103-1174, 188, 316 Brass, Nickel Mechanical Crimp 1 408-4032 — 448103-2

1Refer to Tyco Customer Print for tooling requirement. Daniel’s/Mil Tooling used for contact and ferrule crimp.2Use die 1055880-1 to crimp center contact.3Use die 1055270-1 to crimp RD316 ferrule.

Style A

.250-36 UNS-2A Heat ShrinkTubing


Hex.

21.3[.837] Ref.

6.4[.250]Hex.7.9

[.312]

33.1[1.304] Ref.

Style B


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Right Angle Cable Plug,Crimp

20.4[.802]Ref.

10.5[.413]Ref.

13.5[530] Ref.

16.9[.665] Ref.

17.2[.677]Ref.

Ref. Plane

7.9[.312] Hex.


174, 179, 187, Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4659 2837-7388-02 1056462-1188, 31658, 141, 303 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4659 2837-7316-02 1056456-1174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4659 2837-7358-02 1056460-1

178, 196 Stainless, Pass. Mechanical Solder 1055236-1 408-4659 2837-7341-02 1056458-1


12.1[.475]Ref.

27.0[1.062]

16.9[.665]

Ref.

7.9[.312]

Hex

Ref.

Ref.13.4[.530]


55, 142, Stainless, Pass. Epoxy Solder 1055236-1 408-4681 2037-5007-02 1052072-1223, 40058, 141, 303 Stainless, Pass. Epoxy Solder 1055236-1 408-4682 2037-5056-02 1052093-1174, 188, 316 Stainless, Pass. Epoxy Solder 1055236-1 408-4683 2037-5008-02 1052076-1

178, 196 Stainless, Pass. Epoxy Solder 1055236-1 408-4801 2037-5100-02 1052098-1


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SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount, Solder Pot Terminal


4 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle 12.7

[.500] Sq.18.0[.707] Ref.

12.9[.507] 1.7

[.065]

Ref. 8.6[.340] Typ.

1.3[.050] Dia.

7.9[.312] Hex

6.4[.250]

Dia.Min.

2.6[.102]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Body Material Contact RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation db min. Range Model No. No.

Stainless, Passivated Epoxy N/A -65 to 125° C 2051-0000-02 1052324-1

4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle

.250-36UNS-2A4 Plcs.Ref. Plane

14.6[.575]

Ø 2.6[.102]

12.7[.500] Sq.

8.6[.340]

Typ.

Ø 1.3[.050]

Ø 0.9 [.035]

7.6[.299]

9.5[.375] 1.7

[.065]


Stainless, Passivated Epoxy -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-0000-02 1052422-1

2 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle

1.3[.050]

0.8[.031]

Min.Dia.

7.9[.312]

Hex2.6

[.102]

15.9[.625]

12.2[.481]

Dia.2 Plcs.

Ref.18.0[.707]

6.6[.260]

Ref.12.9[.507]

1.7[.065]




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount, Solder Pot Terminal (Continued)



14.6[.575]

9.5[.375]

1.7[.065]

5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Typ.

1.3[.050]

0.8[.031]

Dia.Min.

Dia.

2.6[.102]

Dia.2 Plcs.

15.9[.625]




.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. Plane 7.6[.299]Ref.

1.7[.065]

9.5[.375]

14.6[.575]

0.8[.030]

5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Ø 4.1[.162]

Ø 15.9[.625]

Ø 1.3[.050]

Ø 0.8[.031]

Ø 2.6[.102] 2 Plcs.



Bulkhead Feedthrough JackReceptacle


Ø 6.4 [.250]

Ø 0.9 [.035] Ø 4.1

[.162]

Ø 1.3 [.050]

Min. 6.0[.235] Min.

.250-36, UNS-2A

3.2[.125]

Max. Panel

LockWasher


12.7[.500]

11.4[.450]

16.97[.668 ]

± 0.25± 0

1.57[.062 ]

± 0.25± 0

7.9[.312]Hex.




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount


Bulkhead Feedthrough JackReceptacle, Solder PotTerminal

.250-36 UNS-2ATyp. 2 Plcs.

3.2[.125] Max. Panel


5.8[.230]

7.1[.280]

12.7[.500]

17.0[.668]

7.9[.312]Hex.

Ø 1.3 [.050]

Ø 4.1 [.162]

Ø 0.9 [.035]

1.57[.062 ]

± 0.25± 0


Ø 6.5 [.255] Min. 6.0

[.236] Min.



Bulkhead Feedthrough JackReceptacle, Solder PotTerminal

6.0[.235]

6.4[.250]

17.0[.668]

12.7[.500]

1.6[.062]

1.3[.050]

4.1[.162]7.9

[.312]RecommendedMounting Hole

Min.

Min.

Dia.

Hex.Dia.


Stainless, Passivated Epoxy N/A -65 to 125° C 2056-5006-02 1053092-1

4 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle, StraightTerminal

1.3[.050]

Dia.

7.9[.312]

Hex 2.6[.102]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Ref.25.3[.995]

Sq.12.7[.500]

Typ.8.6[.340]

Ref.12.9[.507]

1.7[.065]

8.4[.330]

4.1[.162]




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount, Straight Terminal



.250-36 UNS-2A

9.5[.375]


1.7[.065]

14.99[.590 ]

± 0.25± 0

27.43[1.080 ]

± 0.25± 0

Ø 1.3 [.050]

Ø 4.1 [.162] Ø 2.6

[.102]

12.7[.500]Sq.

8.6[.340] Typ.

4 Plcs.


Stainless, Passivated None -(100-fGHz) -65 to 165° C 2052-1200-02 1052518-1Stainless, Passivated Epoxy -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-1201-02 1052523-1

Stainless, Gold Epoxy -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-1201-00 1052522-1

2 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle

1.3[.050]4.1

[.162]Dia.

7.9[.312]

Hex2.6

[.102]

15.9[.625]

12.2[.481]

Dia.2 Plcs.

Ref.25.3[.995]

6.6[.260]

Ref.12.9[.507]

1.7[.065]

8.4[.330]




5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ø 2.6[.102] 2 Plcs.

.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

9.5[.375]

7.6[.299]

Ref.

1.7[.065]

14.99[.590 ]

± 0.25± 0

27.43[1.080 ]

± 0.25± 0

Ø 1.3 [.050]

Ø 4.1 [.162]


Stainless, Passivated None -(100-fGHz) -65 to 165° C 2052-1351-02 1052548-1Stainless, Passivated Epoxy -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-1352-02 1052552-1


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RF Coax Connectors

SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount, Straight Terminal


Bulkhead Feedthrough JackReceptacle

.250-36 UNS-2A

Lockwasher


7.9[.312]Hex.

Ø 4.1[.162]

Ø 1.3[.050]

12.7[.500] 4.1

[.160]

1.9[.076]



2 Hole Flange Mount Right Angle JackReceptacle

11.6[.458]

1.7[.065]

4.1[.162]

1.3[.050]

Ø 15.9 [.625]

12.2[.481]

5.7[.223]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

2 Plcs.

15.0 ± 0.25

[.590 ± .010]

11.1 ± 0.13

[.437 ± .001] 7.9 ± 0.25

[.312 ± .010]


Stainless, Passivated Mechanical -(90-fGHz) -65 to 165° C 2054-1241-02 1052986-1

4 Hole Flange Mount Right Angle JackReceptacle

8.6[.340]

12.7[.500]Sq.

Ø 2.6[.102]

4 Plcs.

Typ.

Ø 4.1[.162]

Ø 1.3[.050]

.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

11.6[.458]

9.7[.382] Ref.

1.7[.065]

9.65 ± 0.25

[.380 ± .010]

12.83 ± 0.25

[.505 ± .010]17.91 ± 0.25

[.705 ± .010]

14.99 ± 0.25

[.590 ± .010]


Stainless, Passivated Mechanical -(90-fGHz) -65 to 165° C 2054-1201-02 1052978-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical -(90-fGHz) -65 to 165° C 2054-1231-02 1052982-1


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RF Coax Connectors

SMA Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount


4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle, StraightTerminal Slot Width

Ref. Plane4 Plcs..250-36 UNS-2A

Ø 1.3 [.050]

12.7[.500]Sq.

8.6[.340]Typ.

Ø 2.6 [.102]

1.3[.050]1.7

[.065]

9.5[.375]

7.6[.299]Ref.

Body Material Contact Slot Width RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation +.076/-.025 db min. Range Model No. No.[+.003/-.001]

Stainless, Passivated Epoxy 0.3 [.012] -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-1610-02 1052561-1Stainless, Passivated Epoxy 0.5 [.018] -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-1612-02 1052563-1

4 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle, Slot Terminal 12.9

[.507]

1.3[.050]Dia.

1.7[.065]

1.3[.050]

12.7[.500]

8.6[.340]Typ.

2.6[.102]

Dia.4 Plcs.

Body Material Contact Slot Width RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation +.076/-.025 db min. Range Model No. No.[+.003/-.001]

Stainless, Passivated Epoxy 0.5 [.018] -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2051-1612-02 1052356-1

4 Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle, Tab Terminal

1.7[.065]

4 Plcs.Ø 2.6 [.102]

2.5[.100]

8.6[.340]

12.7[.500]

Sq.12.9[.507]

Ref.

9.9[.390]

Ref.0.1

[.005]X

Thk.

1.2[.050]

WideTab

Typ.

Body Material Contact Tab RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation Width db min. Range Model No. No.

Stainless, Passivated Epoxy 1.3 [.050] -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2051-1618-02 1052360-1

4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle, Tab Terminal

9.5[.375]

2.5[.100]

7.6[.299]

1.7[.065]

12.7[.500]

8.6[.340]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

Sq.

0.13[.005]

X

Thk.

0.5[.020]

WideTab

4 Plcs.

2 Plcs.

Ref.

Body Material Contact Tab RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation Width db min. Range Model No. No.

Stainless, Passivated Epoxy .51 [.020] -(60-fGHz) -65 to 125° C 2052-5636-02 1052898-1


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2 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle, Panel Mount,Tab Terminal

.250-36UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

0.13[.005]

X

Thk.

1.27[.050]

WideTab

7.59[.299]Ref.

1.7[.065]

9.5[.375]

2.5[.100]

2 Plcs.

Ø 2.6[.102]

Ø 15.9[.625]

5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Body Material Contact Horizontal RF Leakage Temperature M/A-COM Part& Finish Captivation Tab db min. Range Model No. No.


4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle, for MicrostripTransmission Line Circuits 12.7

[.500]Sq.

8.6[.340]Typ.

.250-36 UNS-2A


1.7[.065]

0.3[.010]

2.2[.085]

3.2[.125]

4.4[.175]

9.5[.375]

Ø 2.6[.102] 4 Plcs.



2 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle, for MicrostripTransmission Line Circuits

5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Ø 15.9[.625]

Ø 2.6[.102] 2 Plcs.

.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

9.5[.375] 3.2

[.125]

1.2[.049]

7.6[.299]Ref.

1.7[.065]

Ø 2.2[.085]

Ø 0.3[.010]




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SMA Connectors (Continued)Field Replaceable Hermetic Launchers


4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle with EMI/RFIGasket

Accepts Pin Dia. AEMI Gasket

.250-36UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

4 Plcs.Ø 2.6 [.102]

9.5[.375]

1.7[.065]

0.1[.005]

Ref.

8.6[.340]

2 Plcs.

7.6[.299]

Ref.

12.7[.500]

Ref.

Material & Finish Captivation Pin Diameter M/A-COM Part A Model No. No.

Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .30 [.012] 2052-3350-02 1052622-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .38 [.015] 2052-3500-02 1052684-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .46 [.018] 2052-3352-02 1052625-1

4 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle without EMI/RFIGasket

12.7[.500]

8.6[.340]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

4 Plcs.

2 Plcs.

AcceptsPin Dia. A

9.5[.375]

7.6[.299]

Ref.

Sq.1.7

[.065]


Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .51 [.020] 2052-3362-02 1052649-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .91 [.036] 2052-3358-02 1052643-1

2 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle with EMI/RFIGasket

5.6[.222]

12.2[.481]

Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

2 Plcs.

.250-36 UNS-2A

EMIGasket

AcceptsPin Dia. A

Ref. Plane

9.5[.375]

7.6[.299]

Ref.

0.1[.005]Min.

1.7[.065]


Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .30 [.012] 2052-3354-02 1052628-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .38 [.015] 2052-3302-02 1052689-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .46 [.018] 2052-3356-02 1052634-1


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2 Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle without EMI/RFIGasket, Field ReplaceableHermetic Launchers

9.5[.375]

7.6[.299]

2 Plcs.

Accepts Pin Dia A

1.7[.065]

5.7[.223]

12.2[.481]

Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ø 2.6 [.102]


Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .51 [.020] 2052-3363-02 1052652-1Stainless, Passivated Mechanical .91 [.036] 2052-3359-02 1052646-1

PC Board Mount Vertical Jack

Ø 1.3 [.050]

.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. Plane

3.9[.155]

13.5[.530] 9.5

[.375] Ref.

5.1[.200] Typ.

7.6[.299]Ref.

6.3[.250] Sq.

1.0[.040]

Sq.4 Plcs.

6.35 ± 0.13

[.250 ± .005]6.35 ± 0.13

[.250 ± .005]

1.27 ± 0.03

[.050 ± .001]

9.53 ± 0.13

[.375 ± .005]

19.94[.785]

12.70[.500]

12.70[.500]

5.28[.203]

Ø 0.63 [.025]

3 Plcs.

Material Style M/A-COM Part& Finish No. Model No. No.

Stainless, Gold 1 2062-0000-00 1053354-1Brass, Gold 1 2262-0000-09 1223104-1Brass, Gold 2 — 221789-1Brass, Gold 2 — 221789-3

Brass, Nickel Plate 3 — 1274096-1

Style 1

5.1[.200]

2 Plcs.

Ø 1.7 [.067]

5 Plcs.

RecommendedMounting Holes

Style 2

Style 3


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Right Angle Jack, PC Board Mount

Ref. Plane

11.6[.458]

5.1[.200] Typ.2.8

[.110]Typ.

9.7[.382]Ref.

0.5[.020]Typ.

6.4[.250]

Sq.

1.0[.040]

Sq.4 Plcs.

6.35[.250 ]

± 0.25± 0

13.5[.530]

3.9[.155] Ref.

Ø 1.3 [.050]

15.24[.600]

Max.

4.60[.181]

Min.Dia.

Max.9.65[.380]

3.94[.155]

11.68[.460]

1.93 ± .05

[.076 ± .002]

1.27 ± .03

[.050 ± .001]

6.35[.250]

Dia.1.02 ± .05

[.040 ± .002]Typ.

Material M/A-COM Part& Finish Model No. No.

Stainless, Gold 2064-0000-00 1053378-1Brass, Gold 2264-0000-09 1091559-1

Stainless, Gold — 221790-1

In-Series Adapter, Jack to Jack

Ref. Plane Ref. Plane

3.2[.125]

12.7[.500]

8.8[.348]Ref. 5.5

[.218] Across Flats

Frequency Material Captivation M/A-COM Part& Finish Model No. No.

DC-18.0GHz Stainless, Gold Epoxy* 2080-0000-00 1053488-1

In-Series Adapter, Plug to Plug

5.5[.218]

Across Flats7.9[.312]

Hex

Ref.22.2[.875]

3.2[.125]


DC-18.0GHz Stainless, Passivated Epoxy* 2081-0000-02 1053635-1

*All adapters listed above employ epoxy captivation. Mechanically captivated versions are also available. Please consult AMP.

5.1[.200]

2 Plcs.

Ø 1.7 [.067]

5 Plcs.



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In-Series Adapter, Jack to Plug, Right Angle

14.8[.583]

7.9[.312]Hex

15.9[.625] Ref.

12.7[.500]

11.6[.458]


DC-12.4GHz Stainless, Passivated Mechanical 2088-0000-02 1055065-1

In-Series Adapter, Jack to Jack, Right Angle

Ref. Plane

Ref. Plane9.7[.383]Ref.

9.7[.383]Ref.11.7

[.459]

11.7[.459]

.250-36 UNS-2A



In-Series Adapter, Plug to Plug, Right Angle

Ref. Plane

Ref. Plane

14.0[.550]Ref.

11.1[.438]Ref.

7.9[.312] Hex.

14.0[.550] Ref.

11.1[.438]Ref.




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In-Series Adapter, Jack to Plug, Connector Saver

.250-36 UNS-2A

13.3[.524] Ref.

7.9[.312] Hex.

18.3[.720] Ref.

Ref. Plane Ref. Plane

5.6[.219] Across Flats


DC-18.0GHz Stainless, Passivated Epoxy 2082-5133-02 1054426-1

In-Series Adapter, Jack to Jack, Bulkhead Feedthrough


Ø 6.4[.250] Min.

6.0[.235] Min.

LockWasher.250-36 UNS-2A

.250-36 UNS-2A

Ref. PlaneRef. Plane

9.5[.375]Hex.

14.6[.575]

18.4[.723] Ref.

22.2[.875]

1.7[.065]

7.9[.312] Hex.

6.4[.250] Max Panel


DC-18.0GHz Stainless, Passivated Epoxy* 2084-0000-02 1054869-1

*Mechanically captivated version available. Please consult AMP.


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Tooling


Universal CompressionCrimp ToolKit Part Number 1055835-1(Kit M/A-COM Model Number2598-5200-54)

AMP Universal CompressionCrimp Tool offers the abilityto rapidly produce cableassemblies using solderlesscompression crimp connec-tors with semi-rigid cables.This universal assembly toolkit will attach SMA, OSP, Nand TNC series connectorsto 3.58 [.141], 2.16 [.085]and 6.35 [.250] cablequickly and consistentlywith excellent mechanicaland electrical results.

The tool kit permits singlehand assembly. Anvils andcable supports can bequickly changed. Crimplengths can be adjustedfrom .025 [.001] to 25.4[1.000] in increments of.025 [.001]. Sharp radiusbends in cables are easilyaccommodated. The kitcontains:

Item Description M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Center Contact Holder 2098-5221-10 1055454-1

Dielectric Insert Tool2098-5215-02 1055448-12098-5214-02 1055447-1

Dielectric Recess Tool 2098-5217-54 1055450-1Fixture Sub-Assembly 2098-5206-54 1055439-1Inserts — 2.16 [.085] (2) 2098-5208-54 1055441-1Inserts — 3.58 [.141] (2) 2098-5207-54 1055440-1

2098-5209-02 1055442-1

Locator Tool2098-5210-02 1055443-12098-5213-02 1055446-12098-5218-02 1055451-1

Retainer Ring Pliers 2098-5216-54 1055449-1Solder Gauge 0.25 [.010] 2098-5516-02 1055500-1Solder Gauge 0.38 [.015] 2098-5212-02 1055445-1Solder Gauge 0.46 [.018] 2098-5211-02 1055444-1

Description M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Crimp Frame 2598-5196-54 1055831-1Calibration Gauge 2598-5197-54 1055832-13.58 [.141] Cable Support 2598-5198-54 1055833-12.16 [.085] Cable Support 2598-5199-54 1055834-1SMA Plug Anvil 2598-5201-54 1055836-1SMA Jack Anvil 2598-5202-54 1055837-1Type N Plug Anvil 2598-5203-54 1055838-1Type N Jack Anvil 2598-5204-54 1055839-1TNC Plug Anvil 2598-5205-54 1055840-1TNC Jack Anvil 2598-5206-54 1055841-1OSP Plug Anvil 2598-5207-54 1055842-1OSP Jack Anvil 2598-5208-54 1055843-1

All tools may be purchased separately.

Crimp Frame

Gauge

Anvil

Cable Supports

Inserts

Locator Tools

Retainer Ring Pliers

Fixture Sub-Assembly

Solder Gage

Dielectric Recess Tool

Center Contact Holder

Dielectric Insert Tool

Solder Assembly KitBrass SMA ConnectorsKit Part Number 1055420-1(M/A-COM Model Number2098-5066-54)


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RF Coax Connectors

Series 1.0/2.3 (50 Ohm/75 Ohm)


Miniature coaxial connec-tors series 1.0/2.3 (CECC22230 and IEC169-29)coaxial connectors aredevised to meet the require-ments of compact electron-ic instrumentation. All plugsand jacks with Zo = 50 Ωare designed for a numberof different 50 Ω and 75 Ωcables. Owing to the largedemand, the Series 1.0/2.3has also been optimized asa 75 Ω design into the GHzrange. The different types of coupling mechanisms, suchas screw on, slide-in andlatching coupling permitspace-saving installation.

The Siemax Surface MountMulti Coax Connectorscombine the benefits of sur-face mount technology andmodular design. This multicoax connector is pack-aged in tape-and-reel forautomatic placement, hasoptimum solder joints and100% reflow suitability. Thisconnector is ideal for systemsrequiring superior packag-ing density because it can

be placed on both sides ofthe printed circuit board.

The modular design pro-vides flexibility in terms ofthe number of poles offered(two-, three-, or four-poles).It can be stacked, enablingany required configurationto be produced. TheSiemax Connector alsoallows the use of any otherconnector series, e.g. SMB,is resistant to high temperatures, and is robust,with reliably sustained coplanarity.

In addition, an extensiverange of measurementaccessories, adapters aswell as terminations is avail-able. The quality-determin-ing factors have beenestablished on the basis ofcorresponding measure-ments and test proceduresin accordance with nationaland international standardsfor RF connectors (DIN47275, VG 95205, IEC1169-1, MIL-C-39012 etc.).

High-quality materialsensure high reliability even

in industrial atmospheres.The contact principle is thepin-socket principle and theresilient contacts which areengineered in a noble metalplating/beryllium copperbase on both the inner andouter contacts ensure per-fect contact mating. Theinner conducter parts areheld in PTFE (Polytetra-fluoroethylene).

The reduced dimensions ofall component parts of theseconnectors permit a com-pact hole spacing (installa-tion pitch) of 6.8 [0.27]depending upon the corre-sponding cable diameters.

The cable is connected bycrimping the cable braid tothe plug or jack body, theinner conductor is solderedor crimped.

In most applications, theplug and jack belong to thesame coupling type group.In special instances, suchas for measurement purpos-es, different coupling typescan be used together.

Between Series AdaptersFor Series 1.0/2.3 Adapters please seepages 255-264.

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RF Coax Connectors

Series 1.0/2.3 (50 Ohm/75 Ohm) (Continued)

Technical DataElectrical and mechanicalcharacteristics in accordancewith CECC 22230Characteristic impedance — 50 Ω/75 ΩFrequency range — up to 10 GHz/2GHzReflection factor, referred to 50 Ω cable1 — up to 1 GHz, r ≤ 0.05up to 4 GHz, r ≤ 0.07up to 10 GHz, r ≤ 0.15Reflection factor, referred to 75 Ω cable1 — up to 2 GHz, r ≤ 0.10Insulation resistance — initial value ≥ 1 GΩafter stressing ≥ 200 MΩScreening effectiveness2 — ≥ 90 dBInner conductor contact resistance— after stressing ≤ 10 mΩOuter conductor continuity — after stressing ≤ 7.5 mΩVoltage proof3 — flexible cables (RG 316) — at sea level, 750 V, 50 Hz— at 20 km altitude, 150 V, 50 HzWorking voltage3 — flexible cables (RG 316)— at sea level, 350 V, 50 Hz— at 20 km altitude, 65 V, 50 HzService life — 500 cyclesClimatic category — 40/85/21

1 Guide values, depending on cabletype and connector style.

2 Values apply to a straight screwand latching coupling with suitablecable.

3 Some cables suitable for use withthese connectors have lower char-acteristic values than specifiedhere.

Coupling Types Type A

Screw coupling; versionwith union nut

This type permits the plugand jack to be screwedtogether manually bymeans of a union nutsecured to the plug. This isnecessary for readilyaccessible locations, frontpanel test points and cableconnections.

Type C

Slide-in coupling; versionwith centering ferrule

In this type of coupling, theplug features a guide fer-rule with a conical entry sur-face. This ensures that thefloatable bulkhead plugswith cable connection makea reliable electrical connec-tion to the rigid installedjack. Examples of this aresingle and multi-contactconnections of slide-inapplications. “W” denotesthe allowed spacing of themounting panel for satisfac-tory contact when the con-nection is made.

Type F

Latching coupling (QuickLock)

In this version, the cableplugs bear a funnel ferrulewith built-in spring whichsnaps into a groove on thejack, simultaneously lockingthe connection. The connec-

tion can be easily separatedby lightly pulling the outersleeve of the plug. This typeof coupling provides thesame amount of axial tensilestrength as the screw cou-pling, but can be used witha higher packing density.

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Series 1.0/2.3, 50 Ohm



RF Coax Connectors

18.0[0.71]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

1)

Cable Coupling Type Ø Max. Part No.

RG 316 A 2.67 1393670-10.105

Plugs, Solder/Crimp

22.5[0.89]4.1

[0.16]

15.7[0.62]

Ø 7.9 [0.31]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]


RG 316 F 2.6 2-1393670-60.10

Right Angle Plug,Solder/Crimp

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

13.5[0.53]

12.0[0.47]

0.6 1.5[0.02]...[0.06]

Ø 6.6 [0.26]

ECN0857-PMounting Panel


RG 316 A, F 2.6 4-1393670-40.10

Bulkhead Jack,Solder/Crimp

16.8[0.66]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

13.4[0.53]

3.6[0.14]

12.7[0.5] Ø 7.3

[0.29]


RG 316 A, F 2.6 3-1393670-20.10

Right Angle Bulkhead Jack,Solder/Crimp

8.0[0.31]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

8.4[0.33]

0.6 1.5 [0.02]...[0.06]

Ø 7.3 [0.29]

Mounting PanelECN0867-W

Coupling Type Part No.C, F 1393670-8

Bulkhead Solder Jack

5.08[0.2]

Ø 0.9 [0.04]

a

11.1[0.44]

0.95[0.04]

0.5[0.02]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

6.0[0.24]

Coupling Dim Part Type a No.

C, F 14.6 3-1393670-40.57

C, F 15.6 3-1393670-50.61

Vertical PC Board Mount Jack

1) Detent for jack

Recommended Mounting Holes

Pitch2.54[0.10]

Ø 1.5[0.06]

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RF Coax Connectors

Series 1.0/2.3, 50 Ohm (Continued)

Ø 0.9 [0.04]

0.95[0.04]

5.08[0.2]

12.0[0.47]

19.5[0.77]

16.0[0.63]

0.5[0.02]

M5.5x0.5[0.22]x[0.02]

6.0[0.24]

Coupling Type Part No.A, C, F 3-1393670-6

Vertical PC Board MountBulkhead Jack

15.9[0.63]

M5.5x0.5[0.22]x[0.02]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

5.9[0.23]

7.0[0.28]

3.3[0.13]

7.4[0.29]

3.7[0.15]

3.6[0.14]

0.55[0.02]

Ø 0.55 [0.02]

ECN0870-G

Inner Conductor


Right Angle PC BoardMount Bulkhead Jack

7.3[0.29]

Ø 1.0 [0.04]


Pitch2.54[0.10]

Series 1.0/2.3, 75 Ohm

18.0[0.71]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

1)


RG 179 A 2.6 5-1393670-50.10

Plugs, Solder/Crimp

22.5[0.89]4.1

[0.16]

15.7[0.62]

Ø 7.9 [0.31]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]


RG 179 F 2.67 2-1393670-60.10502Y(St)CY F 3.6 7-1393670-00.45/2.0 0.14


1) Detent for jack

26[1.02]

Ø 7.9 [0.03]


RG 179 F 2.67 6-1393670-20.105

ST 212 F 3.2 6-1393670-50.1302Y(St)CY F 3.6 6-1393670-40.45/2.0 0.14

2YCCY F 4.80.4/2.0 0.19

6-1393670-02YC(mS)CY F 5.0

0.4/2.5 0.20


Pitch2.54[0.10]

Ø 1.5[0.06]

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Series 1.0/2.3, 75 Ohm (Continued)

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

13.5[0.53]

12.0[0.47]

0.6 1.5[0.02]...[0.06]

Ø 6.6 [0.26]

ECN0857-PMounting Panel


RG 179 A 2.67 8-1393670-00.105

Bulkhead Jack,Solder/Crimp

16.8[0.66]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

13.4[0.53]

3.6[0.14]

12.7[0.5] Ø 7.3

[0.29]


RG 179 A, F 2.67 3-1393670-20.105


Ø 0.9 [0.04]

0.95[0.04]

5.08[0.2]

12.0[0.48]

21.0[0.83]

17.5[0.69]

0.5[0.02]

M5.5x0.5[0.22]x[0.02]

6.0[0.24]

Ø 7.3 [0.29]


Vertical PC Board MountBulkhead Jack

15.9[0.63]

M5.5x0.5[0.22]x[0.02]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

6.9[0.27]

0.9[0.24]

3.5[0.14]

6.5[0.26]

7.0[0.28]

3.7[0.15]

3.2[0.13] Ø 0.7

[0.03]


Right Angle PC BoardMount Bulkhead Jack


Pitch2.54[0.10]

Ø 1.5[0.06]


Pitch2.54[0.10]

Ø 1.5[0.06]

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Series 1.0/2.3 (50 Ohm/75 Ohm) (Continued)

Accessories

0.8[0.03]

2.1[0.08]

5.0[0.20]

2.4[0.09]

4.8[0.19]

3.5[0.14]

Part No.2-1393562-2

For cable size similar to RG 179 andRG 316

Soldering aid (sleeve) for jack 1393670-8 with solder connection.

ECN0900-7

+ 0.00– 0.50+ .000– 0.02

3.5

[0.14 ]+ 0.00– 0.50+ .000– 0.02

5.5

[0.22 ]+ 0.00– 0.50+ .000– 0.02

8.5

[0.33 ]

Cap for sealing and screening of jacks

Installation example:

ECN0901-FSleeve Pushed ontoShielding Braid

Tin-Soldered

Part No.1393562-4

Ø 5.5 [0.22]

11.0[0.43]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

9.0[0.35]

Note: For more accessories, see page 141.

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RF Coax Connectors

Series 1.6/5.6 mS (75 Ohm)

GeneralThe Series 1.6/5.6 mS con-nectors have been modifiedto incorporate improvedtechnical advantages.Transmission values havebeen greatly improved whilemaintaining the proven pos-itive characteristics of theprevious generations. All

types of this new “third gen-eration” Series 1.6/5.6 mSconnectors are connection-compatible with their prede-cessor.

Today’s PCM technologydemands place the Series1.6/5.6 mS connectors as amost suitable component fortransmission of high bit rates.

Connectors are available instraight and angled ver-sions as well as with differ-ent mechanisms for screw(type A), snap-on (type B),slide-in (type C), and latch-ing (type F) coupling. Allconnectors of different cou-pling mechanisms are com-patible with each other.

The connectors aredesigned according to thepin-socket principle. Thecontacts are partially gold-plated, ensuring long ser-vice life and stable contactresistance for a high num-ber of intermateabilitycycles.

The inner conductor partsare secured so that theycannot be displaced. Theinsulating parts are made ofPEEK (polyetheretherke-tone) or PC (polycarbonate).

the scope of delivery. Theconnectors are character-ized by high mechanicalstrength and low spacerequirement.

Connection possibilitiesexist for a number of differ-ent cables, including highly-flexible cable types (withfoam insulation) with lowattenuation or small diame-ter. Terminations andadapters (see also mea-surement accessories)round out the spectrum.

The cable inner conductorsare soldered on, while theouter conductors arescrewed or crimped on.Also, cable clamp which isindependent of the braidclamping secures the con-nection point against tensilestressing for both methodsof connection.

In addition, assembly-friendly connectors with fullcrimp and IDC (InsulationDisplacement Contact) con-nection are included within

9.2[0.36]

M9x0.5 [0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 5.6 [0.22]

Ø 1.0 [0.03]4.1

[0.16] 5.5[0.22]

6.5[0.26]

9.7[0.38]

M9x0.5 [0.35]x[0.02]

6.7[0.26]

Ø 8.25 [0.32]

Ø 2.5 [0.10]

Ø 6.6 [0.26]

0.25[0.01] 7.0

[0.28]

Plug Jack

ECN0934-R

Between Series AdaptersFor Series 1.6/5.6 Adapters please seePages 255-264.

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Series 1.6/5.6 mS (75 Ohm) (Continued)

Technical dataElectrical and mechanicalcharacteristics in accordancewith CECC 22240Characteristic impedance — 75 ΩFrequency range — up to 8 GHzReflection factor1, referred to — flexible cables, straight types —

up to 1 GHz, r ≤ 0.02up to 4 GHz, r ≤ 0.06up to 8 GHz, r ≤ 0.10

flexible cables, angled types —up to 1 GHz, r ≤ 0.04up to 2 GHz, r ≤ 0.06up to 4 GHz, r ≤ 0.10

Insulation resistance — initial value, ≥ 10 GΩafter stressing, ≥ 1 GΩScreening effectiveness — (straight screw connector at 1 GHz)≥ 100 dBInner conductor contact resistance — after stressing ≤ 8 mΩOuter conductor continuity — afterstressing ≤ 4 mΩVoltage proof2 — flexible cables (RG 59) —

at sea level, 1.5 kV, 50 Hzat 20 km altitude, 300 V, 50 Hz

Working voltage2 — flexible cables (RG 59) —

at sea level, 500 V, 50 Hzat 20 km altitude, 125 V, 50 Hz

Service life — 500 cyclesClimatic category — 40/85/211 Guideline values, depending oncable type and connector style.

2 Some cable types suitable for usewith these connectors have lowercharacteristic values than specifiedhere.

Coupling Types Type A

Screw coupling; versionwith union nut

This type permits the plugand jack to be screwedtogether manually by meansof a union nut secured to theplug manually, thus prevent-ing the coupling from beingpulled apart. This is neces-sary for readily accessiblelocations, front panel testpoints and cable connec-tions.

Type B

Snap-on coupling (push-pull)

Connectors of this type offerfast make/break. They canbe used for test and mainte-nance applications and alsoif there is lack of space andconnectors with screw cou-pling cannot be used.

Type C

Slide-in coupling; versionwith centering ferrule

In this type of coupling, theplug features a guide ferrulewith a conical entry surface.This ensures that the float-able bulkhead plugs withcable connection make areliable electrical connec-tion to the rigid installedjack. Examples of this aresingle and multi-contactconnections of slide-inapplications. “W” denotesthe allowed spacing of themounting panel for satisfac-tory contact when the con-nection is made.

Type F

Latching coupling (QuickLock)

In this version, the cableplugs bear a funnel ferrulewith built-in spring whichsnaps into a groove on thejack, simultaneously lockingthe connection. The connec-

tion can be easily separatedby lightly pulling the outersleeve of the plug. This typeof coupling provides thesame amount of axial tensilestrength as the screw cou-pling, but can be used witha higher packing density.

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Ø 10.8 [0.43]

37.0[1.46]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

ECN0948-W

Cable Coupling Type Ø Max. Part No.2YCCY A 7.8 1393682-10.7/4.4 0.31

Plugs, Solder/Clamp

Plugs, Solder/Crimp

Ø 12.8 [0.50]

37.0[1.46]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Cable Coupling Type Ø Max. Part No.2YCCY 1.0/6.5 A 9.8 1393682-22YC(mS)CY 1.0/6.5 0.31

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 11.5 [0.45]

30.2[1.19]


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 F 3.6 1393681-80.14

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

a

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Cable Coupling Dim. Ø Max. Part No.Type a

2YCY 0.4/2.5 A 30.7 4.1 1-1393682-11.21 0.16

2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A 30.7 4.81.21 0.19

1-1393682-22YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A 30.7 5.0

1.21 0.20

2YCY 0.7/4.4 A 32.9 6.11.30 0.24

RG 59 A 32.9 6.25 1-1393682-31.30 0.25

2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 A 32.9 6.21.30 0.24

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

a


RG 179 A 32.5 2.6 1393680-21.28 0.105

2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A 32.5 4.81.28 0.19

1393680-32YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A 35.5 5.0

1.40 0.20

2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 A 35.5 6.2 1393680-41.40 0.24

2YCY 0.7/4.4 A 35.5 6.1 1393680-51.40 0.24

02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A 32.5 3.6 1393680-91.28 0.14

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Series 1.6/5.6 mS (75 Ohm)

Plugs, Solder/Crimp(Continued)

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 11.5 [0.45]

32.0[1.26]

Version with Preassembled Insulation


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 F 3.6 1393672-30.14

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 11.5 [0.45]

32.0[1.26]

Preassembled Isolation Parts


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 F 3.6 1393672-90.14

24.7[0.97]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

18.2[0.72]


RG 179 A 2.67 2-1393682-30.105

24.2[0.95]

Ø 11.5 [0.45]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

13.0[0.51]


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 F 3.6 1-1393681-00.14

Right Angle Plugs, Solder/Crimp

24.7[0.97]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

a

Ø 10.8 [0.43]


2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A 13.0 4.80.51 0.19

2-1393682-02YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A 13.0 5.0

0.51 0.20

2YCY 0.7/4.4 A 15.8 6.10.62 0.24

RG 59 A 15.8 6.25 2-1393682-20.62 0.25

2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 A 15.8 6.20.62 0.24

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Right Angle Plugs, Solder/Crimp 24.7

[0.97]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

a


2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A 15.0 4.80.59 0.19

1-1393680-32YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A 15.0 5.0

0.59 0.2002Y12YC(mS)C6Y A 15.0 4.0 1-1393680-60.45/2.0 0.59 0.16

02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A 15.0 3.6 1-1393680-80.59 0.14

Right Angle Plugs,IDC Connection

24.7[0.97]

IDC Connection

17.5[0.69]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

ECN1615-7


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A 3.6 1393757-90.14

2YCY 0.4/2.0 A 4.1 1393757-80.16

Right Angle Plug, Solder/Crimp

25.0[0.98]

ECN0976-2

15.0[0.59]

Ø 11.5 [0.45]

Crimp Connection


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 F 3.6 1393672-50.14

Bulkhead Jacks,Solder/Clamp

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

a

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Mounting Panel

14.3[0.56]Max.

2.0[0.08]

Max.

ECN0943-Q


2YCY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 28.1 4.1 3-1393682-21.11 0.16

2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 28.1 4.81.11 0.19

3-1393682-32YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 28.1 5.0

1.11 0.20

2YCY 0.7/4.4 A, B, F 30.4 6.11.20 0.24

RG 59 A, B, F 30.4 6.25 3-1393682-51.20 0.25

2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 A, B, F 30.4 6.21.20 0.24

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Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

32.5[1.28]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

10.6[0.42]2.5

[0.10]Max.

Mounting Panel


RG 179 B, C, F 2.67 4-1393682-20.105

12.0[0.47]

8.0[0.31]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 0.6 [0.02]

MountingPanel

19.4[0.76]

6.5[0.26]

3.0[0.12]Max.

ECN0984-S

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Coupling Part Type No.

A, B, C, F 1-1393681-3

Ø 12.8 [0.50]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

34.5[1.36]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

14.3[0.56]Max.

2.0[0.08]

Max.

Mounting Panel

ECN0944-Y


2YCCY 1.0/6.5 A, B, F 9.80.38

1393682-42YC(mS)CY 1.0/6.5 A, B, F 9.8

0.38

a

12.0[0.47]

1.7[0.07]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

ECN0982-B

MountingPanel

19.4[0.76]

3.0[0.12]Max.

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Dim. a Ø Max. Part No.22.3* A, B, C, F 1-1393681-10.8823.5 A, B, C, F 1-1393681-90.93

*Without soldering tags on outer conductor, dimension a up to inner conductor end.

Bulkhead Jacks,Solder/Clamp (Continued)

Bulkhead Jacks,Solder/Crimp

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

29.8[1.17]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

14.3[0.56]Max.

2.0[0.08]

Max.

Mounting Panel

ECN0947-N


RG 179 A, B, F 2.67 2-1393680-20.10502Y12YC(mS)C6Y A, B, F 4.0 2-1393680-40.45/2.0 0.16

06YCC(St)6Y 0.4/1.6 A, B, F 3.3 2-1393680-50.13

02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A, B, F 3.6 0-1393672-60.14

With preassembled insulation parts


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A, B, F 3.6 0-1-1393672-40.14

Bulkhead Jacks, Solder

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

29.8[1.17]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

2.0[0.08]

Max.

Mounting Panel

Crimp Connection

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21.0[0.83]

Ø 12.8 [0.50]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

MountingPanel

13.8[0.54]

28.4[1.12]

2.0[0.08]Max.

ECN0966-U

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]


2YCCY 1.0/6.5 A, B, F 9.80.39

1393682-82YC(mS)CY 1.0/6.5 A, B, F 9.8

0.39

Right Angle Bulkhead Jack,Solder/Clamp


a

Ø 10.8[0.43]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

MountingPanel

12.6[0.50]

27.2[1.07]

2.0[0.08]Max.

ECN0967-3

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A, B, F 13.0 3.6 4-1393682-90.51 0.14

2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 13.0 4.80.51 0.19

4-1393682-62YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 13.0 5.0

0.51 0.20

2YCY 0.7/4.4 A, B, F 15.8 6.10.62 0.24

RG 59 A, B, F 15.8 6.25 4-1393682-80.62 0.25

2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 A, B, F 15.8 6.20.62 0.24

a

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

MountingPanel

12.6[0.50]

27.2[1.07]

2.0[0.08]Max.

ECN0969-J

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]


RG 179 A, B, F 15.0 2.67 3-1393680-00.59 0.105

2YCCY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 15.0 4.80.59 0.19

3-1393680-22YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 A, B, F 15.0 5.0

0.59 0.2002Y12YC(mS)C6Y A, B, F 15.0 4.0

3-1393680-50.45/2.0 0.59 0.1606YCC(St)6Y A, B, F 15.0 3.3 4-1393682-30.4/1.6 0.59 0.13

02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A, B, F 15.0 3.63-1393680-70.59 0.14

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Right Angle Bulkhead Jack,IDC Connection


Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

ECN1614-Y

MountingPanel

12.6[0.50]

17.5[0.69]

27.2[1.07]

2.0[0.08]Max.

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]


02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 A, B, F 3.6 1-1393757-60.14

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 9.0 [0.35]

Ø 0.8 [0.03]

14.4[0.57]

4.2[0.17]

1.0[0.04]

0.8[0.03]

29.2[1.15]

ECN0986-9

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 1.3 [0.05]

10.0[0.39]

10.8[0.43]

5.08[0.20] 5.08

[0.20]

Pitch 2.54[0.10]


A, B, F 1-1393681-6

RecommendedMounting HolesView A


Ø 8.2 [0.32]

a

b

c

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

10.8[0.43]

10.0[0.39]

5.08[0.20]

5.08[0.20] Inner- and outer conductor, press-fit

Coupling Type Dim. a Dim. b Dim. c Part No.

A, B, F 6.0 27.2 16.4 2-1393757-00.24 1.07 0.65

+ 0.09– 0.06+ 0.004– 0.002

Ø 1.0

[0.04 ]5 Plcs.

Pitch 2.54[0.10]

Thickness 1.5[0.06]

Max.

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Right Angle PC Board Mount Bulkhead Jack

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

a

b

c M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

d

4.5[0.18]

Coupling Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Part No.Type a b c d e

A, B, F 4.0 16.0 6.0 10.75 1.3 2-1393681-10.16 0.63 0.24 0.42 0.05

A, B, F 3.3 16.0 6.0 10.75 1.3 2-1393681-20.13 0.63 0.24 0.42 0.05

A, B, F 3.7 22.9 6.45 11.25 1.8 2-1393681-3*0.15 0.90 0.25 0.44 0.07

*With positioning and snap-on system onto PC board

Ø 1.3 [0.05]Ø e

4 Plcs.Pitch 2.54

[0.10]


Ø 10.8 [0.43]

24.4[0.96]

ba

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

22.3[0.88]

ba

Coupling Type Dim. a Dim. b Part No.± 0.1 [0.004] Max.

A 15.0 26.5 1393681-10.59 1.04

A 30.0 41.5 1393681-21.18 1.63

Coupling Type Dim. a Dim. b Part No.± 0.1 [0.004] Max.

B 15.0 26.5 1393681-30.59 1.04

B 30.0 41.5 1393681-41.18 1.63

U-link Plug/Plug

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U-link Jack/Jack/Jack

U-link Plug/Plug/Jack

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

37.1[1.46]

43.1[1.70]

9.5[0.37]

14.6[0.57] Ø 8.2

[0.32]M9.0x0.5

[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 25.0 ± 0.05

[0.98 ± 0.002]

*

*

41.2[1.62]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

24.5[0.96]

15.0[0.59]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]


A, B, F 2-1393681-5


A, B, F 1393679-1

*Filtered mating face

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2.3[0.09]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Threaded ring for installationof bulkhead jacks

Accessories

Isolation washer

Part No.1393562-5

1.0[0.04] 1.8

[0.07]

Ø 10.7 [0.42]

Ø 9.1 [0.36]

Ø 14.0 [0.55]

Isolation washer

Part No.1393562-6

Ø 9.1 [0.36]

1.0[0.04]

Ø 14.0 [0.55]

Cap for sealing and screeningof jacks

Part No.1393562-8

12.0[0.47]

Ø 9.6 [0.38]

Ø 12.0 [0.47]

14.0[0.55]

Soldering aid (sleeve) for jack(1-1393681-9) with solder termination

Part No.2-1393562-2

Cable stripping and installationexample: see Part number 2-1393562-2 under “Series 1.0/2.3”,page 130.

0.8[0.03]

2.1[0.08]

5.0[0.20]

2.4[0.09]

4.8[0.19]

3.5[0.14]

Part No.1-1393562-0

These components are pro-vided when bulkhead jackpart numbers are ordered,but can also be orderedseparately.


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Measurement Accessories


Plug 1.0/2.3 to Jack 1.6/5.6


A, B2, F2 2-1393670-3

Plug 1.6/5.6 to Jack 1.0/2.3


A, B2, F2 2-1393670-2

Plug 1.6/5.6 to Plug 1.0/2.3


A 2-1393670-1

Between Series Adapters(75 Ohm)

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

28.0[1.10]

9.2[0.36]

8.9[0.35]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

1)1)

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

33.0[1.30]

9.2[0.36]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

1)

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

34.5[1.36]

8.9[0.35]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

1)

1) Detent for jack2 Only jack side

Jack 1.0/2.3 to Jack 1.6/5.6


A, B, F 2-1393670-4

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

39.4[1.55]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

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Between Series Adapters(75 Ohm) (Continued)

BNC Jack to Plug 1.6/5.6

Part No.1-1393665-7

BNC Jack to Jack 1.6/5.6

Part No.1-1393665-5

BNC Plug to Jack 1.6/5.6

Part No.1-1393665-6

BNC Plug to Plug 1.6/5.6

Part No.1-1393665-4

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

46.4[1.83]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

ECN1669-6

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

44.3[1.74]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

ECN1670-9

Ø 9.6 [0.38]

45.4[1.79]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 11.0 [0.43]

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

ECN1671-H

Ø 9.6 [0.38]

45.4[1.79]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 11.0 [0.43]

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

ECN1672-Q

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Termination (75 Ohm)

Plug 1.6/5.6

Coupling Power PartType W No.

A 1.0 1393665-1

Plug 1.6/5.6


D 1.0 1393665-3

Jack 1.0/2.3


A, B, F 0.6 1-1393665-3

Standard Termination

Plug 1.0/2.3


A 0.6 1-1393665-215.0[0.59]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

8.9[0.35]

ECN0888-J

1)

23.1[0.91]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

ECN0889-S

29.6[1.17]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

28.1[1.11]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Jack 1.6/5.6


A, B, F 1.0 1393665-2

27.7[1.09]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

14.3[0.56] 1.5

[0.06]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

1) Detent for jack

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In-Series Adapter (75 Ohm)

Adapter 1.6/5.6, Jack/Jack


A, B, F 1-1393665-1

Note:U- and Y-link connectors see“1.6/5.6” section, page 133.

Adapter 1.6/5.6, Plug/Jack


A, B*, F* 1-1393681-7

*Jack side only

Adapter 1.6/5.6, Plug/Plug


A 1393681-643.8[1.73]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

41.3[1.63]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

28.4[1.12]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

14.3[0.56]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

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Tools



Crimping Tools

IDC ToolFor assembling IDC coaxialconnectors Series 1.6/5.6 mSon coaxial cables.

L

50.0[1.97]

6.6[0.26]

123

Hexagon Profile No.

with Open Jaws

Part No.2-1393524-8

225.0[8.86]

ItemWidth Across Flats of the Profile Dim. Color of Part No.

1 2 3 L handles

Crimping Tool 2.8 3.2 3.6 214.0 Green 1393524-40.11 0.13 0.14 8.43

Crimping Tool 2.8 5.4 4.5 260.0 Yellow 1393524-50.11 0.21 0.18 10.24

Crimping tools are used forassembling coaxial connec-tors on coaxial cables. Theycan be applied particularlyeconomically for small batchsizes.

The crimping dies are afixed part of the crimpingtools. Each tool is equippedwith 2 or 3 different profiles.A total of 6 widths acrossflats are possible with 2tools, whose hand lengthsare adapted to the dimen-sions of the hexagon pro-files. The tools can be dis-tinguished at a glance bydifferent colored handles.

Item Part No.Removal tool

length 70 [2.76] 2-1393524-4length 200 [7.87] 2-1393524-6

Spare partFerrule 2-1393524-7

Removal ToolFor replacing the specialcontacts on connectors DIN41612 M and SIEDECON.

12.5[0.49]

70.0[2.76]

1)

1.4[0.04]

200.0[7.87]

12.5[0.49]

1) Ferrule (spare part)

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Tools (Continued)



Item Part No.Setting gauge for types M 1-1393494-9

M/2 1-1393494-0M/3 1-1393494-1

Note: These gauges can also be used to pro-tect types C, C/2, C/3 and D.

Setting Gauge

Protective Caps/SettingGaugesThe setting gauges are usedto position coaxial jacks andpre-mating high-currentplugs on male connectorsDIN 41612 M if the pins areflow-soldered into PC boards.

The gauges are held byclamping in connector body and protect the bladecontacts.

The gauges provide protection— during transport (if the

male connectors havealready been removedfrom the packaging),

— during assembly,— against soiling,— during soldering.

ECN1225-PPC Board

SettingGauge

Male Connector DIN 41612M

Used to tighten the threaded rings 1-1393562-0on bulkhead jacks Series 1.6/5.6.

Item Part No.Wrench 1393524-1

Used to tighten the threaded ring on bulkheadjack 1393670-8.


Used to tighten the threaded ring on bulkheadjacks Series 1.0/2.3


Wrench

Ø 5.6 [0.22]

1.0[0.04]

Ø 6.7 [0.26]

50.0[1.97]

1.0[0.04]

ECN1229-M

Ø 6.1 [0.24]

1.2[0.05]

Ø 7.3 [0.29]

50.0[1.97]

1.5[0.06]

ECN1230-Q

Ø 11.0 [0.43]

Ø 0.91 [0.36]

0.9[0.04]

1.35[0.05]

40.0[1.57]

Movable

50.0[1.97]

50.0[1.97]

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Coaxial CablesList of the coaxial cables that are listed in the various connector series of this section.

Cable-Type DesignationCharacteristic Max. Cable Dielectric Diameter (mm)/

VDE Designation2) US Designation IEC DesignationImpedance (Ω) Outer Diameter (mm) Material1)

Manufacturer des. 96-IEC50 1.9 0.91max/PTFE 5YC5Ye 0.3/0.86 RG 178 50-1-150 2.1 0.87/PTFE — RG 196 50-1-250 2.25 1.71max/PTFE 5YK 0.51/1.68 RG 405 —50 2.6 1.60max/PTFE 5YC5Ye 0.5/1.5 RG 316 50-2-150 2.8 1.60max/PE 2YCY 0.5/1.5 RG 174 —50 3.0 1.52/PTFE 5YCC5Y 0.5/1.5 RD 316 —50 3.6 3.01max/PTFE 5YK 0.9/3.0 RG 402 —50 6.4 5.38max/PTFE 5YK 1.63/5.33 RG 401 —75 2.67 1.68max/PTFE 5YC6Y 0.3/1.6 RG 179 75-2-175 3.0 1.60max/PTFE — RD 179 —75 3.3 1.68max/Cell-FEP 06YCC(St)6Y 0.4/1.6 — —75 3.2 2.1max — ST 212 —75 3.6 2.0max/Cell-PE 02Y(St)CY 0.45/2.0 — —75 4.0 2.0maxE/Cell-PE 02Y12YC(mS)C6Y 0.45/2.0 — —75 4.0 2.54max/PE 2YCY 0.4/2.5 — —75 4.8 2.54max/PE 2YCCY 0.4/2.5 — —75 5.0 2.54max/PE 2YC(mS)CY 0.4/2.5 — —75 6.1 4.25max/PE 2YCY 0.7/4.4 — —75 6.2 2.83max/PE 2YC(mS)CY 0.5/3.0 — —75 6.25 3.8max/PE 2YCY 0.58/3.7 RG 59 —75 7.8 4.43max/PE 2YCCY 0.7/4.4 — —75 9.8 6.4/PE 2YCCY 1.0/6.5 — —75 9.8 6.4/PE 2YC(mS)CY 1.0/6.5 — —

1) Material labelPTFE Polytetrafluorethylene (Teflon)PE PolyethyleneFEP Perfluorethylene propylenePFA Perfluoralkoxy copolymer

2) Mounting label of the VDE type numbers (from inside to outside)Example:

6Y C (mS) C Y 0.7/4.0 -75 (r2/100) vs gr

Dielectric

1st screen

Intermediate layer

2nd screen

Outer jacket

Diameter inner conductor/dielectric

Characteristic impedance

Max. reflection (r) in % / frequency in MHz

Specifications on inner conductor and/or jacket color

ExplanationDielectric and Jacket

2Y = PE5Y = PTFE02Y = Cell PE06Y = Cell FEP6Y = FEP

Screen:C = Cu braidingK = Cu tape

Intermediate layer:mS = magnetic screenSt = static screen

Specifications on inner conductor:

vs = silver platedstaku = Bare copper-clad

steel wire conductor

Jacket color:gn = greengr = greyrt = redws = white


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OSMP Microminiature Push-On Coaxial Connectors


Features Intermateable with Gilbert

GPO™ Series

DESC approved

Enhanced performance features

Simplified Assembly

OSMP microminiature push-on coaxial connectorsprovide solutions for today’smodular designs withdenser packaging require-ments. The extremely smallsize of the OSMP offers aversatile solution for highdensity packaging allowing connector center-to-centerspacing of 4.32 [0.17]. Thepush-on interface facilitateseasier assembly and testwith a positive snap-in fea-ture to indicate a fullymated connection. Therugged OSMP interface canwithstand harsh environ-ments of mechanical shockand vibration, typicallyfound in military or aero-space related applications.This OSMP connector inter-face is the standard usedby Defense ElectronicsSupply Center (DESC) togenerate the SMP push-onconnector series.

OSMP connectors can beyour design solution formechanical packaging andfrequency response. TheOSMP interface provides0.020" of radial misalign-ment for critical blindmateapplications. Mating forcesare strictly controlled toensure reliable connectionsper mated pair or whensimultaneously mating multi-ple connectors. Cable jacksinclude an anti-rocking ringto ensure reliable mechani-cal performance regardlessof the operating environ-ment. OSMP connectorsoffer enhanced broadbandVSWR performance of

1.15:1 max thru 26GHz and1.40:1 max thru 40GHz.

Standard design OSMPconfigurations includecable connectors, straightand right angle, for 0.047and 0.085 semi-rigid cable,full detent, limited detentand smooth bore matingshrouds that can be bulk-head or flange mountedand glass feedthroughs forcoax to circuit launchers.In-series adapters for mod-ule to module intermatingand between seriesadapters for integrating ortesting systems or compo-nents parameters.

OSMP Shroud and Jack to Jack Adapter Assembly

Typical VSWR for OSMP Jack to Jack Adapter Part Numbers 1059829-1 and 1056721-1

1.50:1

1.40:1

1.30:1

1.20:1

1.10:1

0.0 8.0 16.0 24.0 32.0 40.0 GHz

VS

WR

Between Series AdaptersFor OSMP Between Series Adapters,see Pages 255-264.


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GeneralMaterials and FinishesHousings and Center Contacts Beryllium Copper per ASTM-B-196; gold plate over nickel plateDielectric PTFE Fluorocarbon per ASTM-D-1457Shrouds Stainless steel per ASTM-A582 Type 303; passivate per ASTM-A380Hermetic Seal Glass bead

ElectricalFrequency Range dc - 40.0 GHzVSWR 1.10:1 Maximum dc - 23.0 GHz

1.15:1 Maximum 23.0 - 26.0 GHz1.40:1 Maximum 26.0 - 40.0 GHz

Voltage Rating 335 Vrms maximum at sea level Insertion Loss 0.10 f√ (GHz) maximumInsulation Resistance 5000 megohms minimumDielectric Withstanding Voltage 500 volts (VRMS minimum) RF High Potential 325 volts (VRMS minimum) @ 5 MHzImpedance 50 ohms nominalRF Leakage -80dB to 3 GHz, -65dB from 3 to 26.5 dB minimumContact Resistance Initial center contact 6.0 milliohms maximum

Outer contact 2.0 milliohms maximum

MechanicalDurability 100 mating cycles minimumRadial Misalignment ±0.020 minimumAxial Misalignment .000/.010Force to Engage full detent 15.0 lbs. maximum

half detent 10.0 lbs. maximumsmooth bore 2.0 lbs. maximum

Force to Disengage full detent 5.0 lbs. minimumhalf detent 2.0 lbs. minimumsmooth bore 0.5 lbs. minimum

Center Contact Retention 1.5 lbs. minimum axial force

EnvironmentalOperating Temperature -65°C to +165°CVibration per mil-std-202, method 204, test condition DShock per mil-std-202, method 213, test condition IThermal Shock per mil-std-202, method 107, test condition B Moisture Resistance per MIL-STD-202 method 106, except step 7b shall be omitted. Resistance shall be 200 megohms

within 5 minutes after removal from humidity.

Specifications


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Jack

Note: The U.S. Government (DESC) has determined that the above specifiedinterface dimensions are interchangeable and intermateble with Gilbert GPOSeries RF Connectors.1

1 Per DESC drawing numbers 94007 and 94008, series SMP.

3.40[.132]Min.

3.43[.135]

3.20 ± .050

[.125 ± .002]

2.80 ± .050

[.110 ± .002]

Dia.

2.8[.112]Min.

8.60 ± .076

[.142 ± .003]Dia.Dia.

Max.

3.43[.135]

Dia.Max.

3.70[.145]

Dia.Max.

EMI Ring

Anti-Rock Ring

Full Detent

Bullet Smooth Bore

ShroudInterface Dimensions


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Straight Cable Jack, SolderAttachment

6.40[.250]

3.40[.135]

Dia.Max.

3.40[.133]

Dia.

EMI Ring Anti-Rock Ring

Right Angle CableJack, Solder Attachment

4.10[.161]Max.

3.40[.135]

Dia.Max.

5.80[.230]

Max.

Dim.BDim.A

EMI Ring

Anti-Rock Ring

Jack to Jack Adapter (Bullet) 6.40 / 6.50[.2525 / .2555]

3.40[.135]

Dia.Max.

3.40[.133]

Dia.

Cable M/A-COM PartModel Number No.

.047 Semi-Rigid 2902-7947-62 1056526-1

.085 Semi-Rigid 2902-7985-62 1056527-1(RG-405)

Cable Dim. Dim. M/A-COM PartA B Model No. No.

.047 Semi-Rigid 4.8 5.8 2908-7947-62 1056553-1.190 .230

.085 Semi-Rigid 5.3 6.7 2908-7985-62 1056554-1(RG-405) .209 .265

M/A-COM PartModel Number No.2980-0000-62 1059829-1

Cable Dim. Dim. M/A-COM PartA B Model No. No.

.047 Semi-Rigid 4.8 5.8 2908-7947-62 1056553-1.190 .230

.085 Semi-Rigid 5.3 6.7 2908-7985-62 1056554-1(RG-405) .209 .265


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Shroud - Threaded 3.00[.120]

4.10[.160]

Dia.Max.

3.00[.120]

4.20[.165]

1.10[.045]

Dim.D2 Plcs.

Dim.C

Dim.B Dim.A

Dim.A

Dim.B

Shroud - 2 Hole Flange Surface Mount

Shroud - Press Fit

Description Dim. A Dim. B Dim. C Dim. D M/A-COM Part No.Model No.

12.2 8.3 4.7 2.5.480 .328 .187 .098 2998-5001-02 1056721-1

15.8 12.2 5.7 2.6Full Detent .625 .481 .223 .102 2998-5002-02 1056722-1

10.2 7.2 4.2 1.9.400 .282 .165 .073 2998-5003-02 1056724-1

12.2 8.3 4.7 2.5

Limited Detent.480 .328 .187 .098 2998-5028-02 1056729-1

10.2 7.2 4.2 1.9.400 .282 .165 .073 2998-5030-02 1056731-1

10.2 7.2 4.2 1.9Smooth Bore .400 .282 .165 .073 2998-5049-02 1056749-1

Description M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Full Detent 2998-5045-02 1056745-1

Limited Detent 2998-5043-02 1056743-1Smooth Bore 2998-5044-02 1056744-1

Description Dim. Dim. M/A-COM PartA B Model No. No.

Full Detent 4.6 2.9 2998-5005-02 1056726-1.182 .1154.4 3.0 2998-5033-02 1056734-1

Limited Detent .174 .1203.9 2.0 2998-5035-02 1056736-1.154 .080


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Glass Bead Assembly

Shroud - Solder-InHermetic

.400[.015]Dia.

1.60[.063]

3.20[.125]

2.50[.099]

3.70[.145]Dia.

2.50[.098]

2.00[.080]

3.60[.140]

1.30[.050]

Dia.

0.40[.015]

Dia.

Description M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Full Detent 2998-5054-94 1056750-1

Limited Detent 2998-5055-94 1056751-1Smooth Bore 2998-5056-94 1056752-1


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RF Coax Connectors

Blind Mate Connectors

Features 26.5 or 40 GHz performance Superior performance of air

dielectric interface Solid telescoping

alignment; no interfacedamage

Shielded outer contact; lowRF leakage

Configurations include bulkhead jacks and plugsfor panel and bulkheadapplications

3.5 mm Blind Mate hasinterchangeable mounting/panel spacing with otherblind mate designs perDESC specification

Crimped with standardmilitary SMA hand tool andspecial locator inserts


Recognized under theComponent Program ofUnderwriters Laboratories Inc., File No. E81956


R

R

R

MaterialsCenter Contacts — Beryllium Copperor Brass per QQ-B-626, per QQ-C-530,gold platedOuter Contacts — Beryllium copperper QQ-C-530, gold platedPlugs — Beryllium copper per QQ-C-530, gold platedJack — Stainless steel per ASTM-A-582, gold plated Shells — Stainless steel per ASTM-A-582, passivated Panel Shells — Brass per QQ-B-626,nickel plated Dielectrics — TEFLON per ASTM-D-1457Grip Rings — Brass per MIL-C-50 orBeryllium Copper per QQ-C-530, nickelplatedSprings — Steel wire per QQ-W-470Bushings — Stainless steel per ASTM-A-582, passivated Retention Springs — BerylliumCopper per QQ-C-530, Tin-Lead Plated

FinishesPassivate per QQ-P-35Gold per MIL-G-45204Nickel per QQ-N-290Tin-Lead per ASTM-B-545

Electrical CharacteristicsNominal Impedance — 50 ohms Frequency Range —3.5 mm: 0 to 26.5 GHz2.8 mm: 0 to 26.5 GHz2.8 mm for size 8 cavities: 0 to 40 GHzOperating Voltage —RG-402/U Cable (3.58 [.141] O.D.)

500 volts rms at 60 Hz (sea level)125 volts rms at 60 Hz (21 336 m [70,000 ft])

RG-405/U Cable (2.18 [.086] O.D.)335 volts rms at 60 Hz (sea level)85 volts rms at 60 Hz (21 336 m [70,000 ft])

Mechanical Characteristics Cable Retention —RG-402/U Cable (3.58 [.141] O.D.)–

60 lb [266.9 N], min. RG-405/U Cable (2.18 [.086] O.D.)–

30 lb [133.4 N], min. Connector Mating Force —3.5 mm: 6 lbs Max.2.8 mm: 3 lbs Max.

Environmental Characteristics Temperature Range —-65°C to +105°C

Packaging — All connectors are pack-aged individually unless otherwisenoted.


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3.5 mm Blind Mate Connectors


Part No. 448089-1

6.35[.250]

9.65[.380]

3.94[.155]

Max.

Bulkhead Plug 2-Hole Panel Plug

Bulkhead Jack

Maximum Panel Thickness 3.18 [.125]Recommended Panel Cutouts

11.68 Dia. [.460]

14.99 Max. [.590] Maximum Panel Thickness 3.81 [.150]


9.91 ±0.05 Dia. [.390 ±.002 ]

19.05[.750]

15.11 Max. [.595]

10.41[.410]Dia.

14.48 Max. [.570]

7.92 Hex [.312]

7.11 ±0.05 Typ.[.280 ±.002 ]

9.58 ±0.05 Dia.[.377 ±.002 ]

2.74 ±0.05 Dia. [.108 ±.002 ] (2 Holes)


14.22 ±0.1

[.560 ±.004 ]

BMA Mount

6.15/6.17 Dia. [.242/.243]

6.5 ± 0.05

[.256 ± .002]Dia.

BMB Mount


Part No.1-22145-3

Part No.2-332004-0

Right Angle PC BoardBulkhead Jack

2.79 – 2.87[.110 – .113]

Dia.6.45 ± .050

[.254 ± .002]


Dia.

Dia.

2.54 ± .076

[.100 ± .003]1.70 ± .076

[.067 ± .003]

5.08 ± .050

[.200 ± .002]

5.08 ± .050

[.200 ± .002]

2.54 ± .050

[.100 ± .002]

1.52 ± .076

[.060 ± .003]

Recommended PCB Layout

Hand Tool KitRG/U Connector No. 59981-1 PartCable Configuration No.

Die Set Locator*

2-Hole Panel Plug *** — 447314-1174, 188, 316 Bulkhead Jack

*** — 447315-1(BMA Mount Cutout)316 Bulkhead

** — 1274113-1Double Braid Plug

402 Semi-Rigid/2-Hole Panel Plug 312253-1 313745-1 222200-1

3.58 [.141]

405 Bulkhead Plug 312253-2 313745-1 222197-1Semi-Rigid/ Bulkhead Jack 312253-2 313746-1 222196-12.18 [.086] (BMB Mount Cutout)

*Not included in Hand Tool Kit No. 59981-1; must be purchased separately.**See drawing for tooling information.***Use hand tool 220061-1 to crimp contact and ferrule.


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2.8 mm Blind Mate Connectors


2.8 mm Floating Plug

Materials and FinishesCenter Contact — Beryllium copper,gold plated Outer Shell — Stainless steel, passivated Inner Shell — Beryllium copper, goldplated Dielectric — TEFLONGrip Ring — Beryllium copper orbrass, nickel plated Spring — Steel wire Retaining Clip — Beryllium copper,nickel plated Shroud — Beryllium copper, nickelplated

Recommended Panel Layout

7.24 ±0.08 Dia. [.285 ±.003]

11.05 Max. [.435]

RG-405 Semi-Rigid Cable - Part No. 413012-11.19 [.047] Semi-Rigid Cable - Part No. 413025-1

Bottoming Surface

7.62 Min.[.300] Typ.

5.16 ±0.05

[.203 ±.002]

3.81 Min.[.150] Typ.

2.36 ±0.05

[.093 ±.002]6.73 ±0.03 Dia.[.265 ±.001] Typ.


4.75 Hex [.187] 10.16 Max.

[.400]

Part No. 413020-1

1.52[.060]

6-40UNF-2B

Typ.

3.96[.156]

5.08 Min. [.200]

1.8 ±0.05

[.071 ±.002]

Bottoming Surface

7.62 Min.[.300] Typ.

Launcher

Materials and FinishesCenter Contact — Brass, gold plated Inner Shell — Beryllium copper, goldplated

Bulkhead Jack

Material and FinishesCenter Contact — Beryllium copper,gold plated Inner Shell — Beryllium copper, goldplated Dielectric — TEFLON Grip Ring — Beryllium copper orbrass, nickel plated Shroud — Beryllium copper, gold plated


4.75 Hex[.187]

10.42 Max. [.410]

1.19 [.047] Semi-Rigid Cable - Part No. 413024-1

4.09 ±0.03 Dia.[.161 ±.001] Typ.

1.98 ±0.05

[.078 ±.002]

2.36[.093]

Bottoming Surface

7.62 Min. [.300] Typ.

4.9 ±0.05

[.193 ±.002]


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2.8 mm Blind Mate Contacts for Size 8 Cavities (for Subminiature D Type Connectors)


Hand Tool KitRG/U Connector No. 59981-1 PartCable Configuration No.

Die Set Locator*

405 Semi-Rigid Plug 312253-2 852113-1 413242-12.18 [.086] Jack 312253-2 852114-1 413249-1

*Not included in Hand Tool Kit No. 59981-1; must be purchased separately.

Plug

Materials and FinishesShroud and Grip Ring — Brass, nickel platedRetaining Clip — Beryllium copper,gold platedShell and Contact — Beryllium copper, gold platedDielectric — TEFLON

Jack

Materials and FinishesSleeve and Grip Ring — Brass, nickel platedRetaining Clip — Beryllium copper,nickel plated Shell and Contact — Beryllium copper, gold plated Dielectric — TEFLONApplication Tool — 59980-1(Requires Die Set and Locator, see tablefor part numbers) Trimmer Tool — 312317-1 Cable Dressing Fixture — 311395-1

Note: All the above tools are included inHand Tool Kit No. 59981-1 listed in the table.

5.72 Dia. [.225] Max.

13.85 Max. [.545]

13.75 Max. [.541]

5.72 Dia. [.225] Max.

RG-405 Semi-Rigid/2.18 [.086] CablePart No. 413249-1

RG-405 Semi-Rigid/2.18 [.086] CablePart No. 413242-1


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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors


Features Interface designed for

multiple interconnects

For high performancemicrowave systemrequirements

Bulkhead or panel mount

For semi-rigid cable

OSP miniature connectors forsemi-rigid cable meet highperformance requirementsfor microwave multiple inter-connects. Standard units areavailable in bulkhead orpanel mount designs foreither direct solder or OSCCsolderless compressioncrimp attachment. Completetooling for both versions islocated in the Tool Section ofthis catalog.

Jack connectors are avail-able in either float or rigidmount. Rigid mount units willfunction to specifications upto ±.10 [.004] radial misalign-ment with the mating plugconnector. Applicationsrequiring greater than ±.10[.004 ] radial misalignmentcan use either the floatdesign or floating connectorplates with guide pins.

The OSCC SolderlessCompression Crimp attach-

ment meets high perfor-mance requirements formicrowave system applica-tions. The cable attachmentis permanent and highlyreliable.

Ease of assembly permitsusers unskilled in solderingtechniques to rapidly pro-duce cable assemblies withconsistently excellentmechanical and electricalperformance.


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Engineering DataImpedance — 50 ohmsFrequency — dc to 22.0 GHzTemperature Rating — -65° to 125° C

Electrical RG 402 (.141) Semi-Rigid RG 405 (.085) Semi-RigidVSWR —

dc - 18.0 GHz 1.02 + .005f (GHz) 1.05 + .005f (GHz)18.0 - 22.0 GHz 1.02 + .008f (GHz) 1.05 + .009f (GHz)

RF Transmission Loss — .03 x √--f (GHz) .03 x √--f (GHz)Insulation Resistance — 5,000 megohms min. 5,000 megohms min.Contact Resistance —

Center Contact 2.0 milliohms max. 2.0 milliohms max.Outer Contact 2.0 milliohms max. 2.0 milliohms max.Outer Contact to Cable 0.5 milliohms max. 0.5 milliohms max.

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage — 1500 volts RMS 1000 volts RMSCorona Extinction Voltage at 70,000 Ft.— 375 volts min. 335 volts min.RF High Potential at 5 MHz — 1,000 volts RMS 670 volts RMSRF Leakage Interface Only — -(90-fGHz) dB min. (fully mated) -(90-fGHz) dB min. (fully mated)Power Handling — 300W at 3 GHz (sea level) and room temperature

EnvironmentalCorrosion — Method 101, Condition B, MIL-STD-202Vibration — Method 204, Condition D, 20G’s, MIL-STD-202Shock — Method 213, Condition I, 100G’s, MIL-STD-202Temperature Cycling — Method 107, Condition B, MIL-STD-202Moisture Resistance — Method 106, MIL-STD-202

MaterialHousing — Corrosion resistant steel Type 303 (stainless) per ASTM A484 and A582Center Contact — Beryllium copper per ASTM-B-196Dielectric — TFE fluorocarbon per ASTM-D-1457Gasket (O’Ring) — MIL-P-25732

MechanicalForce to Engage — 3 pounds max.Force to Disengage — 1.5 pounds max.Center Contact Retention — 6 pounds min.Durablilty — 5,000 CyclesRadial Misalignment —

Rigid Mount ±.10 [±. 004] Float Mount ±.51 [±.020]

Mating CharacteristicsJack Connector —

Center Contact Socket Oversize test Pin — .945 + .003 [.0372 + .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inchInsertion Depth — .76/1.14 [.030/.045]Number of Insertions — 3

Insertion Force Test Pin — .940 + .003 [.0370 + .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inchInsertion Depth — 1.27/1.91 [.050/.075]Insertion Force — 3 pounds max.

Withdrawal Force Test Pin — .90 + .003 [.0355 - .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inchInsertion Depth — 1.27/1.91 [.050/.075]Withdrawal — 1 ounce min.

FinishCenter Contact — Gold plate per MIL-G-45204, Type II, Class 1 over copper plate per MIL-C-14550Housing — Gold plate per MIL-G-45204, Typ II, Class 0 over nickel plate per QQ-N-290, Class 2

or passivate per ASTM-A380

The specifications givenrefer specifically to matedpair of Part Numbers1059410-1 and 1059402-1(RG 402) and 1059412-1and 1222092-1 (RG 405).Specifications on other con-nectors are available onrequest.

The general electrical,mechanical and environ-mental specifications in thefollowing table are recom-mended for procurementdocuments or drawings.

All dimensions shown are nominal.Contact the factory for specific tolerances.


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The connector interface,specifically designed formultiple interconnects, main-tains reliable performanceover the typical mechanicaltolerance required in costeffective packaging.

The interface test data showsexcellent performance ismaintained with mating gapsup to 0.38 [.015].

Jack Plug

Letter Dimensions

A 1.78.070 Nom.

B 5.72.225 Min.

C 7.62.300 Ref.

D 5.00.197 Nom.*

E 5.08.200 Max.

F 3.23.127 Max.*

*With spring bottomed

Letter Dimensions

A 1.78.070 Nom.

B 5.33.210 Nom.

C 7.62.300 Ref.

D 5.05.199 Min.

E 0.91.036 Nom.

F 3.25.128 Min.


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Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Plug Rear Mount

ADia.

BDia.

Hex.

17.5[.690]

7.9[.312]

Max.ndedHole

9.19[.362]

Dia.6.1 ± 0.03

[.240 ± .001]

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

6.1

[.242


Dia.

6.1 [.240

Flange Mount Cable JackFloating Rear Mount

B Dia.

Dia.

18.0[.710]

9.7[.380]

14.2[.560]

Dia.9.5

[.372]

Dia.19.1[.750]

Dia.2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

532]1

ADia.

D

7.1[.280]

9[.3

14.2 ± 0.10

[.560 ± .004]

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

9.6

[.377


CableDimensions M/A-COM Part

A B Model No. No.

RG-402/U3.58 3.7 4.6 4506-7941-02 1221879-1.141 .144 .180

RG-405/U2.16 2.3 3.0 4506-7985-02 1059456-1.085 .089 .120

Finish: Inner housing that is soldered to cable is gold plated. Outer housing is passivatedstainless steel.

When using semi-rigid cable, it is recommended that a service loop be used to facilitatethe float features of the connector.

Bulkhead Feedthrough CableJack Rigid Rear Mount

ADia.

BDia.

Hex.

18.0[.710]

11.1[.437]

Dia.6.4

[.250]

Max.9.19[.362]

dedole

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

9.1

[.359

11.1[.437]

Dia.


Cable PlatingDimensions M/A-COM Part

A B Model No. No.

RG-402/U3.58 Gold 3.7 4.6 4504-7941-00 1059410-1.141 .144 .180

RG-405/U2.16 Gold 2.3 3.0 4504-7985-00 1059412-1.085 .089 .120


A B Model No. No.

RG-402/U3.58 Gold 3.7 4.6 4503-7941-00 1059402-1.141 .144 .180

RG-405/U2.16 Gold 2.3 3.0 4503-7985-00 1222092-1.085 .089 .120


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Dia.

16.2[.640]

Dia.11.2[.440] Max.

9.3 ± 0.03

[.365 ± .001]

ADia.

BDia.


A B Model No. No.

RG-402/U3.58 Gold 3.7 4.6 4522-7941-02 1059505-1.141 .144 .180

RG-405/U2.16 Gold 2.3 3.0 4522-7985-02 1044851-1.085 .089 .120

When using semi-rigid cable, it is recommended that a service loop be used to facilitate the float features of the connector.

Low Profile – PanelFeedthrough Cable Jack –Floating Rear Mount

A Dia.

BDia.18.0

[.710]

Dia.7.6[.300]


A B Model No. No.

RG-402/U3.58 Gold 3.7 4.6 4510-7941-00 1059465-1.141 .144 .180

RG-405/U2.16 Gold 2.3 3.0 4510-7985-00 1059467-1.085 .089 .120

Recommended removal tool part number 1059774-1 is described in Tool Section.When using semi-rigid cable, it is recommended that a service loop be used to facilitate the float features of the connector.

Panel A ±.003 Panel B ±.003 Stand-Off Panel C +.050/–.0002.3 9.5 7.2.090 .375 .2852.3 11.1 5.6

.090 .438 .2222.3 12.7 4.1

.090 .500 .1603.2 9.5 6.4

.125 .375 .2503.2 11.1 4.7

.125 .438 .1873.2 12.7 3.2

.125 .500 .125

Low Profile – BulkheadFeedthrough Cable Jack –Floating Rear Mount

Recommended Mounting Detail

Stand-Off C

Panel A PanelB

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003]– .000

8.6

[.340+ 0.05– 0.00+ .002]– .000

8.0

[.316

+ 0.00– 0.13+ .000]– .005

1.3

[.050Panel

B

Dia.

16.2[.640]

Dia.11.2[.440] Max.

9.3 ± 0.03

[.365 ± .001]

ADia.

BDia.

Dia.+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

9.4

[.368



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Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Plug Fixed Rear Mount

Dia.Hex.

Dia.B

7.9[.312]

5.5[.218]

Max.9.19[.362]

6.1 ± 0.03

[.240 ± .001]

ADia.

de

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

6.1

[.242Dia.

6[.2



B

Dia.

9.7[.380]

14.2[.560]

Dia.9.5[.372]

Dia.5.5[.218]

Dia.19.1[.750]

Dia.2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

ADia.

Dia.

7.1[.280]

9.5[.372

14.2 ± 0.10

[.560 ± .004]

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

9.6

[.377


Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Jack Fixed Rear Mount Hex.

B

11.1[.437]

Dia.6.4

[.250]

Dia.5.5

[.218] Max.12.7[.500]

ADia.

edle

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

9.1

[.359

11[.43

Dia.


Dim. BCable Plating Dim. A Before After

M/A-COM Part

Crimping CrimpingModel No. No.

RG-405/U Passivated2.16 Stainless 2.2 19.8 17.2 4503-7685-02 1059399-1.085 Steel .088 .782 .677

Outline drawing shows after crimp dimensions.


M/A-COM Part




Outline drawing shows after crimp dimensions.


M/A-COM Part




Outline drawing shows after crimp dimensions. When using semi-rigid cable, it is recommended that a service loop be used to facilitate the float features of the connector.


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Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Plug Rear Mount

Max.34.9[1.375]

Ref.21.2[.833]

11.4[.447]

Dia.6.9 ± 0.03

[.240 ± .001]

dedHole

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

6.1

[.24211[.44

Dia.

6.9 [.240



Dia.

9.5[.372]Dia.

21.7[.875] Ref.

35.6[1.400] Max.

2.6[.102]

Dia.2 Plcs.

19.1[.750]Dia.

14.2[.560]

9.5[.375]

7.1[.280]

14.2 ± .102

[.560 ± .004]

+ .051– .025+ .002]– .001

9.6

[.377Dia.

9.5[.372Dia


Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Jack Rigid Rear Mount

Max.35.6[1.400]

Ref.21.7[.855]

6.4[.250]

Dia.9.1 ± 0.03

[.357 ± .001]

+ 0.03– .000+ .001]– .000

9.1

[.359Dia.


Cable Plating M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

RG-55/U,Passivated Stainless Steel 4533-7341-02 1059521-1142, 223,

400RG-174/U,

Passivated Stainless Steel 4533-7388-02 1059523-1179, 187,188, 316



400RG-174/U,




400


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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)For Flexible Cable, Crimp Attachment (Continued)


Low Profile – PanelFeedthrough Cable Jack –Rear Mount

7.6[.300]Dia.

35.6[1.400]

22.3[.878]

Max.

Ref.



400RG-174/U,


Refer to Recommended Mounting Hole Detail for Semi-Rigid Cable Low Profile Feedthrough Cable Jack.Recommended removal tool part number 1059774-1 is described in Tool Section.

Dia.+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

9.4

[.368



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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount


Straight Terminal2-Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle

22.3[.878]

8.4[.330]

9.9[.390]

1.7[.065]

6.4[.250]

4.1[.162]

1.3.050 Dia.

Dia.

Dia.

15.9[.625]

12.2[.481]

6.6[.260]

2.6[.102] Dia.

2 Plcs.

4-Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle

Dia.6.4[.250]

22.3[.878]

Dia.

2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

Sq.

12.7[.500]

Typ.

8.6[.340]

Dia.1.3[.050]

Dia.4.1[.162]

2-Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle

7.6[.300]

12.2[.481]

Dia.1.3[.050]

27.4[1.080]

Dia.4.1[.162]

15.9[.625]

Dia.

2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

Plating M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

Passivated Stainless 4551-1352-02 1049678-1

Steel



Steel



Steel



Steel

4-Hole Flange Mount JackReceptacle

27.4[1.080]

Dia.

2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

Sq.

12.7[.500]

Typ.

8.6[.340]

Dia.1.3[.050]

Dia.4.1[.162]


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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount (Continued)


Straight TerminalThreaded Installation –Panel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle

10.4[.410]

6.4[.250]

Dia.0.5[.020]

Dia.1.6[.064]

Dia.

Dia.

5.3[.210]

5.5 ± 0.03

[.218 ± .001]

5.3 ± 0.05

[.210 ± .002]

Dia.

Panel

1.7 ± 0.03

[.066 ± .001]


Threaded Installation –Panel Feedthrough JackReceptacle

10.4[.410]

6.4[.250]

Dia.0.5[.020]

Dia.1.6[.064]

Dia.

Dia.

5.3[.210]

5.5 ± 0.03

[.218 ± .001]

5.3 ± 0.05

[.210 ± .002]

Dia.

Panel

1.7 ± 0.03

[.066 ± .001]




Steel



Steel



Steel



Steel

6.4[.250]

7.92[.312]

Dia.7.6[.300]

Dia. Dia.0.5

[.020]

6.4 ± 0.03

[.250 ± .001]

+ 0.05– .000+ .002]– .000

6.4

[.253Dia.

Dia.

1.2 ± 0.03

[.046 ± .001]Dia.

+ .000– 0.05+ .000]– .002

6.3

[.248Dia.


Press Fit Installation –Panel Feedthrough JackReceptacle

Press Fit Installation –Panel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle

6.4[.250]

Dia.7.6[.300]

Dia.0.5[.020]

6.4 ± 0.03

[.250 ± .001]

+ 0.05– .000+ .002]– .000

6.4

[.253Dia.

Dia.

1.2 ± 0.03

[.046 ± .001]Dia.

+ .000– 0.05+ .000]– .002

6.3

[.248Dia.



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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)Panel Mount (Continued)


Straight TerminalPrinted Circuit BoardStraight Plug Receptacle –Captured Contact

Dia.1.3[.050]12.7

[.500]

6.4[.250]Sq.

Sq.4 Plcs.

1.0[.040]

5.1[.200]Typ.

5.1[.200]Typ.

+ 0.08– .000+ .003]– .000

1.7

[.067Dia.Hole Typ.



Gold 4563-0000-00 1059684-1


Gold 4562-0000-00 1059681-1


Gold 4565-0000-00 1059691-1

Straight Jack Receptacle –Captured Contact

Dia.

Dia.

1.3[.050]

13.5[.530]

9.5[.375]

Sq.4 Plcs.

1.0[.040]

5.1[.200]Typ.

5.1[.200]Typ.

+ 0.08– .000+ .003]– .000

1.7

[.067Dia.Hole Typ.


Right Angle PlugReceptacle – CapturedContact

Dia.

Sq.

1.3[.050]

13.5[.530]

6.4[.250]

15.0[.590]

Sq.4 Plcs.

1.0[.040]

5.1[.200]Typ.

5.1[.200]Typ.

+ 0.08– .000+ .003]– .000

1.7

[.067Dia.Hole Typ.



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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)Hermetically Sealed


Metal-To-MetalRigid Gasket Seal – PanelFeedthrough PlugReceptacle

Field ReplaceableSolder and Braze-InPanel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle

10.4[.410]

0.5[.020]

Dia.

RigidGasket

5.3[.210]

Dia.

1.6[.064]

Dia.

9.9[.390]

5.3[.210]

Dia. Dia.

Dia.

Glass Seal

5.6 ± 0.13

[.220 ± .005]

0.5 ± 0.03

[.020 ± .001]

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

4.0

[.158

Rigid Gasket Seal – PanelFeedthrough JackReceptacle

11.2[.450]

0.5[.020]

Dia.

1.6[.064]

Dia.

5.3[.210]

Dia.

RigidGasket

VSWR RF Leakage Plating M/A-COM Part(GHz) (dB) Model No. No.

1.04 + .009f –(90-fGHz) Passivated stainless steel 4557-5119-02 1059632-1

Installation Thermal Limit: 250°C. Recommended Mounting Hole Detail A follows, pg 171.



Installation Thermal Limit: 250°C. Recommended Mounting Hole Detail A follows, pg 171.



Recommended Mounting Detail B or E follows, pg 171.


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OSP Miniature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)Hermetically Sealed (Continued)


Field ReplaceableSolder and Braze-In(Continued)

Panel Feedthrough JackReceptacle

Recommended Mounting Hole Detail

10.7[.421]

Dia.

Dia.5.6 ± 0.13

[.220 ± .005]

0.5 ± 0.03

[.020 ± .001]

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

4.0

[.158

Glass Seal

Dia. Dia.

5.5 ± 0.03

[.218 ± .001]1.7 ± 0.03

[.066 ± .001]

6.4[.250]Ref.

Panel

2-Hole Flange Mount PlugReceptacle With EMI/RFIGasket – 0.5 [.018] Dia.Contact

Detail A*

Dia.

5.5 ± 0.03

[.218 ± .001]

Ref. Panel

6.4 ± 0.08

[.250 ± .003]

Dia.+ .000– 0.05+ .000– .002

4.1

.162 ][

Detail B* (6.35 [.250] Panel Thickness)

2.6 ± 0.03

[.102 ± .001]Dia.

3.2 ± 0.13

[.125 ± .005]Panel

12.2[.481]Ref.

Detail C*

2.9 ± 0.03

[.115 ± .001]Dia.

3.2 ± 0.13

[.125 ± .005]Panel

12.2[.481]Ref.

Detail D*

Dia.

5.5 ± 0.03

[.218 ± .001]

3.2 ± 0.03

[.125 ± .001]

Ref. Panel

7.6 ± 0.08

[.300 ± .003]

Dia.+ .000– 0.03+ .000– .001

4.1

.162 ][

Detail E*

9.5[.375]

6.4[.250]

Dia. Dia.

Dia.

8.0 ± 0.13

[.315 ± .005] 0.5 ± 0.03

[.018 ± .001]

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

2.8

[.112

6.6[.260]

12.2[.481]

15.9[.625]

Dia.

2 Plcs.

2.6[.102]

*Consult appropriate Instruction Sheet for complete mounting details.



Recommended Mounting Detail B or E follows at bottom of this page.



Recommended Mounting Detail D follows at bottom of this page.


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Engineering DataImpedance — 50 ohmsFrequency — dc to 28.0 GHzTemperature Rating — -65° to 125° C

Electrical RG-405 (.085) Semi-RigidVSWR — 1.05 + .01f (GHz)RF Transmission Loss — .040 x √--f (GHz)Insulation Resistance — 5,000 megohms min.Contact Resistance —

Center Contact 6.0 milliohms max.Outer Contact 3.0 milliohms max.Outer Contact to Cable 0.5 milliohms max.

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage — 675 volts RMSCorona Extinction Voltage at 70,000 Ft.— 250 volts min.RF High Potential at 5 MHz — 675 volts RMSRF Leakage Interface Only — -(90-fGHz) dB min. (fully mated)Power Handling — 300W at 3 GHz (sea level) and room

temperature

EnvironmentalCorrosion — Method 101, Condition B, MIL-STD-202Vibration — Method 204, Condition D, 20G’s, MIL-STD-202Shock — Method 213, Condition I, 100G’s, MIL-STD-202Temperature Cycling — Method 107, Condition B, MIL-STD-202Moisture Resistance — Method 106, MIL-STD-202

MaterialHousing — Corrosion resistant steel Type 303 (stainless) per

ASTM A484 and A582Center Contact — Beryllium copper per ASTM-B-196Dielectric — TFE fluorocarbon per ASTM-D-1457Gasket (O’Ring) — MIL-P-25732

MechanicalForce to Engage — 3 pounds max.Force to Disengage — 1.5 pounds max.Center Contact Retention — 4 pounds min.Durablilty — 1,000 CyclesRadial Misalignment —

Rigid Mount ±.06 [±.0025] Float Mount ±.51 [±.020]

Mating CharacteristicsJack Connector —

Center Contact Socket Oversize test Pin — .533 + .003 [.0210 + .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inch max.Insertion Depth — .76/1.14 [.030/.045]Number of Insertions — 3

Insertion Force Test Pin — .528 + .003 [.0208 + .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inchInsertion Force — 3 pounds max.

Withdrawal Force Test Pin — .495 + .003 [.0195 - .0001] dia.Test Pin Finish — 16 micro inch max.Insertion Depth — 1.27/1.91 [.050/.075]Withdrawal — 1/2 ounce min.

FinishCenter Contact — Gold plate per MIL-G-45204, Type II, Class 0 over nickel

plate per QQ-N-290, Class 2 or passivate per ASTM-A380Housing — Gold plate per MIL-G-45204, Type II, Class 0 over nickel

plate per QQ-N-290, Class 2 or passivate per ASTM-A380

Features Subminiature version of

OSP Blind Mate Connectors

For space savings

Family of connectors andadapters

OSSP connectors are asubminiature version of theOSP blind mate series.Connectors in this seriesincorporate the design ele-ments of the OSP interfaceincluding the float and mis-mate features. OSSP blindmates are about 40%smaller than OSPs and are

designed to be used inapplications where space isat a premium.

A complete family of OSSPconnectors and adapters isavailable including cableconnectors, fixed and floatmount panel connectorsand hermetic connectors.Rigid mount units will func-

tion to specifications up to±.064 [±.0025] radial mis-alignment with the matingplug connector.Applications requiringgreater than ±.064 [±.0025]radial misalignment can useeither the float design orfloating connector plateswith guide pins.


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Interface MatingDimensionsThe connector interface,specifically designed formultiple interconnects,maintains reliable perfor-mance over the typicalmechanical tolerancerequired in cost effectivepackaging.

The interface test data showsexcellent performance ismaintained with mating gapsup to .015 inch.

Jack Plug

DimensionsDescription

A B C D E F

Jack 1.22 Nom. 3.91 Min. 5.33 Ref. 5.00 Nom.* 3.35 Max. 3.23 Max.*0.48 .154 .210 .197 .132 .127

Plug 1.22 Nom. 3.56 Nom. 5.33 Ref. 5.00 Min. 0.51 Nom. 3.25 Min.0.48 .140 .210 .199 .020 .128

*With spring bottomed.


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Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Plug — Rear Mount

Dia.17.5[.690]

3.0[.120]

Dia. Min.2.3

[.089]

Max.7.3

[.289]

Dia.4.6 ± 0.03

[.180 ± .001]

ede

+ 0.03– .000+ .001– .000

4.6

.182Dia.

[.

[ ]



RG-405/U,2.16 Gold 4703-7985-00 1255511-1[.085]

Cable M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

RG-405/U,2.16 4706-7985-02 1059868-1[.085]

Finish: Inner housing that is soldered to cable is gold plated. Outer housing ispassivated stainless steel.When using semi-rigid cable, it is recommended that a service loop be usedto facilitate the float features of the connector.

Flange Mount Cable Jack —Floating Rear Mount Dia.

18.0[.710]

3.0[.120]

7.6[.300]

11.0[.435]

Dia.14.7[.580]

Dia.2 Plcs.Dia.

2.3[.089]Dia.

2.4[.093]

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003– .000

7.1

[.281 ]

Dia.+ 0.00– 0.05+ .000– .002

7.1

[.280 ]

dedHole

Dia.

5.5[.217]

11.0 ± 0.10

[.435 ± .004]

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003– .000

7.1

[.281 ]

Dia.+ 0.00– 0.05+ .000– .002

7.1

[.280 ]



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OSSP Subminiature Modular Blind Mate Connectors (Continued)For Flexible Cable, Crimp Attachment


Bulkhead FeedthroughCable Plug — Rear Mount

Ref.33.0[1.298]

Dia.4.6 ± 0.03

[.180 ± .001]

de

+ 0.03– .000+ .001– .000

4.6

[.182Dia.

[.


]


RG-188/U,Passivated Stainless Steel 4733-7316-02 1059884-1316 Double

Braided Only

Flange Mount Cable Jack — Floating Rear Mount

Dia.

35.6[1.40]Max.

7.6[.300]

11.0[.435]

Dia.14.7[.580]

Dia.2 Plcs.

2.4[.093]

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003– .000

.1

81 ]

Dia.+ 0.00– 0.05+ .000– .002

7.1

[.280 ]

Dia.

5.5[.217]

11.0 ± 0.10

[.435 ± .004]

+ 0.08– 0.00+ .003– .000

7.1

[.281


]

D+ 0.00– 0.05+ .000– .002

7.1

[.280 ]


RG-188/U,Passivated Stainless Steel 4736-7316-02 1059888-1316 Double

Braided Only

Straight TerminalThreaded Installation —Panel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle

11.4[.450] 6.4

[.250]

Dia.0.4[.015]

Dia.1.2[.049]

Dia. Dia.4.0[.156]

4.1 ± 0.03

[.162 ± .001]

5.3 ± 0.05

[.210 ± .002]

Dia.1.3 ± 0.03

[.051 ± .001]



Passivated Stainless Steel 4757-5006-02 1059903-1

For Panel Mount


176

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OSSP Subminiature Modular Blind Mate ConnectorsHermetically Sealed


Metal to MetalFormable Gasket — Panel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle

12.1[.475]

1.0[.039]

Dia. 3.0[.118]

Dia.3.6[.140]

Dia.

.03[.012]

Dia.


1.06 + .01f –(85-fGHz) Gold 4757-5014-00 1059905-1

Recommended Mounting Hole Detail A at bottom of this page.

Solder and Braze-In Panel Feedthrough PlugReceptacle 8.2

[.322]Ref.

5.3[.210]

Dia.

Dia.

Dia.+ 0.00– 0.05+ .000– .002

4.8

[.189 ]

0.5 ± 0.03

[.020 ± .001]


1.06 + .01f –(85-fGHz) Gold 4757-3204-00 1059902-1

Recommended Mounting Hole Details at bottom of this page.

Field ReplaceableSolder and Braze-In2-Hole Flange Mount Plug Receptacle WithEMI/RFI Gasket

Recommended Mounting Hole Detail forHermetically Sealed

9.5[.375]

5.3[.210]

Dia.Dia.

Dia.

8.2 ± 0.13

[.322 ± .005]0.3 ± 0.03

[.012 ± .001]Dia.

+ 0.05– 0.03+ .002]– .001

1.9

[.076

5.7[.223]

9.0[.353]

12.2[.480]

Dia.2 Plcs.

2.4[.093]


1.06 + .01f –(85-fGHz) Passivated Stainless Steel 4751-3355-02 1059894-1

Recommended Mounting Hole Detail B at bottom of this page.

Dia.

3.2 ± 0.03

[.121 ± .001]

Ref.

Dia.+ .003– 0.05+ .001– .002

4.1

[.162 ]Dia.

+ .000– 0.03+ .000– .001

1.0

[.041 ]

6.4[.250]

Detail A*

2.0 ± 0.03

[.078 ± .001]Dia.

3.2 ± 0.13

[.125 ± .005]Panel

9.0[.353]Ref.

Detail B*

*Consult appropriate Instruction Sheet for complete mounting procedure.


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SMB Connectors

Product Facts SMB offers snap-fit coupling

for quick connect/disconnect

Choice of Commercial orHigh Rel Connectors

50 and 75 Ω MIL-Type con-nectors available

Straight plugs and jacks arecompletely crimp terminated

Fast easy cable assembly

Low VSWR

Standard military, commer-cial or AMP tooling


PC Board soldered connec-tors are recognized underthe Component Program ofUnderwriters Laboratories Inc., File No. E81956


R

R

R

SMB Connectors are avail-able in commercial andhigh rel versions. They areideally suited for circuitminiaturization and areoffered in a wide range ofconfigurations includingplugs, right angle plugs,jacks, bulkhead jacks andadapters, as well as printedcircuit board and solderjacks.

Termination costs are keptto a minimum using plugsand jacks with a crimp cen-ter contact and hex crimpouter braid. Both hand heldtooling and pneumaticbench-mounted tooling isavailable. Easily assembledright-angle plugs have ahex crimp on the outerbraid ferrule and bifurcatedsolder center contacts.

Tyco 75 Ohm BT 43 SMBConnectors feature uniquespring mating with snap-fitcouplings for quick con-nect/disconnect. Theseconnectors are designed to be intermateable with 75Ohm SMB MIL-C-39012connectors. They also fea-ture reliable dual crimpcable terminations.

Packaging — All connectors are packaged individually unless otherwisenoted under the “Military No. and/orComments” column in the connectorspecifications chart.

Between Series AdaptersFor SMB Between Series Adapters,please see Pages 255-264.

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SMB Connector Specifications



178

Electrical CharacteristicsImpedance — 50 ohms and 75 ohms, nominalFrequency Range — 0 to 4.0 GHzVoltage Rating (VRMS) —

Sea Level 70,000 Feet50 ohm connectors for RG-178/U series cable 300 7550 ohm connectors for RG-316/U series cable 400 10075 ohm connectors for RG-179/U series cable 300 7575 ohm connectors for RG-195/U series cable 500 125

Insulations Resistance — 1000 megohms min.Contact Resistance — (milliohms max.)

AfterInitial Environment

Center contact 6.0 8.0Outer contact 1.0 1.5Braid to body 1.0 N/A

Contact Current Rating — 1.5 amps DC max.

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) —to 4.0 GHz or 80% of upper cutoff frequency of the cable, whichever is lower.

Mating EngagementCable

Straight Rt. Angle

RG-178/U Series 1.30 + .04F 1.45 + .06F

RG-316/U Series 1.25 + .04F 1.35 + .04F

F=GHz, does not apply to 75 ohm connectors.

RF High Potential Withstanding Voltage Frequency-5 MHZ

Leakage Current-N/A50 ohm connectors for RG-178/U series cable 675 VRMS50 ohm connectors for RG-316/U series cable 950 VRMS75 ohm connectors for RG-179/U series cable 950 VRMS75 ohm connectors for RG-195/U series cable 1225 VRMS

RF Leakage —-55 dB min. at 2-3 GHzInsertion Loss —.30dB max. at 3 GHz

Mechanical CharacteristicsEngagement Forces —

14 lbs. [62.3 N] maximum engagement initially. After 500 matings, 14 lbs. [62.3 N] maximumengagement and 2 lbs. [8.8 N] minimum disengagement for all of SMBs.

Cable Attachment —Straight Connectors–Crimp, both center contact and braidRight-Angle Connectors–Crimp on braid and bifurcated solder center contact.

Durability — 500 cycles per MIL-C-39012Contact Captivation — When captivated, the contacts will withstand 4.0 lbs. minimum axial force.Cable Retention — When properly assembled to the compatible braided coaxial cable, theretention is equal to the breaking strength of the cable.Marking — Per MIL-STD-130

Environmental CharacteristicsTemperature Rating — -65°C to +165°CCorrosion (salt spray) — MIL-STD-202, Method 101, test condition B, 5% salt solutionVibration High Frequency — MIL-STD-202, Method 204, test condition B (15 G’s)Shock — MIL-STD-202, Method 213, test condition B, 75 G’s at 6 milliseconds, 1/2 sineThermal Shock — MIL-STD-202, Method 107, test condition B, except high temperature shallbe +85°C. High temperature shall be +200°C for connectors using 200°C cables.Moisture Resistance — MIL-STD-202, Method 106, when interface gasket is used. No mea-surements of high humidity. Insulation resistance shall be 200 megohms minimum within fiveminutes after removal from humidity.Durability Test — Conducted per MIL-C-39012 Reg. Para. 3.15, Method Para. 4.6.12

MaterialsBody, Body Components and Male Contacts — Brass, half hard, per QQ-B-626, Alloy 360,Zinc per QQ-Z-363Female Contacts — Beryllium copper per QQ-C-530, heat treated per MIL-H-7199.Insulators — TFE fluorocarbon per ASTM D 1710, Type 1, Grade 1.Lockwashers — Phosphor bronze per QQ-B-750.Crimp Ferrule — Annealed copper alloy per WW-T-799.Gaskets — Silicone rubber per ZZ-R-765, Class 11B, Grade 65-75.

PlatingCenter Contacts — 0.00127 [.000050] min. Gold per MIL-G-452048 Type 1, Grade C, Class 1,over 0.00254 [.000100] min. nickel per QQ-N-290Other Metal Parts — Gold, Nickel or Solder plated to meet the Finish and Corrosion require-ments of MIL-C-39012.


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SMB Connectors, 50 Ohm

Straight Plugs

Right Angle Plugs

6.35[.250] Dia.

6.35[.250] Max.

21.10[.830] Max.

13.21[.520]Max.

13.71[.540]Max.

6.35[.250] Dia.

13.71[.540] Max.

13.21[.520] Max.

Die CastMil Type

RG/U Center Outer Other PartCable Contact Contact Metal Parts Dielectric Style No.Plating Plating Plating

178, 178A, 178B, Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-5196, 196A Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-6

Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-1Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-3

174, 316, Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-7188, 188A Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 2-414946-1

Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 2-414946-2Gold Nickel Black Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 1-414946-2

179, 179A, 179B,Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 1-413985-0

161, 187, 187A,Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 1-413985-1

Belden 9221 Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 1-414946-5Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 1-414946-6Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-2

RD 316,Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-4

188 Double Braid Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 2-414946-3Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 2-413985-8Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 2-414946-4

RG/U Center Outer Other PartCable Contact Contact Metal Parts Dielectric Style No.Plating Plating Plating

Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 414002-7

178, 178A, 178B, Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414002-8196, 196A Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-8

Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-9Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 414002-1

174, 316, 188, 188A Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414002-3179, 179A, 179B Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414002-5161, 187, 187A

Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-3Belden 9221Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-5Gold Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 414002-2

RD 316, Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414002-4188 Double Braid Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-4

Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414363-6

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SMB Connectors, 50 Ohm (Continued)



180

Straight Jacks

Bulkhead JackAdapter(Jack-Jack)

Commercial Jack

5.56[.219]

Hex.

5/4.88 Dia. [.197/.192]

2.08/2.01[.082/.079]


for Bulkhead Jack and Adapter

25.40[1.000]

6.35[.250] Hex.

17.53[.690]

Max.

RG/U Center Body JackCable Contact Plating Dielectric Style Part No.Plating

178, 178A, 178B, 196, 196A Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414170-2

174, 316,Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414170-1

188, 188AGold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 414948-1Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 1274035-1

RD 316, 188 Double Braid Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 414948-3179, 187 Gold Nickel TEFLON Die Cast 414948-2

CenterType Contact Body Dielectric Style Part No.

Plating Plating

Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 228553-1Jack-To-Jack

Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 228553-2

Mil Type Jack

Bulkhead Jacks

6.35[.250 ] Hex.

28.60[1.120]

Center BulkheadRG/U Contact Body Jack.Cable Plating Plating Dielectric StylePart No.

178, 178A, 178B, 196, 196A Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 415006-3174, 316,188,188A Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 415006-1

RD 316, 188 Double Braid Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 415006-2

Bulkhead Jack


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PC Board Jacks andPlugs, Vertical

A Max.

B Max.

A

B

Commercial Mil Type Die Cast

JacksCenter Body Dim. Dim. PartType Contact Dielectric StylePlating Plating A B No.

7.62 3.94–– Gold Gold .300 .155 TEFLON Mil Type 413990-1

7.62 3.94–– Gold Nickel .300 .155 TEFLON Mil Type 413990-2

7.62 3.94–– Gold Nickel .300 .155 TEFLON Die Cast 415590-1

10.16 2.54 TEFLON Mil Type 414612-2–– Gold Nickel .400 .100Low Profile (Jack) Gold Gold 3.94 5.84 TEFLON Mil Type 415773-1Mated Pair .155 .230

PlugsCenter Body Dim. Dim. Recommended PartType Contact Dielectric PC Board StylePlating Plating A B Layout No.

Low Profile (Plug) Gold Nickel 3.94 7.62 TEFLON B Mil Type 415774-1Mated Pair .155 300

A

B

RecommendedPC Board Layout

2.54[.100]

5.08[.200]

5.08[.200]

Ø 1.60 [.063] 4 Plcs.

Ø 1.19 [.047]

Ø 0.97 ± 0.03

[.038 ± .001]

11.53 ± 0.20

[.454 ± .008]

3.94 ± 0.13

[.155 ± .005]

Ø 6.35 [.250]

6.32[.249]

0.64[.025]

1.02 ± 0.05

[.040 ± .002]

5.08 ± 0.05

[.200 ± .002]

1.42[.056]

Typ.

6.35[.250]Sq.

Typ.


Ø 1.60 [.063]

Ø 1.19 [.047]

5.08[.200]

2.54[.100]

4 Plcs.

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182 Technical Support Center/AMP FAX Service Dimensions are in www.amp.com/communications/com Specifications 1-800-522-6752 717-986-7777 millimeters over [inches] subject to change.

13.46[.530]

Dia.6.35[.250]

A

B

PlugsCenter Interface PCB Dim. Dim. Recommended PartContact Body Leg Dielectric Style PC BoardPlating Plating Planting A B Layout No.

8.76 3.94Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON .345 .155 Die Cast A 415382-1*

8.76 2.79Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON .345 .110 Die Cast B 415380-1*

* 5 leg design


5.08[.200]

2.54[.100]

5.08[.200]

1.19 Dia.[.047] Min.

1.70 Dia.[.067] Min.(4 Holes)

A B

Ø 1.24 ± 0.05

[.049 ± .002]

2.54[.100]

5.08[.200]

5.08[.200]Ø 1.75

[.069] 4 Plcs.

12.70[.500] A

B

A

B

13.46[.530]

Jack with Standoff PadsJack Low Profile

JacksCenter Interface PCB Dim. Dim. Recommended PartType Contact Body Leg Dielectric Style PC BoardPlating Plating Plating A B Layout No.

7.11 3.94Gold Gold Gold TEFLON .280 .155 Mil Type B 413996-2

Low Profile

7.11 3.94Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON .280 .155 Mil Type B 413996-4

7.11 2.79Gold Gold Gold TEFLON .280 .110 Die Cast B 415340-1

8.76 2.79Gold Gold Gold TEFLON .345 .110 Die Cast B 415672-1

8.51 3.94Gold Gold Gold TEFLON .335 .155 Mil Type B 414026-2

8.76 3.94Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON .345 .155 Mil Type B 414026-3

8.51 3.94With

Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON .335 .155 Mil Type B 414026-4

Standoff Pads 8.76 3.94Gold Nickel Tin-Lead TEFLON .345 .155 Die Cast B 414337-1

8.76 2.79Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON .345 .110 Die Cast C 414379-1*

8.51 3.94Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON .335 .155 Die Cast B 415381-1

7.67 2.79Bulkhead Gold Gold Gold TEFLON .302 .110 Die Cast B 414963-1

* 5 leg design

PC Board Jacks and Plugs,Right Angle

A

B

19.87[.782]

Bulkhead Jack


183

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5/4.88[.197/.192]

Dia.

2.08/2.01[.082/.079]


Bulkhead PCB Jack,Solder Receptacle Kits

Center Body KitType Contact Dielectric Style Part

Plating Plating No.Front Mount Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 228216-1*Rear Mount Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 228215-1*

*includes Jam Nut and Lockwasher


Part No.415001-2

Part No.414969-2

Kit Includes Lockwasherand Jam Nut

6.35[.250]

16.0[.630]

Max.

Hex.

RF Coax Connectors

SMB Connectors, Mini 75 Ohm



Product Facts Industry standard for minia-

ture 75 ohm SMB

SMB offers snap-fit coupling for quickconnect/disconnect

Suitable for high densityapplications

Fast easy cable assembly

Low VSWR

Connectors offer consistentmating and unmating forces

Straight plugs and jacks arecompletely crimp terminated

Low cost

Mini 75 ohm SMB connec-tors are ideally suited forcircuit miniaturization incommunication, broadbandand switching equipment aswell as a variety of otherapplications.

They offer the same lowconsistent mating/unmatingforce as AMP standard SMBproducts and therefore,outer contact resistancevalues are maintained fromconnector to connector.

Standard military, commer-cial or AMP tooling can beused to terminate theseproducts. Cost effectiveassembly of the straightplugs is completed with acrimp center contact andhex crimp on the outer braid.Right angle plugs have ahex crimp on the outerbraid ferrule and bifurcatedsolder center contacts.

Electrical CharacteristicsImpedance — 75 ohmsFrequency Range — 0 to 4.0 GHzInsulation Resistance — 1000 megohmsContact Current Rating — 1.5 amps DC max.

Mechanical CharacteristicsEngagement Forces — Initial — 14.0 lbs. [62.3 N] maximum engagement.

After 500 matings, 14.0 lbs. [62.3 N] maximum engagement.Durability — 500 cycles

Environmental CharacteristicsTemperature Rating — -65°C to +165°C


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SMB Connectors, Mini 75 Ohm (Continued)


RG Cable Center Contact Outer Contact Body Part No.Plating Plating Plating179, 187 Gold Nickel Nickel 415484-1179, 187 Gold Gold Nickel 415484-2RD 179 Gold Gold Nickel 415484-3

RG Cable Center Contact Outer Contact Body Part No.Plating Plating Plating179, 187 Gold Gold Nickel 415487-1179, 187 Gold Nickel Nickel 415487-2RD 179 Gold Nickel Nickel 415487-3

RG Cable Center Contact Body Part No.Plating Plating179, 187 Gold Nickel 415500-1

Ø 6.35 [.250]

Ø 1.73 [.068]

Ø 2.64 [.104]

17.78[.700]

Ref.

9.78 ± 0.25

[.385 ± .010]

13.7[.539]

Max.

16.0[.630]

Ref.

Ø 6.35 [.250]

10.21[.402]

Ref.

22.86[.900] Max.

6.35[.250] Hex.

10.92[.430]

9.7[0.38]

Ø 3.66 ± 0.05

[.144 ± .002]

4.52[.178]

Ø 5.03[.198]


Straight Plug

Right Angle Plug

Bulkhead Jack

RF Coax Connectors

SMB Connectors, Mini 75 Ohm (Continued)



186

Leg Center Contact Body Part No.Length Plating Plating2.11.083 Gold Gold 415504-1

2.11.083 Gold Gold Flash 415504-2

3.05.120 Gold Gold 415504-3

3.05.120 Gold Gold Flash 415504-4

Leg Center Contact Body Part No.Length Plating Plating2.79.110 Gold Gold 415490-1

2.79.110 Gold Nickel 415490-2

2.11.083 Gold Gold 415490-3

2.11.083 Gold Nickel 415490-4

Leg Center Contact Body Part No.Length Plating Plating2.79.110 Gold Nickel 415377-1

2.79.110 Gold Gold 415377-2

Vertical PC Board Jacks 7.62 ± 0.18

[.300 ± .007]

Ø 3.67 [.145]

Max. 5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

Ø 0.71 ± 0.08

[.028 ± .003]

Ø 1.32 ± 0.08

[.052 ± .003] 4 Plcs.

2.54 ± 0.08

[.100 ± .003]


7.95 ± 0.25

[.313 ± .010]

5.54[.218]

3.18[.125]

Ø 3.71 [.146] Max.

14.1[.555]

5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

Ø 0.71 ± 0.08

[.028 ± .003]

Ø 1.32 ± 0.08

[.052 ± .003] 4 Plcs.

2.54 ± 0.08

[.100 ± .003]


4.50[.177]

Ø 3.71 [.146]

2.79[.110]

19.94[.785]

2.36[.093]Panel

Thickness

Max.

Max.

11.18[.440]

5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

5.08 ± 0.08

[.200 ± .003]

Ø 0.71 ± 0.08

[.028 ± .003]

Ø 1.32 ± 0.08

[.052 ± .003] 4 Plcs.

2.54 ± 0.08

[.100 ± .003]


Right Angle PC Board Jacks

Right Angle PC BoardBulkhead Jacks

187

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SMB Connectors, 75 Ohm



Straight Plugs

19.05[.750]

8.74[.344]

27.69[1.090]

16.26[.640]

RG/U Center BodyContact Dielectric StyleCable Plating Plating Part No.

179, 179A, 179B,161, 187, 187A, Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414767-1

Belden 9221

RG/U Center BodyContact Dielectric StyleCable Plating Plating Part No.

179, 179A, 179B, Gold Front-Gold TEFLON Mil Type 414075-2161, 187, 187A, Rear-Nickel

Belden 9221 Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414075-6

RG/U Center Outer OuterPart No.Contact Body Contact Dielectric StyleCable Plating Plating Plating

179, 179A, 179B, 161, Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414618-1187, 187A, Belden 9221 Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414618-2

11.59[.456]

21.10[.830]

9.14[.360]

Dia.

Right Angle Plugs

RG/U Center Outer OuterPart No.Contact Body Contact Dielectric StyleCable Plating Plating Plating

179, 179A, 179B,Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 414048-6

161, 187, 187A,Gold Gold Nickel TEFLON Commercial 415462-1*

Belden 9221 Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Mil Type 1-414048-3Gold Nickel Nickel TEFLON Commercial 415462-2*

Hex.

8.00[.315 ]

+0.13-0.00+.005-.000

Dia.

3.43[.135 ]

+0.08-0.00+.003-.000



Straight Jacks

Blukhead Jacks 30.99 ± 0.25

[1.22 ± 0.01]

9.54[.375]

12.07[.475]

7.54 ± 0.08

[.297 ± .003]

8.38 ± 0.08

[.330 ± .003]Dia.


RF Coax Connectors




Vertical Right Angle

.135[3.43]

.040 ±.003

[1.02 ±0.08]Holes Plated T

.271[6.88]

.135[3.43]

.271[6.88]

.059 +.003

1.50 +0.08 Dia.-.004

-0.10


16.77[.660]

9.78[.385]

Center Body PartType Contact Dielectric StylePlating Plating No.

Vertical Gold Gold TEFLON Mil Type 414244-1Gold Tin-Lead TEFLON Mil Type 414244-4

Right Angle Gold Front-Nickel TEFLON Commercial 221014-1Rear-Tin-Lead

Plating: 0.00076 [.000030] thick

Center Body KitType Contact Dielectric Part

Plating Plating No.Press Fit Gold Nickel TEFLON 415577-2

.300[7.62]

.2426.15]

Bulkhead PCB Jack Kit

Kit includes Lockwasher andJam Nut


Part No.221486-2

Part No.221461-2

.635[16.13]

.571[14.50]Max.

.220[5.59 ]

± .020± 0.51

PC Board Jacks

2.54[.100]

1.32[.052]

(5 Holes)

5.08[.200]


5.08[.200]

6.15[.242]

7.62[.300]

16.13[.635]

6.88[.271]

6.88[.271] 3.43

[.135]

3.43[.135]

5.59 ±.051

[.220 ±.020]

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003]Holes Plated Thru

14.50[.571]Max.

3.94[.155]

Dia.

Dia.

4 Plcs.Holes Plated Thru

Dia.1.50

[.059 ]

+.008-.010+.003-.004


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SMB Connectors, 75 Ohm BT 43


Features Widely used in data

transmission and telecom-munication applications

BT 43 connector developedfrom the SMB range andfeature snap-on and latch-ing variant

Most BT 43 connectors areavailable as fully crimpedconnectors.

BT 43 and 75 Ω connectorsavailable in solder andcrimp versions

The AMP range of 75 ohmSMB (SMZ) connectors aredesigned to meet theincreasing demands of theTelecommunicationsmarket, and are designedin accordance with BS9210F0022.

SpecificationsMax working voltage (dc) — 500 VMax proof voltage (dc) — 1.5 kVContact resistance (inner) — 5 milliohmContact resistance (outer) — 1 milliohmBodies and other parts — Brass

Female center contacts — Copper AlloyMale center contacts — Copper AlloyOuter contacts — BeCuPlating —Contacts and critical surfaces — GoldOther parts — NickelInsulators — P.T.F.E.

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190

Cable TypeTermination Method

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Inner Outer Model No.

RG179B/U Solder Crimp Selective Gold B67A53T022X 1408053-1RG179B/U Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67A54T022X 1311097-1

BT3002, TZC75024 Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67A54T437X 1361579-1BT2002 Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67A54T117X 1311098-1

Straight Socket, Snap-On 30.5[1.20]

28.0[1.10]

20.4[0.80]8.8

[0.35]

Assembled

Dia.

Straight Socket, Latching,Crimp/Crimp

9.6[0.38]

27.8[1.09]

29.9[1.18]

Assembly

Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67A64T022X 1311099-1

BT2003 Selective Gold B67A64T062X 1311100-1BT2002 Selective Gold B67A64T117X 1311101-1BT2001 Selective Gold B67A64T280X 1311696-1

BT3002, TZC75024 Selective Gold B67A64T437X 1311102-1RG59B/U, Selective Gold B67A64TA25X 1313507-1RG140/U, URM90

Straight Socket, Latching,Solder/Crimp

9.6[0.38]

27.8[1.09]

29.9[1.18]

Assembly

Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67A44T022X 1312112-1

BT2003 Selective Gold B67A44T062X 1314669-1BT2002 Selective Gold B67A44T117X 1311213-1


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Right Angle Socket, Snap-On, Solder/Crimp

17.93[0.71]

21.67[0.85] 16.86

[0.66]Max.10.16

[0.40]Max.

Max.

Max.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67B42T022X 1311103-1

BT3002, TZC75024 Selective Gold B67B42T437X 1311104-1BT2002 Selective Gold B67B42T117X 1314675-1

Right Angle Socket, Latching, Solder/Crimp

23.0[0.91]

21.0[0.83] 16.3

[0.64]9.9

[0.39]

Ref.

Ref.

Ref.

Ref.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67B44T022X 1311106-1

BT2003 Selective Gold B67B44T062X 1311698-1BT2002 Selective Gold B67B44T117X 1311108-1

BT3002, TZC75024 Selective Gold B67B44T437X 1311111-13M: 043, 031C, Selective Gold B67B44T693X 1328162-1CS4456, Gore: GCX

RG59B/U, RG140/U Selective Gold B67B44TA25X 1313508-1

Straight Free Plug, Crimp/Crimp

8.82[0.35]

30.4[1.20]

Assembled

20.2[0.80]

5.60[0.22]Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67E64T022X 1408041-1

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192

Straight Bulkhead Plug 30.8[1.21]

Assembled

MaxPanel

28.5[1.12]

10.8[0.43]

5.6[0.22]

7.5[0.30]

8.4[0.33]Dia.

3.0[0.12]

Mounting Detail



RG179B/U Solder Crimp Selective Gold B67H46T022X 1312370-1BT2002 Solder Crimp Selective Gold B67H46T117X 1311114-1

RG179B/U Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67H66T022X 1311120-1BT500B, BT2003, Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67H66T062X 1311701-1BT2003A

BT2002 Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67H66T117X 1311121-1BT3002, TZC75024 Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67H66T437X 1311122-1

Right Angle Bulkhead Plug,Solder/Crimp

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67H49T022X 1311115-1

BT2002 Selective Gold B67H49T117XP2 1314694-1

7.50[0.30]

8.00[0.31]

A/F

32.1[1.26]

Assembled Length

10.75 ± 0.05

[0.42 ± .002] 9.50 ± 0.10

[0.37 ± .004]

Panel Cut Out Dia.



3M: 043, 031C, Crimp Crimp Selective Gold B67H16T493X 1313511-1CS4456, Gore: GCX


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DDF Plug, Crimp/Crimp

30.4[1.20]

Assembled

27.9[1.10]

10.3[0.41]

Dia.

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.RG179B/U Selective Gold B67H64T022X 1327083-1

BT2003 Selective Gold B67H64T062X 1311117-1BT2002 Selective Gold B67H64T117X 1311700-1B2001 Selective Gold B67H64T280X 1313883-1

BT3002, TZC75024 Selective Gold B67H64T437X 1311118-1RG59B/U, RG140/U, Selective Gold B67H64TA25X 1313887-1URM90

DDF Plug, Crimp/Crimp

32.1[1.26]

Typ.Assembled Length

15.67 ± 0.04

[0.62 ± .002] 9.50 ± 0.10

[0.37 ± .004]

5.32[0.21]

Max. Panel

Cable Type Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.3M: 043, 031C, Selective Gold B67H14T493 1313512-1CS4456, Gore: GCX3M: 043, 031C, Selective Gold B67H15T493 1311699-1CS4456, Gore: GCX

RD179, 124431 (Filotex),1366 (Orebro), Selective Gold B67H74T463X 1314422-1K02253D-1,

K02253-2 (Shuner)

32.1[1.26]

Typ.Assembled Length

13.76 ± 0.04

[0.54 ± .002] 9.50 ± 0.10

[0.37 ± .004]

5.10[0.20]

Max. Panel

27.8[1.09]

Ref.

Ref.7.54[0.30]

Part No. 1313512-1 Part No. 1311699-1

Part No. 1314422-1

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194

Right Angle PCB Socket,Bulkhead Mount

9.53[0.38] Sq.

14.96[0.59]

12.00[0.47]

16.85[0.66]

3.85[0.15]

6.35[0.25]

Max.

Nom.Nom.

Nom.

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Gold B67N25T999X 1314102-1Selective Gold B67N10T999X 1311126-1

PCB Plug 43/1D6.20[0.24]

0.90[0.04]

11.4[0.45]

3.80[0.15]

5.08[0.20]5.08

[0.20]

Mounting Detail

1.20[0.05]

Dia.1 Hole

Dia.

Dia.

Dia.4 Holes

1.70[0.07]

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Gold B67N08T999X 1311125-1

PCB Plug 43/1E 13.2[0.52]

5.08[0.20] 5.08

[0.20]

1.20[0.047]

Dia.1 Hole

Dia.4 Holes

1.70[0.067]

9.5[0.37]

6.5[0.26]Sq.

15.0[0.59]

Mounting Detail

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Gold B67N12T999X 1314103-1


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BT 43 Socket Termination75 ohm

8.8[0.35] Dia.

30.3[1.19]

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Plating B67Z41T999X 1311702-1

Tester 430A 37.4[1.47]

11.1[0.44] Dia. 8.8

[0.35] Dia.

Extraction Tool 65A 100.0[3.94]

10.0[0.39] Dia.

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Plating B67Z50T999X 1311703-1

Straight AdapterPlug-Plug

17.0[0.67]

8.7[0.34]

A/F 2.2[0.09]

Max.Panel

17.1[0.67] 7.5

[0.30]

8.0[0.31]

11.0[0.43]

Dia.

Dia.

Mounting Detail

Body Plating M/A-COM Part No.Model No.Selective Gold 1B67P34G999X 1313364-1Selective Gold 2B67R53G999X 1311127-1

Part No. 1313364-1 Part No. 1311127-1

M/A-COM Part No.Model No.127669-92 1311164-1

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SMB Connector Crimp Tooling



* Daniels Manufacturing Corporation6103 Anno AvenueOrlando, Florida 32809

Note: Equivalent military tool part numbers–M22520/5-01 – Daniels Hand Tool HX4M22520/5-33 – Daniels Die Set Y136

M22520/5-37 – Daniels Die Set Y138M22520/5-41 – Daniels Die Set Y140M22520/5-03 – Daniels Die Set Y196M22520/2-01 – Daniels Hand Tool AFM8

Telephone: 407-855-6161FAX: 407-855-6884

BT 43 Fixed Die Crimp Tool

M/A-COM Part No.Model No.30050 1331705-1

203.0[7.99]

50 Ω/75 ΩCommercial Connector Tooling Mil Type Connector Tooling

Center Contact Crimp Tooling Braid Crimp Tooling Center Contact Crimp Tooling Braid Crimp Tooling

Dies for MIL-C- Dies for MIL-C- Dies forRG/UAMP 22520/2-01 AMP 22520/5-01 Daniels* Daniels* Selector

AMP Daniels Hex DieCablePRO-CRIMPER Tool PRO-CRIMPER Tool Hand Positioner Position

PRO-CRIMPER Hand AcrossHand Tool Daniels* Position Hand Tool Daniels* Hex Tool Number Hand Tool Tool FlatsNumber Positioner Number Position Crimp Die Number Position

178, 178A, Female-K699 Female-K699 2.67178B, 196, 58489-1 4 58489-1 A&B Y624 AFM8 4 58483-1 A HX4-1637196A Male-K727 Male-K727 .105

Double Braid — — — — — — AFM8 Female-K699 4 58483-1 B HX4-1637 3.25178, 196 Male-K727 .128174, 316 58489-1 Female-K699 4 58489-1 A Y444 AFM8 Female-K699 4 58483-1 B HX4-1637 3.25

188, 188A Male-K727 Male-K727 .128Double Braid Y196 3.84174, 316, 58489-1 Female-K699 4 58489-1 C AFM8 Female-K699 4 58483-1 C HX4-1637

188 Location A .151

Double Braid Y196 3.25174, 316, 58489-1 Male-K727 4 58489-1 C AFM8 Solder — 58483-1 B HX4-1637188 Location A .128

179, 179A179B, 161, 58489-1 Female-K699 4 58489-1 A Y444 AFM8 Female-K699 4 58483-1 B HX4-1637 3.25187, 187A, .128

Belden 9221179, 179A179B, 161, 58489-1 Male-K727 4 58489-1 A Y444 — Solder — 58483-1 B HX4-1637 3.25187, 187A, .128

Belden 9221180, 180A — — — — — — — Solder — 58483-1 C HX4-1637 3.84

180B .151Mini SMB 75 ohm

179, 187 — Female-K699 — 58483-1 B HX4-1637 — — — — — — —Solder

179, 187 — Center — 58483-1 B HX4-1637 — — — — — — —Contact

Note: All 75 ohm SMB connectors have a solder center contact.

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MCX Connectors

Features Snap-on interface facilitates

assembly

Conforms to CECC interfacespecifications for MCX

30% smaller than SMB con-nectors

Surface mount tape and reelfor high volume

AMP MCX microminiaturesnap-on connectors offer anexcellent blend of size,durability and performancefor emerging applications inGPS, automotive and wire-less communications. MCXconnectors are 30% smallerthan traditional snap-onSMB connectors, offeringgreater packaging densityand weight reduction. MCXconnectors are mechanical-ly robust with beryllium cop-per spring fingers rated at aminimum of 500 matingcycles. The snap-on inter-face facilitates assembly,eliminating the need for athreaded connection, and

ensuring full engagement.The forces to engage anddisengage have been opti-mized to ensure ease ofmating as well as to preventdamage to PCB solder con-nections. MCX connectorsare designed for broadband performance, DC-6GHz, and can be utilized forfuture system upgradeswithout concerns for perfor-mance degradation. AMPMCX connectors are fullymateable with standardMCX connectors and con-form to the CECC interfacespecifications.

MCX connectors are avail-able in a broad range of

standard configurations forcommercial applications.Tape and reel packagingfor MCX surface mountstraight and right angle PCBreceptacles is available tofacilitate high volume pickand place manufacturing.MCX surface mount con-nectors are designed towithstand infrared reflow,convection and vaporphase soldering and pro-vide a .254 [.010] standofffor optimal board cleaning.MCX plug and jack PCBreceptacles also offer adirect board to board solu-tion providing a nominal7.11 [0.28] separation.

Between Series AdaptersFor MCX Between Series Adapters, seePages 255-264.


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MCX Connectors (Continued)


General CECC 22220 PARAMaterials — Brass alloys UNS C36000 (ASTM-B16) or C38500 per QQ-B626, Beryllium copper per

ASTM B-196, PTFE fluorocarbon per ASTM-D-1457Finish — Center Contacts: Gold plated (MIL-G-45204) over nickel plate (QQ-N-290)

— Outer Contacts: Gold plated (MIL-G-45204) over nickel plate (OO-N-290)— Housings: Nickel plated (QQ-N-290), tin lead (MIL-P-81728) or Gold plated (MIL-G-45204)

— All other metal parts shall be furnished so as to provide a connector which meets corrosion requirements of CECC 22220 PARA 4.6.10

Design — The design shall be such that the outline and interface dimensions shown in this catalog and therequirements of CECC 22220 PARA are met

Electrical CECC 22220 PARA (General requirements performance may vary by cable)Frequency — dc - 6 GHzNominal Impedance — 50 ohmsVoltage Rating — 335 Volts (VRMS Maximum) @ Sea LevelVSWR 4.4.1 1.25:1 Maximum @ 4 GHz

— 1.35:1 Maximum @ 6 GHzInsulation Resistance 4.4.4 10,000 Megohms MinimumInsertion Loss — .1dB Maximum/1000 MHzDielectric Withstanding Voltage 4.4.5 1000 Volts (VRMS Minimum) @ Sea LevelContact Resistance

Center Contact 4.4.2 5.0 Milliohms MaximumOuter Contact 4.4.3 1.0 Milliohms Maximum

Corona 70,000 ft. — 250 Volts (VRMS Minimum) @ MHzRF High Potential @ Sea Level — 670 Volts (VRMS Minimum) @ MHzContact Current — 1.5 ADC Max

Mechanical CECC 22220 PARAForce to Engage 4.5.4 15.5 N [3.4 lbs.] Maximum Force to Disengage — 8 – 20 N [1.8 – 4.5 lbs.]Contact Captivation 4.5.2 Designed to maintain MCX interface when mating 10 N [2.2 lbs.] axialConnector Durability 4.7.1 500 insertion and withdrawal cycles

Environmental CECC 22220 PARA Temperature Rating — -65˚C + 165˚CVibration 4.6.3 MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Condition DMoisture Resistance 4.6.4 MIL-STD-202, Method 106Corrosion 4.6.10 MIL-STD-202, Method 101, Condition B, 48 HoursThermal Shock 4.6.7 MIL-STD-202, Method 107, Condition C

Meets or exceeds requirements of CECC 22220. AMP has design control and all data contained herein is subject to change without notice. Contact AMP forspecifications on other connector types.

F

E

D

DIA.CDIA.B

A DIA.G

I DIA.J DIA. H DIA.

M

L

K

N

Plug

Letter Minimum MaximumA 0.48 [.0189] 0.53 [.0208]B 2.00 [.0788] —C — 3.8 [.148]D 0.00 [.000] 0.30 [.0118]E 2.80 [.111] 3.20 [.125]F 4.15 [.164] —G 2.80 [.111] —

Jack

Letter Minimum MaximumH — 1.98 [.077]I 3.42 [.135] 3.48 [.137]J 3.60 [.142] 3.75 [.147]K 2.30 [.091] 2.80 [.110]L 2.60 [.103] 2.80 [.110]M 4.00 [.158] 4.12 [.162]N 0.75 [.0296] 0.85 [.0334]

Specifications


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12.00[.472]

6.15[.242]

7.92[.312]

Ref. 5.00[.197]

3.50[.137]

Sq.

MCX Plug

Right Angle Cable Plug, Solder

16.3[.642] Ref.

5.00[.197] Dia.

MCX Plug


Straight Cable Plug, Crimp

5.00[.197]Sq.

8.00[.314]

3.50[.137]

7.92[.312]6.15

[.242]

MCX Plug

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG-174/U, 188/U, 316/U Gold 5807-5001-09 1060788-1

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

RG-178/U, 196/UNickel 5831-5002-10 1060869-1Gold 5831-5002-09 1060868-1

RG-174/U, 188/U, 316/UNickel 5831-5003-10 1060872-1Gold 5831-5003-09 1060871-1

RD-316Nickel 5831-7316-10 1060875-1Gold 5831-7316-09 1060875-2

Note: For full crimp attachment consult AMP


RG-178/U, 196/UNickel 5837-5030-10 1329293-1Gold 5837-5030-09 1329293-2

RG-188/U, 316/U Nickel 5837-5025-10 1330723-1RG-179/U, RG-187/U Gold 5837-5025-09 1330723-3

RD-316Nickel 5837-5031-10 1363301-1Gold 5837-5031-09 1363301-2


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Straight Cable Terminal,PC Board, Without CenterContact

4.00[.157]

A Ref.

B

5.80[.228] Dia.

Cable Dim. A Dim. B Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

11.76 3.94 Nickel 5818-5002-10 1060811-1

RG-174/U, 188/U, 316/U.463 .155 Gold 5818-5002-09 1060811-2

10.74 2.92 Nickel 5818-5003-10 1060813-1.423 .115 Gold 5818-5003-09 1060813-2

12.01 3.94 Nickel 5818-5004-10 1060815-1

RG-178, 196/U.473 .155 Gold 5818-5004-09 1060815-2

11.00 2.92 Nickel 5818-5005-10 1060817-1.433 .115 Gold 5818-5005-09 1253777-1

Bulkhead Cable Jack 17.0[.669]

1.40[.055]

Ref.

5.00[.197]

4.90[.193] Min.

4.50[.177]Min.


Max PanelThickness

4.80[.189] Dia.

MCXJack


RG-178/U, RG-196/UNickel 5834-7396-10 1060884-1Gold 5834-7396-09 1060884-2

RG-188/U, RG-316/UNickel 5834-7388-10 1060883-1Gold 5834-7388-09 1060882-1

RD-316Nickel 5834-7316-10 1060881-1Gold 5834-7316-09 1060881-2

5.00[.197]

11.3[.445]

Dia.

MCXPlug

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG-405/U [.085] Gold 5801-7985-09 1060772-1

.047 Gold 5801-7947-09 1060772-2

Straight Cable Plug, Direct Solder AttachmentFor Semi-Rigid Cable2.16 [.085] Dia.


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5.00[.197]

11.9[.469]

MCXJack

Dia.

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG-405/U [.085] Gold 5802-7985-09 1060774-1

.047 Gold 5802-7947-09 1060774-2

Right Angle Plug Receptacle,Direct Solder AttachmentFor Semi-Rigid Cable 2.16 [.085] Dia. 3.10

[.122]

7.00[.276]

7.92[.312]

MCXPlug

5.00[.197]

3.48[.137]

6.15[.242]

Dia.

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG-405/U Gold 5807-7985-09 1060787-1

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Nickel 5863-0000-10 1061015-1Gold 5863-0000-09 1085221-1

Vertical Plug Receptacle,PC Board

0.97[.038]

5.77[.227]

MCXPlug

4.45[.175]

3.94[.155]

Dia.

6.00[.236]Sq.

5.08[.200]Typ.

0.91[.036] Sq.

4 Plcs.

0.97[.038]

MCXJack

4.45[.175]

Dia.

5.08[.200] Typ.

6.00[.236] Sq.

A

B

0.91[.036] Sq.

4 Plcs.

Dim. A Dim. B Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

8.28 2.92 Nickel 5862-5002-10 1060985-1.326 .115 Gold 5862-5002-09 1060984-1

9.30 3.94 Nickel 5862-5003-10 1060989-1.366 .155 Gold 5862-5003-09 1330126-1

7.09 1.73 Nickel 5862-5004-10 1060996-1.279 .068 Gold 5862-5004-09 1060995-1

Straight Cable Jack, DirectSolder Attachment2.16 [.085] Dia.

Vertical Jack Receptacle,PC Board

10.31[.406]

4.45[.175]

4.70[.185]

1.68[.066]

3.91[.154]

4.57[.180]

Ref.0.97[.038] Dia. Pin

6.35[.250]

MCXJack

Sq.

A

B0.97[.038]Dia.

9.50[.374] 6.50

[.256]

3.00[.118]

6.00[.236]Sq.

5.08[.200]Typ.

0.91[.036]

Sq.

4 Plcs.

MCX Jack

8.70[.342]

6.35[.250]

.580[.023]

6.50[.256]

4.50[.177]Min.

5.50[.217]

2.50[.098]

MCXJack

AcrossFlats Lockwasher

Hex.

0.97[.038]

Dia.

Dia.

Recommended Mounting Hole

4.90[.193]

Dia. Min.

.190-56,UNS-2A

Max.Panel


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Vertical End Launch, PC Board

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Tin Lead 5862-5018-13 1061007-1

Right Angle JackReceptacle, PC Board

Dim. A Dim. B Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

9.93 3.94 Nickel 5864-5001-10 1061023-1[.391] [.155] Gold 5864-5001-09 1061022-1

7.72 1.73 Nickel 5864-5002-10 1061027-1[.304] [.068] Gold 5864-5002-09 1061026-1

8.92 2.92 Nickel 5864-5003-10 1061030-1[.351] [.115] Gold 5864-5003-09 1061029-1

Jack Receptacle, Bulkhead Feedthrough

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Nickel 5858-0000-10 1060960-1Gold 5858-0000-09 1060959-1


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5.90[.231]Ref.

4.45[.175]

MCX Jack

0.97[.038]

Dia.

6.00[.236]

Sq.

5.08[.200]Typ.

0.91[.036]

Sq.4 Plcs.

Vertical Jack Receptacle,Surface Mount

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

Tin Lead5862-5007-131 1061002-15899-5004-541 1061092-1

1Tape and Reel packaging. 900 connectors per reel (carrierwidth 16mm, carrier pitch 12mm).

6.50[.256]

3.50[.137]

0.97[.038]

9.50[.374] 6.50

[.256]

Dia.

6.00[.236]

Sq.5.08[.200]Typ.

0.91[.036]

Sq.4 Plcs.

MCX Jack

Right Angle Jack Receptacle,Surface Mount

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.

Tin Lead5864-5008-131 1061035-15899-5009-541 1061094-1

1Tape and reel packaging. 750 connectors per reel (carrierwidth 24mm carrier pitch 12mm).

Recommended Mounting Pattern for Microstrip Line

Notes:1. Printed circuit board material:

glass epoxy FR-4 or similar; rela-tive permittivity: 4.8, 1 oz. copperclad both sides.

2. These dimensions valid for 1.58[.062] board thickness.

3. Decimal inch equivalents areshown in parentheses for generalinformation only.

1.78[.070]

8.89[.350]

2.54[.100]

11.43[.450]

5.08[.200]

5.72[.225]

2.54[.100]

4.45[.175]

.953[.375]

5.08[.200]

Dia. Pad5 Plcs.

1 oz. Copper

Area Free of Solder Mask

2.22[.088]4 Plcs.

.510[.020]

Dia. Via.4 Plcs.


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Straight Cable Plug, Crimp, 75 Ohm

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 179/U Nickel 9631-7179-10 1362990-1

Cable Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.RG 179/U Nickel 9637-7179-10 1362991-1

Right Angle Cable Plug,Crimp, 75 Ohm

Vertical Plug, PC Board, 75 Ohm

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Nickel 9662-5000-10 1361169-1

17.5[.687]

Ø 5.0 [.196]

12.4[.490]

9.9[.390]

7.9[.312] 6.1

[.241]

6.86[.270]

6.35[.250]

Ø 0.71 [.028]

1.91[.075]

6.0[.236]

5.08[.200]Typ.

Typ.

Sq.

Sq.

2.54[.100]

0.91[.036]4 Plcs.

Typ.


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Vertical Jack, PC Board, 75 Ohm

Right Angle Jack, PCBoard, 75 Ohm

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Gold 9664-0000-09 1363106-1

Plating M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Nickel 9663-0000-10 1362992-1

4.4[.175]

6.0[.236]

5.1[.200]Typ.

Sq.

0.9[.036]4 Plcs.

Sq.

3.0[.118]

Typ.

2.5[.100]

Typ.

Ø 0.7 [.028]

9.7 ± .305

[.382 ± .012]

6.4[.252]

10.0[.394]

5.99[.236]

3.4[.134] 0.7

[.026]Dia.

9.4[.370]

0.8[.036]4 Plcs.

5.08[.200]Sq.

6.0[.236]

Sq.

Sq.

2.54[.100]

5.08[.200]

1.3[.051]Thru

5 Plcs.


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SMT | QuickGrip Connectors


Features Solderless Cable

Termination

3.0 [.118] Mated Height

Excellent Cable Retention

Usable With Flexible andSemi-Rigid Micro-CoaxialCables

Tape and Reel Packaging

AMP revolutionarySMT | QuickGrip productline is designed to meet thegrowing demand for a reli-able, low cost system fordirect termination of coax toa printed circuit board(PCB). SMT | QuickGriptechnology eliminates therequirement to connectorizethe coaxial cable, reduc-ing assembly times and,therefore, cost. TheSMT | QuickGrip surfacemount device occupies lessPCB area than conventionalthrough hole coaxial con-nectors. An innovativemicrostrip mounting patternand cable receptacledesign ensures excellentgrounding and PCB reten-tion. The SMT | QuickGripcable termination systemstands a mere 3.0 [.118] offthe board when mated,allowing for closerpitch/spacing when design-ing a system. The

SMT | QuickGrip providesoptimal cable retention forapplications where shock,vibration, and/or cable flex-ure may be encountered.This unique RF designaccepts both flexible andsemi-rigid micro-coaxialcables while deliveringexceptional RF perfor-mance up to 3GHz.

These features make thissystem extremely versatilefor design engineers andoffer a reliable, cost effectivealternative to direct solder-ing of cable to the PCB. Thecable is inserted into thedevice by means of a simpleself-aligning hand tool, elimi-nating the requirement forskilled personnel. This sys-tem removes the possibilityof damaged PCBs andcables which are commonquality issues associatedwith direct solder, while pro-viding superior RF perfor-mance. The SMT | QuickGripaccommodates multiplecable insertions allowingeasy replacement of cablesfor repairs. This receptacleis designed for high volumeassembly using surfacemount technology and isavailable in tape and reelpackaging for pick andplace board assembly. Pre-stripped cables and inter-

series cable pigtails areavailable as turnkey solu-tions for your applicationneeds (i.e.: for use in multi-board applications, for con-necting antennas to thePCB, or point to point trans-mission on the same PCB).

The SMT | QuickGrip cabletermination system is idealfor wireless surface mountapplications in handsets,pagers and personal digital assistants (PDA). The SMT | QuickGrip

mechanical and electricalperformance, coupled withits ease of use, ensure it tobe a high quality, reliablesolution for current andfuture interconnect needs.AMP is an ISO9001 certifiedmanufacturer and maintainsan SPC controlled manufac-turing environment. Pleasecall your local Sales orDistribution office for addi-tional information and quali-fication samples today.

Cable Conductor

Cable DielectricCable Braid

Cable Jacket

6.4[.250]Ref.

3.2[.120]

Ref.

PWB

3.0[.120]

Ref.

PWB

3.0[.120]

Ref.2.1[.083]

Ref.

1.3

1.26

1.22

1.18

1.14

1.10.3 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3

FREQUENCY (GHz)

VS

WR

Typical VSWR using SMT | QuickGrip with Omni-Flex 200 Cable


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General Materials

Housing: Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)Contacts: Copper Alloy

FinishesContacts: Gold Plate over Nickel

ElectricalFrequency Range: DC - 3GHzImpedance: Usable with 50 & 75 Ohm systemsInsertion Loss: .08 √ƒGHzDWV: 750 VRMsVSWR: 1.3:1@ 3GHz (Omni-Flex 100, 200 and .047 [.002] Semi-Rigid)

1.4:1 @ 3GHz (.034 [.001] Semi-Rigid)

MechanicalConnector Durability: 5 mating cycles min. (receptacle only)Tape and Reel Packaging: 16 [.629] per EIA-481Force to Disengage by Cam-Out (grams): Omni-Flex 100 - 469 typical

Omni-Flex 200 - 543 typical.034 [.001] Semi-Rigid - 852 typical.047 [.002] Semi-Rigid - 1066 typical

EnvironmentalTemperature Rating: –40°C(–40°F) to 105°C(221°F) when mated with Omni-Flex 100

–40°C(–40°F) to 125°C(257°F) when mated with Omni-Flex 200Resistance to Solder Heat: Infrared, convection, and vapor phase solderable (receptacle only).

Maximum reflow time/temperature not to exceed 260°C for 3 minutes.

Cable InformationOmni-Flex 100 (OSMT) Omni-Flex 200 (SSMT)

Materials: PVC Flexible Cable (105°C) FEP Flexible Cable (200°C)Jacket: Polyvinyl Chloride Fluorinated Ethylene PropyleneShield: Silver plated copper wire, Silver plated copper wire,

38 AWG, 90% min. coverage 44 AWG, 90% min. coverageDielectric: PFA or FEP PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)Center Conductor: Silver Plated Copper Clad Steel, 30 AWG Silver Plated Copper Clad Steel, 30 AWG

Minimum Bend Radius: 9.5 [.375] 6.35 [.250]Insertion Loss (PVC and FEP cable only): 1.3dB/m, 0.4 dB/ft. @ 500 MHz 1.3dB/m, 0.4 dB/ft. @ 500 MHz

2.0dB/m, 0.6 dB/ft. @ 1 GHz 2.0dB/m, 0.5 dB/ft. @ 1 GHz3.0dB/m, 0.9 dB/ft. @ 2 GHz 3.0dB/m, 0.9 dB/ft. @ 2 GHz

Center Conductor Resistance: .26 Ohms per foot average .26 Ohms per foot average

Specifications


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Pick and PlaceFeature

GroundContact

Center Contact

6.4[.250]

0.5[.020]

3.2[.125]

Center ContactTerminal

3.0[.120]

3.4[.135]

0.6[.025]

1.3[.050]

1.3[.050]

Circuit LineGround Pad


Copper

0.5[.020]

7.8[.305]

2.5[.100]

3.8[.150]

1.3[.050]

2.4[.096]

3.4[.133]

9.0[.345]

1.3[.050]2.4

[.095]

1.5[.058]

Via.

4.3[.169]2 Plcs. 0.6

[.024]2 Plcs.

Ø 0.5

[.020]5 Plcs.

1.0 oz.[.0014]

Description M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Bulk Packaged 100/bag 2318-0000-54 1085456-1700 Piece Reel 2399-5011-54 1086008-12000 Piece Reel 2399-5012-54 1086009-1

1. Printed wiring board material: glass epoxy FR-4 or similar, relative permitivity: 4.8, 1 oz. copper clad both sides.

2. These dimensions valid for 1.6 [.062] board thickness.

M/A-COM Model No. Part No.2598-5438-54 1088313-1

Cable Insertion Tool

PC Board Mount Receptacle


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Inter-Series CableAssemblies

SMA Straight Plug

Length A

19.2[.755]

Ref.

SMA Bulkhead JackLength A

21.3[.837]

Ref.

6.00[.235]Min.

6.40[.250]


Min.

Cable Assembly Length (A) M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 [4] 9970-4100-01 1329187-1

Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-01 1329187-2305 [12] 9970-4305-01 1329187-3100 [4] 9980-4100-01 1329174-1

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-01 1329174-2305 [12] 9980-4305-01 1310432-1

Note:1. Cable length tolerances: Length ‘A’ mm [In], Tolerance mm [In],

50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-02 1329173-2305 [12] 9970-4305-02 1329173-3100 [4] 9980-4100-02 1329175-1

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-02 1329175-2305 [12] 9980-4305-02 1329175-3


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


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SMB Straight Plug

Length A

21.9[.862]

Ref.

SMB Bulkhead Jack

Length A

17.1[.675]

Ref.

SMB Right Angle Plug

Length A

12.7[.500]

Ref.

10.8[.427]

14.0[.550]


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-05 1255378-2305 [12] 9970-4305-05 1255378-3100 [4] 9980-4100-05 1255378-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-05 1255378-5305 [12] 9980-4305-05 1255378-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-03 1313275-3305 [12] 9970-4305-03 1313275-1100 [4] 9980-4100-03 1408049-1

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-03 1408049-2305 [12] 9980-4305-03 1408049-3


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-04 1408050-2305 [12] 9970-4305-04 1408050-3100 [4] 9980-4100-04 1408050-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-04 1408050-5305 [12] 9980-4305-04 1408050-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]

Inter-Series CableAssemblies (Continued)

4.40[.172]

4.90[.192]


Min.

Min.


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MCX Straight Plug

Length A

20.9[.822]

Ref.


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-06 1330400-2305 [12] 9970-4305-06 1330400-3100 [4] 9980-4100-06 1330400-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-06 1330400-5305 [12] 9980-4305-06 1330400-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


MCX Bulkhead Jack

Length A16.8[.662]

Ref.

4.80[.189]

11.4[.447]Ref.

Ø 4.90[.192]


Min.

4.50[.177]

Min.

Min.


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-07 1408051-2305 [12] 9970-4305-07 1408051-3100 [4] 9980-4100-07 1408051-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-07 1408051-5305 [12] 9980-4305-07 1408051-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]

50 Ohm D-sub CoaxialReceptacle

Length A

25.6[1.01]

Ref.


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-09 1408052-2305 [12] 9970-4305-09 1408052-3100 [4] 9980-4100-09 1408052-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-09 1408052-5305 [12] 9980-4305-09 1408052-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]

MCX Right Angle Plug

Length A

10.8[.425]

Ref.

7.90[.312] 6.10

[.241]


Omni-Flex 100 200 [8] 9970-4200-08 1330401-2305 [12] 9970-4305-08 1330401-3100 [4] 9980-4100-08 1330401-4

Omni-Flex 200 200 [8] 9980-4200-08 1330401-5305 [12] 9980-4305-08 1330401-6


50 to 100 [3.94], ±3 [± .12], 101 to 500 [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]


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Cable Type Description Cable Length M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Pre-Stripped 100 [4] 9970-1100-23 1255379-1

Omni-Flex 100 Omni-Flex 200 [8] 9970-1200-23 1310520-1(OSMT Cable) Cables for use305 [12] 9970-1305-23 1313265-1with SMT | QuickGrip

Pre-Stripped 100 [4] 9980-1100-23 1313334-1Omni-Flex 200 Omni-Flex 200 [8] 9980-1200-23 1310521-1(SSMT Cable) Cables for use

305 [12] 9980-1305-23 1408074-1with SMT | QuickGripPre-Stripped 100 [4] 9921-1100-23 1408075-1

.034 [.001] Semi-Rigid Omni-Flex 200 [8] 9921-1200-23 1408075-2Cables for use305 [12] 9921-1305-23 1408075-3with SMT | QuickGrip

Pre-Stripped 100 [4] 9922-1100-23 1408075-4.047 [.002] Semi-Rigid Omni-Flex 200 [8] 9922-1200-23 1408075-5Cables for use

305 [12] 9922-1305-23 1408075-6with SMT | QuickGrip

Notes:1. Cables should be ordered in 5mm increments.2. Will Accept: RG 178, RG 196 When Stripped and Pre-Tinned.3. Cable length tolerances: Length ‘A’ mm [In], Tolerance mm [In], 50 to 100mm [3.94], ±3 [± .12],

101 to 500mm [3.98 to 19.69], ±5 [± .20], Over 500 [19.69], ±10 [± .39]

Pre-Stripped Cables

Technical Support Center/AMP FAX Service Dimensions are in www.amp\communications\com Specifications 1-800-522-6752 717-986-7777 millimeters over [inches] subject to change.

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SSMT Surface Mount Interconnect System


Microminiature SurfaceMount RF ConnectorsFeatures 3.0 [.118] mated height

Excellent interface retention

Flexible micro-coax cable

360 degree mated rotation

Tape and Reel packagingavailable

The AMP next generationSSMT surface mountInterconnect System isdesigned to provide superi-or electrical and mechani-cal performance for wirelesscommunication applica-tions. The SSMT systemoccupies less printed circuitboard (PCB) real estatethan conventional throughhole coaxial connectors. Aninnovative microstrip mount-ing pattern and plug recep-tacle design ensure reliablegrounding and PCB reten-tion characteristics. TheSSMT Interconnect Systemallows closer pitch/spacing,standing 3.0 [.118] (fullymated height) off the board.The mated SSMT interfaceallows 360 degrees of rota-tion providing maximumPCB design flexibility. It hasbeen designed to provideoptimal retention for appli-

cations where shock, vibra-tion or cable flexure may beencountered. Force to dis-engage by cable load (cam-out) exceeds 300 grams.

The SSMT system isdesigned to provide theperformance of much largerindustry standard connec-tors. The SSMTInterconnect System con-sistently achieves broadband electrical perfor-mance through 6 GHz witha maximum VSWR of 1.20:1at 2 GHz. This broad bandperformance establishes areliable interface that canbe utilized for future systemupgrades without concern forperformance degradation.

The SSMT utilizes a com-mon OSMT plug receptacle,part number 1251802-1,which is designed for highvolume assembly using sur-

face mount technology andis available in tape and reelpackaging for automaticpick and place boardassembly. The mating cablejack is available terminatedto a highly flexible micro-coax cable as either a pig-tail, jumper or standardinterseries connectorassembly to meet yourneeds.

The SSMT InterconnectSystem can be manuallymated, facilitating high volume assembly and elimi-nating the need for specialengagement tooling. TheSSMT interface designaligns the center contactsprior to full mating to ensurea robust mechanicalengagement. Interfacedurability is rated at 100mating cycles.


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GeneralMaterials

SMT Plug Housing: Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)Contacts: Copper Alloy

SSMT™ Cable Jack Outer Contact: Beryllium CopperInner Contact: Beryllium CopperDielectric: Polypropylene, GF

Finish Plug and cable jack - Contacts: Gold plate over nickel plateElectricalFrequency dc - 6 GHzNominal Impedance 50 OhmsVoltage Rating 250 Volts (VRMS Maximum) @ Sea LevelVSWR (Mated Pair) 1.20:1 Maximum @ 2 GHz

1.40:1 Maximum @ 6 GHzInsulation Resistance 5000 Megohms MinimumDielectric Withstanding Voltage 500 Volts (VRMS Minimum) @ Sea LevelContact Resistance (Connectors Only)

Center Contact 15 milliohms MaximumOuter Contact 10 milliohms Maximum

Insertion Loss (Connectors Only) .15dB Max. @ 6 GHzMechanicalConnector Durability 100 mating cyclesTape/Reel Packaging (Plug) 12mm per EIA-481Force to Engage 5.5 lbs. Max. (3.5 lbs. typ.)Force to Disengage (2.0 lbs. typ.) 4.0 lbs. Max. (2.0 lbs. typ.)Force to Disengage by 300 Grams Min. (800 Grams typ. initial mate)Cable Load (camout) EnvironmentalTemperature Rating (Mated Pair) -40°C (-40°F) to +125°C (257°F)Resistance to Solder Heat Infrared, convection and vapor phase solderable (plug only).

Maximum reflow time/temperature not to exceed 260°C for 3 minutes.Cable SpecificationsMaterials

Jacket: FEP (polytetrafluoroethylene)Shield: Silver plated copperwire, 44 AWG, 90% min. coverageDielectric: PTFE ( polytetrafluoroethylene)Center Conductor: Silver plated copper clad steel, 30 AWG

Minimum Bend Radius 6.35mm (.250 inch)Insertion Loss (Cable Only) 0.5 dB/ft., 2.0 dB/m @ 1 GHz

0.9 dB/ft., 3.0 dB/m @ 2 GHz Center Conductor Resistance .25 Ohms per foot average.

819 milliohm/meter Nom.; 250 milliohm/Ft. Nom.

Dia. Ref.

Outer JacketShield(Braid)

1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.1.0[.040]

Dia. Ref.0.8[.030] Dia. Ref.0.3

[.010]

CenterConductorDielectric

Specifications


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Straight SMT PCB MountPlug Receptacle


Right Angle Jack to Jack Cable Assembly

3.4[.132] Ref.

2.1[.081] Ref.

SSMTJack

5.3[.208] Ref.

1.3[.052]

Ref.Cable

2.5[.100]

Dia.Ref.

Length ACenterline to Centerline

5.0[.197]

1.0[.039]4 Plcs.

4.5[.177]

2.1[.081]

4.0[.157]

4.5[.177]

CenterContactTerminal

0.4[.015]

2.1[.049]

3.0[.118]0.6

[.025]

0.5[.020]4 Plcs.

CenterContact(Pin)

OuterContact

CenterContact

Terminal

GroundTerminal(3 Plcs.)

Notes:

1. Printed wiring board material:glass epoxy. FR-4 or similar, rela-tive permittivity: 4.8, 1 oz. copperclad both sides.

2. These dimensions valid for 1.6[.062] board thickness.

Notes:1. Consult AMP for non-standard cable lengths.

Length A Tolerances.Length A Tolerance50 To 100 [3.94] ± 3 [± .12]101 To 500 [3.98 to 19.69] ± 5 [± .20]Over 500 [19.69] ± 10 [± .39]2. Connector centerlines align ±30° as shown for lengths of 165 [6.5] or less. Cable assemblies over 165 [6.5] have

randomly aligned connectors.3. SSMT Jack is not mateable with OSMT High Retention plug receptacle (1055690-1)

9.0[.354]

7.0[.274]

6.0[.236]

3.3[.128]

0.5[.019]

3.0[.118]

0.5[.020]

VIA Holes3 Plcs.

1.6[.064]

(See Note 2)

1.2[.047]

1.2[.047]

0.6[.024]1.2

[.047]

5.3[.207] 2.9

[.113](See Note 2)


1 oz.[.0014]

Copper1.2

[.047]3.3

[.128]

Packaging Quantity M/A-COM Model No. Part No.Bulk Multiple of 100 2367-0000-54 1251802-1

178 Dia. Taping 800 pcs/reel 2367-5001-54 1083946-17.0330 Dia. Taping 3000 pcs/reel 2367-5002-54 1055689-113.3

Assembly Length (A) M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 [4.0] 9960-1100-24 1044764-1200 [8.0] 9960-1200-24 1064530-1305 [12.0] 9960-1304-24 1064533-1


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Right Angle Jack to JackCable Assembly (180° Offset)

2.1[.081]

5.3[.208]


Ref.

1.3[.052] Ref. CableSSMT Jack

Ø 2.5 [.100]Ref.


Assembly Length (A) M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 [4.0] 9960-2100-24 1064535-1200 [8.0] 9960-2200-24 1064538-1305 [12.0] 9960-2305-24 1064540-1510 [20.0] 9960-2510-24 1064542-1


Cable length tolerance:Length A Tolerances.

Length A Tolerance50 To 100 [3.94] ± 3 [± .12]101 To 500 [3.98 to 19.69] ± 5 [± .20]Over 500 [19.69] ± 10 [± .39]2. SSMT Jack is not mateable with OSMT High Retention Plug

receptacle (1055690-1).3. To avoid damaging the cable, minimize time at temperature

while soldering and/or applying heat to unterminated end of cable.


Cable length tolerance:Length A Tolerances.

Length A Tolerance50 To 100 [3.94] ± 3 [± .12]101 To 500 [3.98 to 19.69] ± 5 [± .20]Over 500 [19.69] ± 10 [± .39]2. SSMT Jack is not mateable with OSMT High Retention Plug

receptacle (1055690-1).3. To avoid damaging the cable, minimize time at temperature

while soldering and/or applying heat to unterminated end of cable.

Right Angle Jack CablePigtail

5.3[.208]

Length ACenterline to Cable End

Ref.

2.5[.100]

Dia.Ref.

1.3[.052] Ref. CableSSMT Jack

3.4[.132] Ref.

2.1[.081] Ref.


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Inter-Series CableAssemblies

SMA Straight Plug

Reference Plane to CenterlineLength A

Dia. Ref.Cable

1.3[.052]

Ref.19.2[.757] Ref.

SSMT Right Angle Jack

2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

Notes:1. Consult AMP for non-standard cable lengths:

Length A Tolerances.Length A Tolerance50 To 100 (3.94) ± 3 (± .12)101 To 500 (3.98 to 19.69) ± 5 (± .20)Over 500 (19.69) ± 10 (± .39)2. Connectors are randomly aligned unless otherwise noted.3. SSMT Jack is not mateable with OSMT High Retention Plug

receptacle (1055690-1).

Note:1064552-1 recommended for customer system verification.

SMA Bulkhead Jack

Hex.7.9[.312]

Dia.Min.

5.4[.250]

6.0[.235]Min.

Length AReference Plane to Centerline

1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.21.3[.839] Ref.

SSMT RightAngle Jack


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

Max. PanelThickness

3.2[.125]

SMB Straight Plug


1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.21.9[.862] Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]





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1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.16.8[.662] Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

4.8[.189]

Dia. Ref.

Dia.

2.5[.100]

11.4[.447]

6.4[.250]Hex. Recom

Mount

6.4[.250]

Max. PanelThickness


1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.20.9[.822] Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

MCX Bulkhead Jack

MCX Straight Plug

Hex.6.4[.250]

Hex.7.9[.312]

4.4[.172]Min.


1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.17.1[.675]

7.4[.290] Ref.


ReMo

2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

2.5[.100]

Dia. Ref.Max. PanelThickness

2.4[.093]

SMB Bulkhead Jack


1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.12.7[.500]

Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

10.8[.427]

14.0[.550]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

SMB Right Angle Plug




Dia.Min.

4.9[.192]

4.4[.172]Min.

Ref.

htk


2.1081]


Ref.

htk

2.1081]

Dia.Min.

4.9[.192]

4.5[.177]


Min.



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1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

12.7[.500]Ref.

Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

6.1[.241]

7.9[.312]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

MCX Right Angle Plug

Ref.101.6[4.00]

ToolsSSMT Disengagement Tool

SSMT Plug to SMA Jack Adapter

Ref.10.5[.413]

Across Flats

SSMT PlugSMAJack

5.5[.218]


1.3[.052]

Dia. Ref.Cable

Ref.31.8[1.250] Ref.


2.1[.081]

Ref.3.4[.132]

Dia. Ref.2.5[.100]

50 Ohm D-Sub CoaxialReceptacle


AdaptersSSMT to SMA Between SeriesAdapters


SSMT Jack to SMA Jack Adapter

Ref.12.9[.508]

Across Flats

SSMT JackSMAJack

5.5[.218]

SSMT Jack to SMA Plug

Ref.16.2[.639]

SSMTJack

SMAPlug

SSMT Plug to SMA Plug Adapter

Ref.13.7[.538]

SSMTPlug

SMAPlug




SLIDEHORIZONTALTO ENGAGE

TOOL

LIFTVERTICALTODISENGAGECONNECTOR

PRESS VERTICALTO ENGAGECONNECTOR

OPTIONALUse of Engagement/Disengagement Tool

Note: The SSMT disengagement tool can be utilized as an optional engagement tool versus manual hand installation.





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OSMT Interconnect SystemSurface Mount Coaxial Connectors


6.20[.245]

ClearanceFor Disengagement

4.20[.165]

Mated Profile

Slotted Cable Entry

OSMT Right Angle Jack

OSMT Plug

Max.

Min.

The OSMT InterconnectSystem is designed to meetthe growing demand forsurface mount RF connec-tor technology. The OSMToccupies less printed circuitboard (PCB) real estatethan conventional throughhole coaxial connectors. Aninnovative microstrip mount-ing pattern and plug recep-tacle design ensure reliablegrounding and PCB reten-tion characteristics. TheOSMT Interconnect Systemalso allows closer PCBpitch/spacing, standing amere 4.2 [.165] (fully matedheight) off the board. A newhigher cable retention plug

High Retention Design


receptacle has been addedto the OSMT product family.This new design addressesapplications where force isapplied to the mated con-nector interface as a resultof cable flexure betweenboards or around other PCBcomponents.

The OSMT InterconnectSystem consistentlyachieves broad band elec-trical performance through6 GHz with a maximumVSWR of 1.20:1 at 2 GHzand 1.40:1 at 6 GHz. Thisbroad band performanceestablishes a reliable inter-face that can be utilized forfuture system upgrades

without concerns for perfor-mance degradation.

The OSMT plug receptacleis designed for high volumeassembly using surfacemount technology and isavailable in tape and reelpackaging for automatedpick and place boardassembly. The mating cablejack is available terminatedto a specially designedcoax cable as either apigtail, jumper or standardinterseries connectorassembly.

Specially designed engage/disengage tooling is avail-able to ensure properalignment of the OSMT

interface during assembly.The higher retention plugreceptacle can be handengaged as a result of aunique lead-in chamferdesign which also alignsthe contacts prior to matingto ensure mechanicalintegrity. Interface durabilityis rated at 100 matingcycles.

The OSMT InterconnectSystem is ideal for surfacemount applications intelecommunictions, GPS,consumer and automotiveelectronics. The OSMT pro-vides versatile RF solutionsfor next generation intercon-nect needs.

5.30[.208]

ClearanceFor Disengagement

4.20[.165]

Mated Profile

360° Cable Rotation

OSMT Right Angle Jack

OSMT Plug

Max.

Min.


Features Occupies less (PCB) real-

estate than conventionalthrough hole connectors

4.2 [.165] fully matedheight off PCB

Performance through 6GHz Tape & reel packaging

available

Applications Telecommunications GPS Consumer & automotive

electronics


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General Materials

OSMT Plug Housing: Polyphenylene SulfideContacts: Copper alloy

OSMT Cable Jack Outer Contact: Beryllium CopperInner Contact: Beryllium CopperDielectric: Polypropylene, GF

Finish Plug and cable jack - Contacts: Gold plate over nickel plateElectricalFrequency dc - 6 GHzNominal Impedance 50 ohmsVoltage Rating 250 Volts (VRMS Maximum) @ Sea LevelVSWR (Mated Connectors Only) 1.20:1 Maximum @ 2 GHz

1.40:1 Maximum @ 6 GHzInsulation Resistance 1000 Megohms MinimumDielectric Withstanding Voltage 500 Volts (VRMS Minimum) @ Sea LevelContact Resistance (Connectors Only)

Center Contact 15 milliohms MaximumOuter Contact 10 milliohms Maximum

Insertion Loss (Connectors Only) .15dB Max. @ 6 GHzMechanicalConnector Durability 100 mating cyclesTape/Reel Packaging (Plug) 12mm per EIA-481Force to Engage 4.0 lbs. Max. (2.5 lbs. typ.)Force to Disengage 4.5 lbs. Max. (3.0 lbs. typ.)EnvironmentalTemperature Rating (Mated Pair) PVC Flexible Cable: -40°C (-40°F) to +105°C (221°F)Resistance to Solder Heat Infrared, convection and vapor phase solderable (plug only). Maximum

reflow time/temperature not to exceed 260°C for 3 minutes.Cable SpecificationsMaterials PVC Flexible Cable (105°C)

Jacket: Polyvinyl ChlorideShield: Silver Plated Copper Wire,

38 AWG, 90% Min. CoverageDielectric: PFA or FEPCenter Conductor: Silver Plated Copper Clad Steel,

30 AWGMinimum Bend Radius 9.5 [.375]Insertion Loss (PVC and FEP Cable Only) 0.4 dB/ft., 1.3d B/m @ 500 MHz

0.6 dB/ft., 2.0 dB/m @ 1 GHz0.9 dB/ft., 3.0 dB/m @ 2 GHz

Center Conductor Resistance .26 Ohms per foot average(PVC and FEP Cable Only)

.254[.010]

1.90[.075]

0.73[.028]

1.30[.052]

Dia.Ref.

Dia. Dia.

Dia.

Specifications


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OSMT Surface Mount Coaxial Connectors (Continued)


4.50[.177]

5.00[.197]

2.10[.081]

3.00[.118]

4.50[.177]

4.00[.157]

4.00[.157]

1.00[.039]4 Plcs.

Ref.

4.50[.177]

Ref.

4.50[.177]

5.00[.197]

3.00[.118]

3.00[.118]

4.50[.177]

4.00[.157]

4.00[.157]

1.00[.039]4 Plcs.

Ref.

4.50[.177]

Ref.

Packaging Quantity M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

Bulk Customer 2367-0000-54 1251802-1Specified178 800 2367-5001-54 1083946-17.0 pcs/reelDia. Taping330 3000 2367-5002-54 1055689-113.3 pcs/reelDia. Taping

Note: Requires part number 1221286-1 Engagement/Disengagement Tool.

Packaging Quantity M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

Bulk Customer 2367-5006-54 1055690-1Specified178 600 2367-5015-54 1254242-17.0 pcs/reelDia. Taping330 2500 2367-5016-54 1055692-113.3 pcs/reelDia. Taping

Note: Requires part number 1055886-1 Disengagement Tool.Engagement requires no tooling.

Straight SMT PCB MountPlug ReceptaclesMulti-directional cableentry, 360° rotation.Recommended for use inpassive cable applicationsor with supplementarycable tie-downs.

Slotted single directioncable entry. Recommendedfor use in applicationswhere bending forces maybe applied to the cable.


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Cable Lengths M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 9950-3100-23 1064353-14.0200 9950-3200-23 1064357-18.0305 9950-3305-23 1064358-112.0

Notes: 1. Consult AMP for non-standard cable lengths.2. Connector centerlines align 180° ± 30° as shown.3. Cable length tolerance: 50.0 [1.97]-20000.0 [787.4]: ± (2.0 [0.08]

+1% of cable length)

3.10[.122]

Ref.

2.80[.110]

Dia.Ref.

2 Plcs.

Cable Length1

Centerline To Centerline

Right Angle Jack to JackCable Assembly 180° Offset

Right Angle Jack to JackCable Assembly

Right Angle Jack to JackCable Assembly 180° Offset

Cable Lengths M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 9950-1100-23 1064303-14.0200 9950-1200-23 1064309-18.0305 9950-1305-23 1064315-112.0

Notes: 1. Connectors are randomly aligned.2. Consult AMP for non-standard cable lengths. Cable length

tolerance: 50.0 [1.97]-20000.0 [787.4]: ± (2.0 [0.08] +1% of cablelength)

3.10[.122]

Ref.

2.80[.110]

Dia.Ref.

2 Plcs.

Cable Length1

Centerline To Centerline


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Cable Length M/A-COM Model No. Part No.100 9950-4100-03 1064369-14.0200 9950-4200-03 1064393-18.0305 9950-4305-03 1064411-112.0

Inter-Series Cable Assemblies

SMA Straight Plug

Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.

Cable Length

19.2[.755]

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ref.

SMA Bulkhead FeedThrough Jack

Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.

Cable Length

21.3[.837] Ref.

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ø 6.40 [.250] Min.

6.00[.235]Min.


6.35[.250]

Ref.


SMB Straight Plug Cable Length

21.9[.862]

Ref.Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ref.



228


MCX Straight Plug Cable Length

20.9[.822]

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122] Ref.

Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.


MCX Right Angle Plug Cable Length

10.8[.425]

6.10[.241]

7.90[.312]

Ref.Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ref.


RF Coax Connectors


SMB Bulkhead FeedThrough Jack

Cable Length

17.1[.675]

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ref.

Ø 4.90 [.192]

4.40[.172]Min.

Min.


Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.


Inter-Series Cable Assemblies (Continued)

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SMB Right Angle Plug Cable Length

6.35[.250]

10.8[.427]

14.0[.550] Ø 2.80

[.110] Ref.

3.10[.122]

Ref.

Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.


MCX Bulkhead Jack Cable Length

16.8[.662]

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

11.4[.447]

3.10[.122]

Ref.

Ø 4.90 [.192]

4.50[.177]Min.

Min.


Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.

Ref.

4.80[.189]

Dia.


50 Ohm D-Sub CoaxialReceptacle

Cable Length

25.6[1.01]

Ref.

6.35[.250]

Ø 2.80 [.110] Ref.

Ø 4.90 [.192]

4.50[.177]Min.

Min.


Ø 1.90 [.075] Cable

Ref.3.10[.122]

Ref.


Inter-Series Cable Assemblies (Continued)

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ToolsEngagement/DisengagementTool

Disengagement Tool

101.6[4.00]

6.40[.250]

9.50[.375]

6.40[.250]

Ref.

SMA Straight Plug (Male) Recommended for CustomerSystem Verification

Cable Length1

Centerline To Reference Plane

Right Angle Jack CablePigtail

Cable Length1


Note: 1. Consult AMP for non-standard cable lengths. Cable length tolerance: 50.0 [1.97]-20000.0 [787.4]: ± (2.0 [0.08]+1% of cable length)

2. To avoid damaging the cable, minimize time at temperature whilesoldering and/or heat shrinking connector to the cable.

Cable Length M/A-COM Model No. PartPVC Flexible Cable No.

200 9950-4200-01 1064391-18.0

Finish: SMA, Passivated stainless steel body and gold plated center contact.

M/A-COM PartModel No. No.

2598-5401-54 1055886-1

See Application Notes for instructions.For use with 1055690-1 plug only


2598-5342-54 1221286-1

See Application Notes for instructions.For use with 1251802-1 plug only

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OSMT Plug to SMA JackAdapter

10.5[.413]

Ref.

SMAJack

SSMTPlug

13.7[.538]

Ref.

SMAPlug

SSMTPlug

12.9[.508]

Ref.

SMAJack

SSMTJack

16.2[.639]

Ref.

SMAPlug

SSMTJack

OSMT Jack to SMA JackAdapter


2382-2240-00 1055696-1


2381-2241-00 1055695-1


2380-2240-00 1055694-1


2382-2241-00 1055697-1

OSMT Plug to SMA PlugAdapter

OSMT Jack to SMA Plug


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Series MMCX (50 Ohm)



2.7[0.11]

0.25[0.01]

2.6[0.10]

1.2[0.05]

1.45[0.06]Min.

Ø 0.4[0.02]

Ø 1.6[0.06]

Ø 0.7[0.03]

Ø 2.4[0.09]

Ø 2.4[0.09]

Ø 3.5[0.14]

Max.

PlugJack

ECN1130-J

Reference Plane Reference Plane

Min.

Interface Dimensions

Micro miniature connectorsseries MMCX (size 0.7/1.6;CECC 22340) are primarilyintended for applicationswhere minimum dimensionsand space-saving designare required. The connec-

tors are suitable for use upto 6 GHz and are providedwith a reliable snap-on cou-pling. Series MMCX con-nectors are easy and fast toassemble.

This connector family con-tains straight and rightangled variants for cable orsolder connection and SMDconnectors for surfacemounting technology ontoPC boards.

Technical DataElectrical and mechanicalcharacteristics in accordancewith CECC 22340Characteristic impedance — 50 ΩFrequency range — up to 6 GHzReflection factor1, referred to — Flexible cables —

straight connector, r ≤ 0.10angle connector, r ≤ 0.15

Insulation resistance — initial value ≥ 1 GΩafter stressing ≥ 500 MΩ

Inner conductor contact resistance —

after stressing ≤ 15 mΩ

Outer conductor continuity — after stressing ≤ 7.5 mΩ

Voltage proof (at sea level) — 500 V, 50 HzWorking voltage (at sea level) — Flexible cables (RG 178) —

170 V, 50 HzSemi-rigid cables (RG 405) —

250 V, 50 HzScreening effectiveness2 — ≥ 60 dBEngagement (axial force) — 20 N max.Separation — 6 N min., 20 N max.

Tensile strength of cable clampingdevice —

RG 178 = 32 N min.RG 405 = 100 N min.

Service life — 500 cyclesClimatic category — 55/155/21

1 Guideline values, depending oncable type and connector style.

2 Straight connector; 1 GHz

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Series MMCX (50 Ohm) (Continued)



Plug, Full Crimp


a

Ø 3.5[0.14]

ECN1132-1

7.0[0.28]

3.5[0.14]

5.3[0.21]

4.0[0.16]

aECN1134-H

Part No.1393677-6

ECN1137-7

Ø 0.8[0.31]

1.27[0.05]

3.5[0.14]

Ø 0.7[0.03]

3.5[0.14]

4.5[0.18]

7.5[0.30]

2.6[0.10]


Pitch

Reference Plane



Cable Dim a Ø Max. Part No.

RG 405 11.5 2.250.45 0.09 1393677-2

RG 178 11.5 1.90.45 0.07 1393677-1

RG 196 11.5 2.10.45 0.08

RG 316 15 2.60.59 0.10 1392011-4

Cable Dim a Ø Max. Part No.

RG 405 9.0 2.250.35 0.09 1393677-4

RG 178 9.0 1.90.35 0.07 1393677-3

RG 196 9.0 2.10.35 0.08

RG 316 11 2.60.43 0.10 1392011-5

Part No.1393757-6

ECN1633-5

2.6[0.10]

5.0[0.20]

5.0[0.20]

PC Board

Vertical PC Board MountSMD Jack

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Series MMCX (50 Ohm) (Continued)



Part No.1393757-7

ECN1634-D

2.6[0.10]

5.0[0.20]

5.0[0.20]

PC Board

Right Angle PC BoardMount SMD Jack

5.6[0.22]

1.4[.055]

1.6[.063]

2.1[.083]

0.8[.031]

1.4[.055]

Solder Pad

Conductor Layer

Ø 0.7 [.028]

3.8[.150]

3.5[.138]

6.8[.268]

2.6[.102]

4.75[.187]

6.5[.256]

Reference Plane

2.8 ± 0.1

[.110 ± .004]

3.4 ± 0.05

[.134 ± .002]

3.5 ± 0.1

[.138 ± .004]

Ø 4.45 ± 0.05

[.175 ± .002]

7.45 ± 0.1

[.293 ± .004]7.4 ± 0.1

[.291 ± .004]

Ø 0.7 ± 0.03

[.028 ± .001]

4.4 ± 0.05

[.173 ± .002]4.6

[.181]

3.5[.138]

4.5[.177]

7.5[.295]

0.8[0.31]

0.2[.008]

1.55[0.61]

1.1[0.43]

Conductor Layer

Solder Pad

Part No.1392011-3

Part No.1392028-1

Right Angle PC BoardMount Jack

Ø 0.8[0.31]

1.27[0.05]

Pitch



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DIN Inserts



Coaxial inserts according to CECC 22 330 and high-current inserts (CECC spec-ification under preparation)can be used in conjunctionwith a DIN 41612 style Mcontact base (CECC 75101-801), SIEDECON, and Z-pack 2mm HM connectors.

Coaxial inserts have a con-tact system based on thepin-socket principle with thesame dimensions as theSeries 1.0/2.3 coaxial con-nectors and are plug-com-patible. The product familyis represented by various50Ω and 75Ω styles thatcan be used far into theGHz range. The highmounting density (pitchbetween adjacent contactsstarting at 7.5 mm) andinstallation into the contact

base, by means of a “snap-in” lock, make the insertsparticularly well suited forapplications.

Due to the centering,

– coaxial plugs areinstalled in contact baseswith audio-frequency (AF)female contacts

– coaxial jacks are installedin contact bases with AFmale contacts.

High-current inserts withcylindrical contacts (pin-socket principle) are avail-able with “standard” and“premating” contact design.This makes selective con-tacting sequences possiblebetween high-current con-tacts and AF contacts; referto “contacting range” bardiagram (page 238).

This product family is basedon styles featuring diverseconnection possibilities fora current load up to 40amperes. The mountingdensity and installation intothe contact base is like thatof the coaxial inserts.

In this case, however, dueto the alignment, you mustmake sure that

– High-current plugs areinstalled in contact baseswith AF male contacts

– High-current sockets areinstalled in contact baseswith AF female contacts.

The high-quality materialsused with coaxial and high-current inserts ensure ahigh grade of service evenin an industrial atmosphere.Female contacts of refinedcopper beryllium assureperfect contacting.

Product Facts Meets requirements of DIN

41626 and CECC 22330

Suitable for DIN 41612 TypeM Connectors (Eurocard),Siedecon, and Z-pack 2mmHM Connectors

Meets DIN PerformanceLevel II

Crimp termination for innerand outer conductors (cablemount only) eliminates theneed for solder

Right angle and verticalstyle board mount pin andsocket contacts

Board mount product avail-able with both solder andcompliant tails

Straight cable mount pinand socket contacts forRG316, and RG179 cable

Contact impedance of 50and 75 ohms for cablemount and 50 ohms forboard mount

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DIN Inserts (Continued)



Technical Data

Electrical and mechanical characteristics of coaxial inserts in accordance with DIN 41626 Part 2 andCECC 22 330

Characteristic impedance 50/75 ΩFrequency range up to 2 GHz

Reflection factor up to 2 GHz 1 ≤ 0.10

Insulation resistanceinitial value ≥ 1 GΩafter stressing ≥ 200 MΩ

Screening effectiveness ≥ 70 dB

Inner conductor contact resistanceafter stressing ≤ 10 mΩOuter conductor continuity ≤ 7.5 mΩ

after stressing

Voltage proof 2

flexible cables (RG 316)– at sea level 750 V, 50 Hz– at 20 km altitude 150 V, 50 Hz

Working voltage 2

flexible cables (RG 316)– at sea level 350 V, 50 Hz– at 20 km altitude 65 V, 50 Hz

Service life 500 cycles

Climatic category 55/125/56

Electrical and mechanical characteristics of the high-current inserts in accordance with DIN 41626, Part 1

Current load up to 40 A

Contact resistance ≤ 1 mΩinitial value ≤ initial valueafter stressing + 1 mΩ

Voltage proof 1050 V, 50 Hz

Working voltage 350 V, 50 Hz

Service life 500 cycles

Climatic category 55/125/56

1 Guideline dimensions, depending on cable type and connector style.

2 Some cable types suitable for use with these connectors have lower char-acteristic values than specified here.

Current rating on high current inserts as a function of component ambient temperature in accordance with DIN41612, Part 5.

Note:

Styles with PC board connection for current load with 5Aand 25A can also be used up to 10A and 40A if the PCboards are capable of being loaded too.

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Coaxial Inserts,50 Ohm Z-PACK 2mmHM Connectors

Vertical PC Board Mount, compliant

5.50[.216]Min.

12.21[.480] Ref.

4.75 –0.03

[.187 –.001]

4.15 –0.012

[.163 –.0004]

1.15 +0.30

[.045 +.012]

5.10[.200]

Max.Sq.

45°0'Typ.

90°0'Typ.

Typ.1.00 ±0.05

[.039 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

45°0'Typ.

90°0'Typ.

Typ.1.00 ±0.05

[.039 ±.002]

5.08 ±0.05

[.200 ±.002]

Right Angle PC Board Mount, compliant

Part No. 148386-1

17.75[.700] Ref.

0.034.75

.187

0.09 .001 .004

4.20 +0.075

[.165 +.003] 4.00 ±0.10

[.157 ±.004]

5.35 –0.30

[.216 –.012]7.00 ±0.10

[.275 ±.004]6.10[.240]

Max.Sq.


Rating (Ohms) Type Housing Type Application Tooling Part No.

50 Vertical PCB Socket, Z-PACK 2mm 904800-1 148385-1Compliant HM Male

50 Rt. Angle PCB Pin, Z-PACK 2mm 904805-1 148386-1Compliant HM Female 904804-1 Support Anvil

Part No. 148385-1Recommended

PC Board Layout

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Coaxial Inserts to SMA Adapters

Coaxial Insert Plug to SMA Plug

23.1[.910]

Max.

+ 0.03– 0.10+ .001]– .004

Ø 4.75

[.187

Coaxial Insert Socket to SMA Plug

Coaxial Insert Plug to SMA Jack

Coaxial Insert Socket to SMA Jack

7.92 ± 0.12

[.312 ± .005]Hex.

+ 0– 0.02+ .000]– .001

Ø 4.75

[.187 23.3[.920] Max.

7.92 ± 0.12

[.312 ± .005]Hex.

19.1[.755]Max.

7.92 ± 0.12

[.312 ± .005]Hex.

Part No. 1274194-1

Part No. 1274193-1

Part No. 1274192-1

Part No. 1274191-1

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Coaxial Insert to SemiRigid CableTerminates to 2.18 [.086]semi rigid cable

Socket, Straight Cable

19.00[.748] Ref.

4.09 ± 0.06

[.161 ± .002]

Ø 5.92 ± 0.03

[.233 ± .001]

Plug, Straight Cable

Ø 5.92 ± 0.03

[.233 ± .001]

18.75[.738] Ref.

Part No. 1274220-1

Part No. 1274221-1

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Right Angle Bulkhead Plug for female connectors

Dim a Ø Max. Cable Type Width Across Flats Part No.of Hex Profile18.7 2.6 RG 316 (50 Ω) –– 1393668-4.736 .10222.3 2.6 RG 316 (50 Ω) –– 1393668-8.878 .10218.7 3.0 RG 316 (50 Ω) –– 1393668-7.736 .11818.7 2.67 RG 179 (75 Ω) 3.2 2-1393668-4.736 .105 .126

a9.6

[.378]

13.1[.516]

Ø 6.0 [.236]

Ø 4.05 [.159]

a9.35[.368]

13.1[.516]

Ø 6.0 [.236] Ø 4.75

[.187]

Right Angle Bulkhead Jack for male connectors

Dim a Ø Max. Cable Type Width Across Flats Part No.of Hex Profile2.6 RG 316 (50 Ω )

3.2 1-1393668-219 .102

.126.748 2.67 RG 179 (75 Ω).10522.4 2.67 RG 179 (75 Ω) 3.2 2-1393668-8.882 .105 .12624.0 2.67 RG 179 (75 Ω) 3.2 3-1393668-6.945 .105 .126


Bulkhead cable jack for female connectors

Ø Max. Cable Type Width Across Flats Part No.of Hex Profile2.6 RG 316 (50 Ω) 3.2 1392019-1.102 .1262.67 RG 179 (75 Ω) –– 3-1393668-0.105

Bulkhead cable jack for male connectors

Ø Max. Cable Type Width Across Flats Part No.of Hex Profile2.6 RG 316 (50 Ω) 3.2 1392020-1.102 .1262.67 RG 179 (75 Ω) 3.2 3-1393668-4.105 .126

Ø 5.8 [.228]

23.9[.941]

9.6[.378]

4.05[.159]

ECN1641-V

Ø 5.8 [.228]

23.9[.941]

9.35[.368]

4.75[.187]

ECN1643-C

Coaxial Inserts (50 Ω/75 Ω)

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Bulkhead Plug, PC Board connection for DIN 41612 M female connectors

Part No.1-1393662-0

Coaxial Inserts (50 Ω/75 Ω) (Continued)

9.35[.368]

17.9[.705]

5.08[.200]

Ø 4.75 [.187]

Ø 1.0 [.039]

2.54[0.10]


Pitch

Ø 1.0 [.039]

2.54[0.10]

Pitch

Right Angle Bulkhead Plug, PC Board for SIEDECONfemale connectors

Part No.1-1393662-2

Right Angle Bulkhead Jack, PC Board for DIN 41612 Mmale connectors

Part No.1-1393662-4

5.08[.200]

17.9[.705]

3.0[.118]

6.9[.272]

9.6[.378]

4.05[.159]

ECN0400-B

5.08[.200]

17.8[.701]

3.0[.118]

6.9[.272]

9.35[.368]

Ø 4.75 [.187]

ECN0445-B

Mounting holes for Part No. 1-1393662-2 and 1-1393662-4

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Performance CharacteristicsFrequency Range — 0 to 500 MHzOperating Voltage, Max. —275 vac rms @ sea levelTermination Resistance, Max. —Center Contact — 6.0 milliohmsOuter Contact — 3.0 milliohmsInsulation Resistance, Min. —5,000 megohms @ 500 vdcDielectric Withstanding Voltage —Sea Level — 800 Volts rms30,000 ft [9,144 m] — 525 volts rms70,000 ft [21,336m] — 275 volts rmsVSWR to 500MHz, Max.

Pin/Socket VSWRStraight/Straight 1.30Right-Angle/Straight 1.35Right-Angle/Right-Angle 1.40

RF Crosstalk — 90dB @ 5-500 MHzMating Force, Max. — 4.0 lb [17.8 N]Unmating Force, Min. — 2.0 oz[0.556 N]Contact Retention — 20 lb [89 N]Contact Durability — 500 cycles

Cable ForceRG/U lb [N]

316, 188, 174, 20 89179, 179A, 179B188-type 35 155.8Double-Braid142, 142A, 142B 50 222.5

Operating Temperature —55°C to +125°CThermal Shock — 55°C to +125°C perMIL-STD-1344, Method 1003, Cond. APhysical Shock — 50 G’s per MIL-STD-1344, Method 2004, Cond. AVibration — MIL-STD-1344, Method2005, Cond. II

Moisture Resistance — 240 hoursper MIL-STD-1344, Method 1002,Cond. IISalt Fog — 48 hours per MIL-STD-1344, Method 1001, Cond. B

Extraction Tool NumbersSubminiature D Housings —58095-1 (AMPLIMITE)AMP-HDI Housings — 58095-2

Related CatalogsSubminiature D Housings 82069AMP-HDI 82618

MaterialBrass — per QQ-B-626 and MIL-C-50Phosphor Bronze — per QQ-B-750Beryllium Copper — per QQ-C-530TEFLON—per MIL-P-19468Nylon—per MIL-M-20693

FinishBright Tin-Lead Plating — perASTM-B-571Copper Plating — per MIL-C-14550Gold Plating — per MIL-G-45204Nickel Plating — per QQ-N-290

Straight Contacts

Pin Socket

AMax.

BDia. Max.

Alignment Ringfor use in

Subminiature Dhousing only

AMax.

BDia.Max.

Shell Dimensions Die 50 ohm Non-Impedance MatchedRG/Cable Type A B Insert* Pin Socket Pin Socket

178, 178A, Brass 24.13 5.94 59993-1 — — 228616-5 228596-5178B,196, 196A .950 .234

Brass 24.28 5.94 59993-1 221980-1 221981-1 228618-1 228596-1174, 316, .956 .234188, 188A

Diecast 24.28 5.94 59993-1 415367-1 415366-1 415369-1 415368-1.956 .234

179, 179A, Brass 24.28 5.94 59993-1 221980-3 221981-3 228618-2 228596-2179B, 187, .956 .234187A, 161,

Diecast 24.28 5.94 59993-1 — — 415369-3 415368-3Belden 9221 .956 .234

Brass 24.28 5.94 59993-1 — — 228618-3 228596-3174, 316, 188, .956 .234Double Braid

Diecast 24.28 5.94 59993-1 415367-2 415366-2 415369-2 415368-2.956 .234142, 142A, 142B, Brass 27.43 6.48 58212-1 221980-2 221981-2 228618-4 228596-4400, Belden 9246 1.08 .255

*For hand tool 69710-1 or pneumatic tool 69365-8.Note: Non-Impedance Matched and 50 Ohm are not intermateable.

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PC Board MountContacts

(for AMP-HDI Connectors only)


Contact Part No.Type Non-Impedance 50 Ohm

MatchedVertical 221158-1 222016-1Pin ContactRight Angle 221162-1 222015-1Socket Contact

1.02 ±0.08

[.040 ±.003](5 Holes)

Dia.

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

2.54 ±0.08

[.100 ±.003]

5.08 ±0.08

[.200 ±.003]

2.54 ±0.08

[.100 ±.003]

Vertical Pin Contact Right Angle Socket Contact

5.69[.224]

16.23[.639]

9.25[.364]

17.58[.692]

6.50[.256]

11.33[.446]


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Engineering Notes



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Coaxial Contacts (COAXICON)


Product Facts AMP provides a variety

of contacts for coaxial connectors

Contacts are available in a range of sizes that may be used with the varioustypes of coaxial cable on the market

COAXICON contacts are ofthe crimp, snap-in type andare available in the follow-ing designs: MiniatureContacts, SubminiatureContacts and Size 8 Contacts

Miniature Contacts aredesigned for high densitymultiple circuit connectorapplications. A wide rangeof cable sizes is accommo-dated by using three sizesof outer shell terminationends and three sizes ofcontacts.

Subminiature Contacts areused in high density appli-cations and are ideal formixing coaxial and otherstyles of pin and socketcontacts in the same con-nector housing.

Size 8 Contacts are com-patible with industry stan-dard size 8 connectorssuch as Subminiature D(AMPLIMITE) and AMP-HDIconnector housings.Straight and right-anglestyles, as well as pc boardversions for AMP-HDI con-nectors are available.


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Inner Dielectric — Polypropylene,nylon, or polymethylpentene, generalpurpose Retention Spring — Stainless steelper QQ-S-766Ferrule — Copper per QQ-C-576

Performance CharacteristicsInsulation Resistance — 5000megohms min

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage —1,000 volts rms for 1 minute Contact Resistance — 2.0 milliohms@ 1 ampere Low-Level Conductivity — 10 milli-volts DC min.VSWR — 1.3 to 1.0 @ 1,000 MHz max.Cable Retention —

RG/U RetentionCable lbs [N]

58C 50 [222]188A 30 [133]180B 28 [125]195A 16 [71]

Durability — 500 cycles @ 10 cyclesper minute max.Vibration — 2 hrs. per MIL-STD-202,Method 201Shock — 50 G’s per MIL-Std-202,Method 213, Cond. GTemperature Cycling — 5 cycles perMIL-STD-202, Method 102, Cond C.

Temperature Range — -55°C to+125°CTest Method for Electronic andElectrical Component Parts —MIL-STD-202

MaterialOuter Shell — Brass per MIL-C-50Center Conductor — Brass per QQ-B-626, or Beryllium copper per QQ-C-533

FinishOuter Shell, Center Conductor —0.00076 [.000030] gold over 0.00076[.000030] nickelRetention Spring — Nickel per QQ-N-290Ferrule — Bright tin-lead per MIL-T-10727

Note:A ferrule and retention spring(201142-2) are required for each pinand socket.Extraction Tool No. 305183-8

Die Insert for Tools:Part Numbers

RG/U Cable Ferrule Integral Die Hand Tool 69710-1No. Hand Tool Pneu. 69365-2,

69365-33Pin Socket

178, 178A, 178B* *328667 69186-2 69373 201511-1 201512-1196, 196A316, 188, 188A* *328666 45638-2 69227-2 201143-5 201144-5174179, 179A, 179B161, 187, 187A* *328666 45638-2 69227-2 201143-1 201144-1

Belden 9221188 Double Braid* 221848-3 58290-1 69227-2 201143-5 201144-5316 Double Braid

122* 328664 45639-2 69222-2 201145-1 —180, 180A, 180B

195, 195A,** 328664 45639-2 69222-2 201145-2 201146-221-597

Belden 8218** 328664 45639-2 69222-2 201145-2 201146-258, 58A, 58B, 58C** 328663 45740-2 69220-2 201145-4 201146-4

141** 330478 69248-4 69315-4 201145-4 201146-455, 55A, 55B, 223124, 140, 21062, 62A, 62B 329006 — 69675-1 201097-1* 201098-1*59, 59A, 59B

Twisted Pair

28-26 AWG [0.08-0.15 mm2]** 328667 69186-2 69373 201511-1-2 201512-1(Solid)1

24-22 AWG [0.2-0.4 mm2]* 328666 45638-3 69672 201143-5* 201144-5(Stranded)2

Shielded Wire* 328663 45740-2 69220-2 201145-4* 201146-422, NAS-702, Class BBrand Rex T5788A* 328664 45639-2 69222-2 201145-2* 201146-226 AWG [0.12-0.155 mm2]4

*These contacts are for use in the 4-position G Series connector modules only.1Maximum insulation diameter–2.03 [.080] (two wires combined).2Maximum insulation diameter–2.92 [.115] (two wires combined).3Includes bench mount and foot control; requires Manual Take-Up Attachment No. 69689.4Dielectric O.D.–2.69 [.106] max.; Cable O.D.–4.06 [.160].

Ferrules

Pin Socket

Retention Springs Part No. 201142-2


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MaterialShell and Center Contact — Brassper MIL-C-50 and QQ-B-626Dielectric — Polypropylene, or Polymethylpentene, general purpose

FinishCenter Contact — 0.00076 [.000030]gold over copper Shell — Gold plated per MIL-G-45204

Performance CharacteristicsDielectric Withstanding Voltage —1,000 volts, rmsImpedance — Non-constantOperating Temperature Range —-55°C to +85°C

15.24[.600]

2.54[.100]

12.7[.500]

2.54[.100]

1.32 Dia. [.052]

(5 Holes)

Recommended Mounting Hole Layout

Spring Latch

Shell

Center ConductorLocking Latch

2.54 Ref.[.100]

4.52 Dia. [.178]Ref.

SpringLatch

2.54 Ref. [.100]

0.36 Ref. [.014]

1.27 Typ.[.050]

12.7[.500] 2.54

[.100]17.78[.700]

1.02 Dia. [.040]

A

B

6.23[.245]

Type PC Board Retention DimensionsPart No.Thickness lb. [N] A B

Spring Latch 1.57 1.25 5.56 9.07 3.18 50084-1.062 .357 .125

Spring Latch 3.18 1.25 5.56 7.49 4.75 50095-1.125 .295 .187

Locking Latch 3.18 7.25 31.16 7.49 4.75 50105-1.125 .295 .187

Locking Latch 1.57 7.25 31.16 9.07 3.18 50107-1.062 .357 .125

Note: For mateable Miniature Contacts, see page 248.

Locking Latch


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Subminiature PC Board Sockets


MaterialShell and Center Contact — Brassper MIL-C-50 and QQ-B-626Dielectric — Polypropylene, or polymethylpentene, general purpose

FinishCenter Contact — 0.00076[.000030]gold per MIL-G-45204 over copper perMIL-C-14550Shell — Gold

Performance CharacteristicsDielectric Withstanding Voltage —600 volts, rmsOperating Temperature Range —-55°C to +85°C

1.09 Dia.[.043]

#57 Drill (3 Holes)

10.16[.400]

15.24[.600]

Recommended Mounting Hole Layout

Locking Latch

Shell

Center ConductorSpring Latch

22.23 Max. [.875]

Locking Latch

1.47 [.058]

0.84±0.2

[.033±.008] 10.16[.400]

15.24[.600]

0.84 Dia. [.033]

4.52[.178]

3.05 ±.0.2

[.120 ±.008]

Mating SubminiatureCOAXICON PinsThese short Subminiature COAXICONPins are recommended for use with anyof the sockets listed above. Note: Alignment springs are notrequired for this application and are notincluded with the pin assemblies.

Type PC Board Dim. Part No.Thickness L

Spring Latch 1.57 2.54 226023-1.062 .100

Locking Latch 1.57 2.54 226060-1.062 .100

Integral Die Insert for Tools:RG/U Ferrule Hand Tool 69710-1 Part No.Cable No. Die Pneu. 69365-2,Hand Tool 69365-3

178, 178A, 178B 1-332057-0 69656-2 69690-2 51563-9196, 196A174 1-332056-0 69656-2 69690- 51563-8316, 188, 188A

179, 179A, 179B 1-332056-0 69656-1 69690-1 51563-8187, 187A161 1-332056-0 69656-5 — 51563-8

A


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MaterialOuter Shell — Brass per MIL-C-50Center Conductor — Beryllium copper per QQ-C-533 (Pin);Brass per QQ-B-626 (Socket)Inner Dielectric — Polypropylene,nylon, or polymethylpentene, generalpurpose Retention Spring — Stainless steelper QQ-S-766Ferrule — Copper per QQ-C-576

FinishOuter Shell and Socket Center Conductor — 0.00076[.000030] gold over 0.00127 [.000050]nickelPin Center Conductor — 0.00076[.000030] gold over 0.00254 [.000100] copper Ferrule — Bright tin-lead per MIL-T-10727

A

Pin

Ferrule

16.51 Max. [.650] Socket

Ferrule

A = Multimate Pin 25.65 [1.010]Short Pin 22.66 [.892]

Selection Chart for Coaxial Cable

Integral Die Insert for Tools: Contact Part NumbersRG/U Cable Die Hand Tool 69710-1

Hand Tool Pneu. Tool 69365-2, Multimate ShortSocket Ferrule69365-3* Pin Pin

178, 178A, 178B 69656-2 69690-2 226537-2 51563-2 51565-2 1-332057-0196, 196A196 69656-9 — 226537-2 51563-2 51565-2 1-225088-1(Double Braid)

174, 316 69656-2 69690 -226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-332056-02188, 188A179, 179A, 179B

187, 187A 69656-1 69690-1 226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-332056-0Belden 9221

RD-316 69656-7 — 226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-225088-3187 69656-8 — 226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-225088-1(Double Braid)161 69656-5 — 226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-332056-0

Selection Chart for Twisted Pairs and Shielded Wire

Wire SizeDie Insert for Tools: Contact Part Numbers

IntegralDie Hand Tool 69710-1AWG [mm2] Hand Tool Pneu. Tool 69365-2, Multimate Short

Socket Ferrule69365-3* Pin Pin

30 0.05 69656-2 69690-2 226537-3 51563-3 51565-3 1-332057-0(Twisted Pair, Solid)28 0.08-0.09 69656-2 69690- 226537-3 51563-3 51565-3 1-332057-02(Twisted Pair, Solid)28 69656-1 69690-1

(Twisted Pair, Stranded; 0.08-0.09 or or 226537-3 51563-3 51565-3 1-332057-07 str., .005 [0.13] Dia.) 69656-2 69690-2

26(Twisted Pair,

Solid or Stranded; 0.12-0.15 69656-2 69690-2 226537-3 51563-3 51565-3 1-332057-07 str., .0063 [0.16] Dia.)

26(Shielded, 0.75 [1.91] 0.12-0.15 69656-3 69690-3 226537-1 51563-1 51565-1 1-332057-0

Max. O.D.)

*Includes bench mount and foot control.Extraction Tool 305183Note: A ferrule is required for each pin and socket.


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Engineering Notes



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Siemax Connectors


Applications Multiplex Systems

Base Stations

High Density Systems

Features Multi Coax Surface Mount

Maximum packaging density

Component placement onboth sides of PCB

Fully automated assembly(pick-and-place)

Modular design

Technical Data Interface: Series 1.0/2.3

Impedance: 75

International specifications:IEC 169-29 and CECC 22 230

Frequency range up to 2 Ghz

Compact grid pitch 10 [0.39]

Guaranteed coplanarity ofmax. 0.1 [0.004]

Integrated positioning pinsfor manual placement

Optional mechanical securing

Siemax connectors com-bine the benefits of surfacemount technology and mod-ular design. This multi coaxconnector is packaged intape-and-reel for automaticplacement, has optimumsolder joints and 100%reflow suitability. This con-

EC98062

nector is ideal for systemsrequiring superior packag-ing density because it canbe placed on both sides ofthe printed circuit board.

The modular design pro-vides flexibility in terms ofthe number of poles offered(two-, three-, or four-poles).

It can be stacked, enablingany required configurationto be produced. The Siemaxconnector also allows theuse of any other connectorseries, e.g. SMB, is resistantto high temperatures, and isrobust, with reliably sus-tained coplanarity.

For General Information on Series 1.0/2.3 Connectors, see Page 125.

Siemax, SMT Right AngleJack, 2 Poles


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Siemax Connectors, Series 1.0/2.3 (75 Ohm)


2.0[0.08]

2.0[0.08]

Ø 2.6 [0.10]

Ø 1.4 [0.06]

1.6[0.06]

1.9[0.07]

1.2[0.05]

11.1[0.44]

12.1[0.48]

14.0[0.55]

8.0[0.31]

17.5[0.69]

13.0[0.51]

24.0[0.94]

6.5[0.26]

Ø 4.15 [0.16]

18.0[0.71]

10.0[0.39]

Solder Pad layout

Coupling type Part No.C, F 1393696-2

Ø 2.6 [0.10]

Ø 1.4 [0.06]

1.6[0.06]

1.9[0.07]

1.2[0.05]

11.1[0.44]

12.1[0.48]

24.0[0.94]

8.0[0.31]

27.5[1.08]

23.0[0.91]

10.0[0.39]

2.0[0.08]

2.0[0.08]

24.0[0.94]

6.5[0.26]

3.5[0.14]

Ø 4.15 [0.16]

28.0[1.10]

10.0[0.39]

10.0[0.39]

Solder Pad layout



Ø 2.4 [0.09

7.95[0.31]

14.3[0.56]

18.4[0.72]

20.5[0.79]

11.3[0.44]

2.6[0.10]

1.2[0.05]

4.0[0.16]

Ø 4.15 [0.16]

15.2[0.60]

28.9[1.14]

3.5[0.14]

12.0[0.47]

9.0[0.35]

20.5[0.81]

Solder Pad layout



Note: 2 and 3 poles Series SMB in development


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Between Series Adapters


Between Series CoaxialTransmission Line Adaptersprovide convenient transi-tions between popularseries coaxial connectors.The adapter design pro-vides a minimum lengthconsistent with good electri-cal performance. The smallsize, low VSWR, and broadfrequency coverage permitsa wide range of applica-tions in both measurementand systems use.

Design and ConstructionThe standard units are con-structed of stainless steelwith passivated finish, nickelplated brass, and gold plat-ed brass. The material andplating is to be consistentwith the basic connectorseries. All dielectrics are TFEfluorocarbon. The centercontacts are made of berylli-um copper, gold plated.

TypesThe straight in-line adaptersare available in many com-binations of plug and jack(male and female) configu-rations. Also, popular panelmount versions are cata-loged. For special modifica-tions and hermetic seal ver-sion, consult AMP.

ApplicationThe major application is therequirement for a low VSWR,

compact transition in bothtest system and operatingsystems. Many panel mountand bulkhead mount ver-sions are available so thedesigner can use small sizeconnectors for internaldesign, but adapt to a largerrugged version for externalconnection.

Selection charts follow tohelp you find the correctadapter for your application.

MCX Page 257N Series Page 257

BNC Page 257TNC Page 257

Series 1.6/5.6 Page 257 Page 257SMA 18 GHz Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257 Page 257

Plug-Plug

Jack-Jack

Series 1.0/2.3

OSMT

SSMT

OSMP

SMA

SMB

7-16

TNC

BNC

OSP Bulkhead

OSP

N Series

N Series Page 258BNC Page 258 Page 260TNC Page 258 Page 258SMA

SMA Bulkhead Page 258 Page 259 Page 258 Page 258SMA 18 GHz

Page 258 and 259 and 260 and 259 Page 259 Page 259 Page 259 Page 259

Series 1.0/2.3 Page 260

Series 1.6/5.6

Series 1.0/2.3

OSMT

SSMT

OSMP

SMB

75 OHM SM

B

7-16

TNCTNC Flange M

ountTNC Bulkhead

BNCBNC Bulkhead

OSPOSP Bulkhead

OSP Floating RearM

ount

N SeriesN Series Flange M

ountN Series Bulkhead

MCX


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Between Series Adapters (Continued)


7 mm Page 260 Page 260 Page 260 Page 2607 mm best VSWR Page 260 Page 260

MCX Page 260

N SeriesN Series Flange Mount

Page 260 Page 261 Page 261 Page 261 Page 261 Page 261

OSPOSP Bulkhead Page 261 Page 261

BNC Page 261 Page 262 Page 262 Page 262 Page 264TNC

TNC Flange Mount Page 262 Page 262 Page 262 Page 262 Page 262

7-16 Page 262SMB

75 OHM SMBPage 263 Page 262 Page 263

SMASMA Flange Mount Page 263

SMA 18 GHzPage 263 Page 263

and 264Page 264 Page 263 Page 263 Page 263 Page 263 Page 263

OSMP Page 264SSMT + OSMT Page 264

DIN-Series 1.0/2.3 Page 264DIN-Series 1.6/5.6 Page 264 Page 264

DIN-Series 1.6/5.6

DIN-Series 1.0/2.3

SSMT + OSM

T

OSMP

SMA

SMA Flange M

ountSM

A 18 GHz

SMB

7-16

TNC

BNC

OSPOSP Bulkhead

N SeriesN Series Flange M

ount

MCX

7 mm

best VSWR

7 mm

Jack-Plug


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Plug-Plug

MCX Plug – SMA Plug


19.3[.760]Ref.

6.4[.250]

Hex. 7.9[.312]

Hex.

Series 1.6/5.6 Plug – Series 1.0/2.3 Plug

Part No. 2-1393670-1Coupling Type A

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

28.0[1.10]

9.2[0.36]

8.9[0.35]

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

1) 1)

BNC Plug – SMB Plug


Ø 14.3 [.562]

Ref.

34.1[1.343]

Ref.

7-16 Plug – N Series Plug

Part No. 1313453-1M/A-COM Model No. A55P23E999X

48.6[1.912]

Ref.

Ø 32.0 [1.260]

Ref.

TNC Plug – BNC Plug


Ø 15.9 [.625] Ref.

Ref.49.6[1.953]

SMA Plug – BNC Plug


Ø 14.3 [.562]

Ref.

Ref.32.9[1.297]

Hex.7.9[.312]

SMA Plug – TNC Plug


Ø 15.9 [.625] Ref.Hex.

Ref.26.4[1.040]

7.9[.312]

SMA Plug – OSMP Plug


17.5[.690]

Ref.

SMA Plug – SMB Plug


21.9[.862]Ref.

6.4[.250]

Hex.7.9[.312]

Hex.

SMA Plug – SSMT Plug or OSMT Plug


13.7[.538]

Ref.

SMA Plug – OSP Plug


17.0[.670]Ref.

7.9[.312]

Hex.

SMA 18 GHz Plug – N Series Plug


Ø 21.0 [.828]

Ref.Hex.

32.5[1.281]

Ref.

7.9[.312]

SMA Plug – OSP Bulkhead Plug



+ .003– .000+ .001– .000

Ø 6.15

[.242 ]1.7[.065]

Ref.22.7[.895]

11.4[.447]

3.2[.125]Max.Panel

Hex.7.9[.312]

Hex.11.1[.437]

7.9[.312]Hex.

BNC Plug – Series 1.6/5.6 Plug

Part No. 1-1393665-4

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

46.4[1.83]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

1) Detent for jack


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Jack-Jack

7-16 Jack – N Series Jack


51.0[2.010]

Ø 14.3 [.562]

Ref.32.1

[1.265]Ref.

BNC Jack – 75 ohm SMB Jack

Part No. 1311209-1M/A-COM Model No. A57R03G999X

30.4[1.197]

12.9[.508]

3.82[.150]

12.0[.472]

Hex.17.4[.687]

AcrossFlat

Ø 12.9 [.508]Hex.15.8

[.625]

BNC Jack – SMB Jack


TNC Jack – N Series Flange Mount Jack


Ø 3.2 [.125]

49.1[1.932]2.0

[.080]16.7[.656]

25.4[1.00]

18.2[.718]

Sq.

Ref.

Typ.4 Plcs.

MCX Jack – SMA Jack


15.6[.615]

6.4[.250]

Hex.

Ø 22.0 [.866]

Max.Panel

31.3[1.232]

Min.Ø 15.9 [.625]

6.3[.250]

22.0[.867]

13.6[.534]Min.

3.2[.125]


TNC Jack – BNC Jack


Ø 14.5 [.572]

Ref.

Ref.43.1[1.698]

SMA Jack – N Series Jack


Ø 17.45 [.687]

Ref.

31.3[1.231]

SMA Jack – N Series Bulkhead Jack


SMA Jack – N Series Flange Mount


Ø 3.2 [.125]

4 Plcs.

Sq.

4.7[.187]

Max.Panel

31.3[1.231]

18.2[.718]

25.4[1.00]

SMA Jack – BNC Jack


Ø 14.3 [.562]

Ref. 33.5[1.320]

TNC Jack – SMA Jack


Ø 13.5 [.531]

Ref.

Ref.25.4[1.000]

BNC Bulkhead Jack – SMA Jack


Ø 12.7 [.500]

33.5[1.320]

Ref.

Min.17.9[.703]

Hex.

Max.Panel

15.9[.625]

Hex.17.4[.687]

5.6[.220]Min.

3.2[.125]



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TNC Flange Mount Jack – SMA Jack


Ø 11.1 [.437]

25.4[1.000]

2.4[.093]8.0

[.315]

17.4[.687]12.7[.500]

4.8[.188]Max.Panel

Sq.

Typ.

Ø 16.7 [.656]

Ø 11.2 [.439]

Max.Panel

33.0[1.300]

Min.

Min.

5.0[.196]

Hex.14.3[.562]

6.4[.250]

3.2[.125]


SMB Jack – SMA Jack


17.8[.700]

6.4[.250]

Hex.

SMA Jack – TNC Bulkhead Jack


SMA Jack – OSMP Jack


12.6[.498]

4.70[.187]

SMA Jack – SSMT or OSMT Jack


12.9[.508]Ref.

OSP Jack – SMA Bulkhead Jack



+ 0.03– 0.00+ .001– .000

Ø 6.15

[.242 ]

Max.Panel

17.3[.680]

3.2[.125]

Hex.7.9[.312]

Hex.7.9[.312]

5.8[.230]

SMA 18 GHz Jack – N Series Jack


Ø 17.4 [.687] Ref.

31.2[1.229]

Ref.

SMA 18 GHz Jack –N Series Flange Mount Jack


Ø 3.2 [.125]

Ø 16.0 [.630] Max.

4 Plcs.

Sq.Max.Panel

31.2[1.229]

Ref.16.5[.650]

2.0[.080]

25.4[1.000]

Typ.18.2[.718]

4.7[.187]

SMA 18 GHz Jack – N Series Bulkhead


Ø 22.0 [.866]

Ø 15.9 [.625]

Max.Panel

31.3[1.232]

Min.13.6[.534]Min.

6.3[.250]

22.0[.867]

3.2[.125]


OSP Jack – SMA Jack


Ø 7.6 [.300]

14.1[.554]

SMA Jack – OSP Bulkhead Jack



+ .003– .000+ .001– .000

Ø 9.12

[.359 ]

Max.Panel

Ref.14.1[.554]

Hex.11.1[.437]

Hex.11.1[.437]

6.4[.250]

3.2[.125]

OSP Floating Flange Mount Jack –SMA Jack



+ 0.03– 0.05+ .002– .001

Ø 9.6

[.377 ]

Max.Panel

22.2[.874]

9.7[.380]

14.2[.560]

1.7[.065]

14.2[.560]

Ø 9.4 [.372]

Ø 19.1 [.750]

Ø 2.6 [.102]

2 Plcs.

3.2[.125]


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Jack-Jack (Continued)

SMA Jack –OSP Floating Rear Mount Jack


+ .076– .000+ .003– .000

Ø 8.6

[.340 ]

+ .000– .127+ .000– .005

1.3

[.050

+ .050– .000+ .002– .000

Ø 8.0

[.316 ]

]

11.2 ± .076 [.440 ± .003]

22.2[.874]

Ø 7.6 [.300]


BNC Jack –Series 1.6/5.6 Jack

Part No. 1-1393665-5

Ø 9.6 [0.38]

45.4[1.79]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 11.0 [0.43]

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

M9.0x0.5[0.35]x[0.02]

Series 1.0/2.3 Jack –Series 1.6/5.6 Jack

Part No. 2-1393670-4Coupling Type A, B, F

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

39.4[1.55]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Jack-PlugN Series Plug to 7 mm Jack


43.3[1.705]

Ref.

19.1[.750]

Hex. Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

30.7[1.208]

Ref.

Ø 22.1 [.870]

11.1[.437] Hex.

19.1[.750] Hex.

TNC Plug to 7 mm Jack


40.9[1.610]

Ref.

19.1[.750]

Hex. Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

15.9[.625]

Hex.

OSP Plug to 7 mm Jack


TNC Plug to 7 mm Best VSWR Jack


40.9[1.610]

Ref.

19.1[.750]

Hex. Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

15.9[.625]

Hex.

16.8[.660]Ref.

6.4[.250]

Hex. 7.9[.312]

Hex.

N Series Jack – 7 mm Plug


36.7[1.445]

Ref.

Hex.19.1[.750]

Ref.Ø 22.4 [.880]

MCX Jack – SMA Plug


SMA Flange Mount Plug to 7 mm Jack


Ø 3.2 [.125]

4 Plcs.

Sq.

Max.Panel

35.0[1.380]

Ref.

25.4[1.000]

Hex.7.9[.312]

Typ.19.1[.750]

Hex.19.1[.750] Ref.Ø 22.4

[.880]

2.4[.093]

2.1[.083]

Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.19.1[.750]

Hex.

7.9[.312]

Hex. 31.8[1.25]Ref.

N Series Plug to 7 mm Best VSWR Jack


43.3[1.705]

Ref.

19.1[.750]

Hex. Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

SMA Plug to 7 mm Jack



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N Series Jack – 7 mm Best VSWR Plug


36.7[1.445]

Ref.

Hex.19.1[.750]

Ref.Ø 22.4 [.880] Ø 16.8

[.660]Ref.

Ref.52.7[2.076]

N Series Jack – TNC Plug


Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ref.

Ref. Ref.Ø 16.8 [.660]

51.9[2.043]

BNC Plug – N Series Jack


7-16 Plug – N Series Jack


48.0[1.890]

Ref.

Ref.Ø 32.0 [1.260]

Ø 17.45 [.687]

Ref.Hex.

32.8[1.292]Max.

7.9[.312]

SMA 18 GHz Plug – N Series Jack


Ø 17.4 [.687]

Ref.

7.9[.312]

Hex.

32.3[1.270]

Ref.

SMA Plug – N Series Jack


SMA Plug – N Series Flange Mount Jack


Ø 3.2 [.125]

4 Plcs.

Sq.

Max.Panel

32.3[1.270]

Ref.

25.4[1.000]

Hex.7.9[.312]Typ.

18.2[.718]

4.7[.187]

Ø 3.2 [.125]

Ø 16.0 [.630] Max.

4 Plcs.

Sq.Max.Panel

32.3[1.270]

Ref.15.2[.600]

2.0[.080]

25.4[1.000]

Typ.18.2[.718]

4.7[.187]

OSP Jack – 7 mm Plug


Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

19.1[.750]

Hex.

11.1[.437]

Hex.

29.6[1.166]

Ref.

SMA 18 GHz Plug –N Series Flange Mount Jack


SMA Plug – OSP Jack


17.4[.685]Ref.

7.9[.312]

Hex.

Ø 7.6 [.300]


+ 0.03– 0.00+ .001– .000

Ø 9.12

[.359 ]Max.Panel

17.4[.686]Ref.

3.2[.125]

Hex.7.9[.312]

Hex.11.1[.437]

6.4[.250]

BNC Jack – N Series Plug


Ø 21.0 [.827]

Ref.

Ref.49.1[1.934]

SMA Plug – OSP Bulkhead Jack



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BNC Jack – TNC Plug


Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ref.Ref.45.9[1.809]

Ø 14.3 [.562] Ref.

35.8[1.408]

Ref.

SMA Plug – BNC Jack


Ø 14.3 [.562] Ref.

Ref.34.6[1.362]

Hex.7.9[.312]

BNC Jack – SMB Plug


TNC Jack – 7 mm Plug


41.3[1.625]

Ref.

Hex.19.1[.750]

Ref.Ø 22.4 [.880]

41.3[1.625]

Ref.

Hex.19.1[.750]

Ref.Ø 22.4 [.880]

TNC Jack – N Series Plug


Ø 21.0 [.827]

Ref.

Ref.49.1[1.934]

TNC Jack – 7 mm Best VSWR Plug


TNC Jack – BNC Plug


Ø 14.3 [.562]

Ref.Ref.46.7[1.840]

Ø 13.5 [.531] Ref.

Ref.26.4[1.038]

Hex.7.9[.312]

TNC Flange Mount Jack – SMA Plug


26.4[1.038]

2.0[.080]

13.4[.529]

7.9[.312]

Ø 11.8 [.465]

Hex.

17.4[.687]

Sq.

12.7[.500]

Typ.

Ref.

Ref.

Max.

TNC Jack – SMA Plug


7-16 Jack – N Series Plug


51.9[2.043]

Ref.

Ø 14.3 [.562] Ref.

30.6[1.205]

Ref.

75 Ohm SMB Jack – BNC Plug

Part No. 1311208-1M/A-COM Model No. A57P01T999X

21.9[.863]

Ref. Ref.Ø 14.3 [.562]

SMB Jack – BNC Plug



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SMA Plug – SMB Jack


20.7[.815]Ref.

6.4[.250]

Hex.7.9[.312]

Hex.

18.2[.716]

6.4[.250]

Hex.

SMA Jack – N Series Plug


Ø 21.0 [.828]

Ref.

31.5[1.250]

Ref.

SMA Jack – MCX Plug


N Series Flange Mount Plug – SMA Jack


Ø 3.2 [.125]

Ø 12.7 [.500] Min.

Panel Hole

4 Plcs.

Sq.

Max.Panel

31.8[1.250]

Ref.

11.7[.461]

25.4[1.000]

Typ.18.2[.718]

6.4[.250]

Ø 14.3 [.562] Ref.

31.8[1.250]

Ref.

TNC Plug – SMA Jack


Ø 15.9 [.625]

Ref.

Ref.25.4[1.000]

SMA Jack – BNC Plug


SMA Jack – SMB Plug


19.3[.760]Ref.

6.4[.250]

Hex.

14.2[.560]

SMA Jack – SSMT or OSMT Plug


10.5[.413]

Ref.

SMA Jack – OSMP Plug


SMA Flange Mount Jack – 7 mm Plug


30.5[1.200]

19.1[.750]

Hex.

Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.

Ø 3.2[.125]

Dia.4 Plcs.

2.0[.080] 23.5

[.925]Ref.

19.1[.750]

Typ.

25.4[1.000]

Sq.

Ø 22.4 [.880]

Ref.19.1[.750]

Hex.

30.9[1.216]

Ref.

MCX Plug – SMA Jack


18.2[.716]

6.4[.250]

Hex.

SMA 18 GHz Jack – 7 mm Plug



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SMA 18 GHz Jack – N Series Plug


Ø 21.0 [.828]

Ref.

31.5[1.250]

Ref.

Ø 3.2 [.125]

Ø 12.7 [.500] Min.

Panel Hole

4 Plcs.

Sq.Max.Panel

31.8[1.250]

11.7[.461]

2.0[.080]

25.4[1.000]

Typ.18.2[.718]

6.4[.250]

OSP Plug – SMA Jack


6.4[.250]

Ø 7.6 [.300]

13.7[.538]

N Series Flange Mount Plug –SMA 18 GHz Jack


SMA 18 GHz Jack – OSP Bulkhead Plug



+ 0.03– 0.00+ .001– .000

Ø 6.15

[.242 ]

19.3[.760]

1.7[.065]

11.4[.447] 3.2

[.125]Max

Panel

Hex.11.1[.437]

Hex.7.9[.312]

16.0[.632]

Ref. 7.90[.312]

Hex.

SMA Plug

OSMPJack

SSMT or OSMT Jack – SMA Plug


16.2[.639]

Ref.

SMAPlug

SSMTJack

OSMP Jack – SMA Plug


Series 1.6/5.6 Plug – Series 1.0/2.3 Jack

Part No. 2-1393670-2Coupling Type A, B2, F2

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

33.0[1.30]

9.2[0.36]

Ø 4.1 [0.16]

1)

Series Plug 1.0/2.3 – Series 1.6/5.6 Jack

Part No. 2-1393670-3Coupling Type A, B2, F2

1) Detent for jack2 Only jackside

Ø 6.5 [0.26]

34.5[1.36]

8.9[0.35]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

1)

BNC Plug – Series 1.6/5.6 Jack

Part No. 1-1393665-6

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

44.3[1.74]

Ø 8.2 [0.32]

BNC Jack – Series 1.6/5.6 Plug

Part No. 1-1393665-7

Ø 9.6 [0.38]

45.4[1.79]

Ø 10.8 [0.43]

Ø 11.0 [0.43]

Ø 14.5 [0.57]

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Application Tooling



Hand ToolsAMP PRO-CRIMPER II Hand Tools are economy versions ofour AMP CERTI-CRIMP Hand Tools, featuring ratchetedcrimp control to provide full die closure and help eliminatepartial crimps. With an all new design, the PRO-CRIMPER IIrequires dramatically less hand force to produce the sameconnection as comparable tools. Dies are interchangeable.It’s the most versatile and reliable crimping tool in the mid-price class. Recommended for networking installations,and commercial, industrial and institutional maintenancework. See Catalog 82276 for further information.

Typical PRO-CRIMPER II Hand Tool

No. 58433-1 for 50 Ohm BNC Dual “O” Crimp CommercialConnectors

AMP CERTI-CRIMP Hand Tools are our top-of-the-line crimp-ing tools featuring the original ratcheted crimp control. All toolsare designed to exacting specifications, and manufacturedusing the highest quality materials to provide long service life.Recommended for low production runs, repairs and prototypework, and applications requiring consistent, highly-reliable ter-minations. See Catalog 65780 for further information.

Typical CERTI-CRIMP Hand Tools with Integral (Non-Interchangeable) Dies

No. 69140-1 for 50 Ohm BNC Single Crimp Mil TypeConnectors

No. 69477-1 for 50 Ohm BNCDual Crimp Mil TypeConnectors

No. 220015-1 for 50 Ohm N Connectors

CERTI-CRIMP Hand Tool with Interchangeable Dies

No. 69710

Pneumatic ToolsThe 626 Pneumatic Tool System, as the name implies, willapply a broad range of products in the 6-26 AWG [13-0.12mm2] wire range. A basic 626 Pneumatic Tool Systemrequires a power unit, a tool holder, a crimp head assemblyand a die set when applicable. This premium system is wellsuited for low- to medium- volume production and harnessassembly operations. Since the crimp head can be rotatedto any angle, the operator can also work on more difficultterminations in confined equipment cabinets or enclosures.

Interchangeable tool holder assemblies and crimpingheads are available to crimp a variety of products.Crimping heads for the earlier Model 2614 pneumaticpower unit can be used with the 626 Pneumatic ToolSystem. If you are already using AMP hand tools, manycrimp heads and die sets can be removed, attached to anadapter with quick pins and used with the 626 PneumaticTool System. An adapter is even available to accept lowercost die sets of the PRO-CRIMPER II hand tool. For moreinformation, order catalog 124208.

No. 189721-1

Bench Mount Assembly for Pneumatic Tool System(Optional)Fully adjustable stand allows operator free use of bothhands — recommended for maximum productivity.

No. 856402-1


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Bench-Mounted MachinesAMP-O-LECTRIC bench-mounted, semi-automatic terminating machines may be used to apply RF productssuch as Commercial BNC and TNC Connectors, Miniatureand Standard UHF Connectors, and Braid-Pic Contactsand Terminals. The Model G unit features interchangeableapplicators, and is used to apply strip-form contacts. The“Coax” unit is used to apply loose-piece contacts and ferrules with dies that are mounted onto the machine. See Catalog 65828 and Customer Manual 409-2627 for further information.

AMP-O-LECTRIC Model G, No. 354500 Series with AMP Crimp Quality Monitor

Semi-Rigid Cable Tooling The tools listed here are designed specifically to strip and terminate semi-rigid cable. These tools operate basically thesame as the flexible cable tools, in that they produce uniformterminations time after time, without heat damage from soldering.

Hand Tool for BNC and TNC Semi-Rigid Cable Connectors

No. 59980-1 Frame only—does not include dies and locator

Stripping ToolsThe hand-operated AMP Coaxial Cable Stripper featuresinterchangeable, color-coded blade cassettes and V-blocksto accommodate 2- or 3-step stripping for cable diametersranging from 2.54 [.10] through 7.62 [.30]. You strip cableby simply clamping and rotating the tool around the cable.See Instruction Sheet IS 2766 for further information.

For Use With Tool No.Connector TypeBNC Single Crimp 603995-1BNC Commercial and 603995-2UHF MiniatureUHF Standard 603995-3BNC Mil Type Dual Crimp 603995-5BNC Commercial Dual Crimp 603995-6


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Hand Tool Kit for SMA and Blind Mate Connectors No. 59981-1

Pneumatic Tool for Terminating BNC, TNC, SMA and Blind Mate Connectors (for RG-402/U and RG-405/U Cable)No. 58318-1*

This pneumatic tool is a bench-mounted, semi-automaticpower tool designed for easy operation. The operator needsonly to depress the trigger to complete a termination. It isused with the cable preparation machine to produce finished terminations. *Includes Locators 220241-1 and 308075-2. Dies are not included.

Part NumbersItem Description

AMP Military(M22520/)

Hand Tool 59980-1 36-01Plug Locator 220220-2 36-06(without Center Contact)Plug Locator 220221-2 36-04(with Center Contact)Jack Locator 220222-2 36-05Die Set for RG-402/U Cable 312253-1 36-03(3.58 [.141] O.D.)Die Set for RG-405/U Cable 312253-2 36-02(2.18 [.086] O.D.)Cutoff Fixture 311395-1 36-09Cable Dressing Fixture 311396-1 36-07Trimmer Tool 312317-1 36-08Cable Bend Fixture Assembly 220224-1 36-10Includes following 6 items:

Bend Segment, RG-402/U 311386-1 36-11(3.18 [.125] Radius)Bend Segment, RG-402/U 311386-2 36-12(6.35 [.250] Radius)Bend Segment, RG-405/U 311386-3 36-13Tool Holder 311392-1 —Limiting Pin 307581-1 —Conforming Block 312067-1 —

Hex Wrench 21027-6 —Carrying Case 13126-1 —Insert, Case 13127-1 —


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Cable Assembly Capabilities


Make AMP Your Advantage

When your applicationdemands a high-performancecable assembly for theCommunications market,make AMP your advantage.We specialize in solvingtough problems with assem-blies designed and manu-factured to meet the mostdemanding requirements.

Why AMP? Quite simplybecause we can give you acomprehensive engineeredsolution to your applicationneeds. Beyond ouracknowledged leadership

in connectors, we designand manufacture high-performance cable. Fact is,over 50% of our cableassemblies use AMP devel-oped cable. By providingthe match between cable,connector, and application,we supply cable assembliesthat meet your exact needs.

Every cable assembly mustmeet unique needs,whether these are related to speed and distance, toshielding and programma-bility, to special mechanical

issues like density or latch-ing, to appearance, or toweight. We approach yourcable assembly individually,using the resources andknowledge gained fromyears of experience gener-ating custom solutions.

By making AMP your part-ner in cable assemblydesign, you reduce risk andgain the assurance that youwill receive the assembly —on time, to spec, and withinbudget.


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Product

Radio Base Stations usedas the main conduit to con-nect mobile phones to thecentral telecommunicationbackbone are placed inevery conceivable environ-ment on earth, sometimes inthe most remote locations.The system designer istasked with providing highlyreliable interconnectionsthroughout the cabinet withhigh performance at thelowest cost. From discretepower cabling to precisionhigh power RF intercon-nects, Tyco can produce acost effective solution of thehighest quality to meetthese demanding require-ments. Our worldwide man-ufacturing locations allowus to supply locally manu-factured products to youwith short lead times.

Low loss cable Phase match cable

Heliax cable

Semi-rigid cable

Standard RG cable

Testing

Utilizing network analyzers,TDR, and intermodulationtest equipment among oth-ers, our test labs allowextensive electrical andenvironmental characteriza-tion of your assembly. Sincetest locations are set upwithin the manufacturingfacilities, tests such asthese listed below can be

an integral part of the man-ufacturing process:

VSWR

Return Loss

Insertion Loss

Phase

Impedance

Intermodulation


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Wherever you do business, you can do business with AMPWe have strategically placedcustomer centers, low-costmanufacturing facilities, andinnovative prototype andengineering centers.Because of these facilities,we can offer you a broadlevel of support as yourlocal or regional supplier.

Our facilities are typicallyISO 9000 and CSA certified,and UL listed, and are tiedtogether by a comprehen-sive global quality manage-ment plan, emphasizing ourcommitment to quality as aglobal leader in cabling andcable assemblies.

Manufacturing Centers

Our cable assembly manu-facturing centers aredesigned to meet your pro-duction requirements anddelivery needs. These cen-ters include:

United States

Mexico

China

Brazil

Poland

Holland

Japan

Hungary

Additionally, we are well-versed in manufacturingprocesses including crimp-ing, phase matching, rotarystripping, induction solder-ing, and semi-rigid cablebending. Integral to each ofthese processes is a com-mitment to quality, providingyou with increased reliabilityand availability.

Engineering Centers

Whether the situation callsfor a customized scientifi-cally-modeled solution thatis, verification of existingdesign, materials engineer-ing/analysis, electronic test-ing/analysis, or specializedwire management and ter-mination techniques, AMPhas the technology andresources to exceed theexpectations.

Our team works closely withyou, creates cable parame-ters, engineers applicationdesigns, and builds proto-types. The goal is to reduceyour development time andcosts through competentengineering.

We have engineering centers in:

United States

Holland

China

Japan


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Appendix A - Theory and Application



Theory and ApplicationAs a leading manufacturer of RF products, AMP Incorporatedproduces a large variety of coaxial connectors. The properselection and application of these connectors requires a knowl-edge of factors not involved in other types of connectors andterminals. The following paragraphs have been prepared toimprove understanding of the theory behind RF connectors:

Basic RF Theory1

RF energy travels by electromagnetic waves, and it is pri-marily the frequency of these waves that we are interestedin. Briefly, if an oscillating voltage source is connected to acable, a continuous electromagnetic wave will propagatealong the cable. A sensor placed at some point on thecable would indicate a varying voltage (E field) as well as acurrent and magnetic field (H field) as the wave travels pastit. This is called an electromagnetic wave because bothelectric and magnetic fields are varying. The wave shape isinitially determined by the variation of the source with time.

Figure 7 shows the radiant energy spectrum. Visible light,radio, television, x-rays and Gamma rays are all phenome-non of electromagnetic waves at different frequencies. Thisintroduction will treat only those that are generated by anelectrical source and propagated along a physical cable orother transmission media. That is, frequencies above zeroand up to about 50 gigahertz.

1The majority of the technical terms, relative to RF and coaxial cable and connectors, used here-in and throughout this catalog are defined in the Glossary(Appendix E) starting on page 302.

0 - 29.9 VLF Commercial AC electricity, deepKHz (Very Low depth sounders, ultrasonic

Frequency) grinders, sonic oscillators

30 - 299.9 LF Shallow-to-medium depth soundersKHz (Low sonar

Frequency)

300 - 2999.9 MF Commercial AM radio broadcasting,KHz (Medium marine radio telephone, direction

Frequency) finders

3 - 29.9 HF Citizen band radio, amateur radio,MHz (High international broadcasting

Frequency)

30 - 299.9 VHF VHF television (Channels 2 thruMHz (Very High 13), commercial FM radio

Frequency) broadcasting, amateur radio, fireand police radio

300 - 2999.9 UHF UHF television (Channels 14 thruMHz (Ultra-high 83), microwave ovens, aeronautical

Frequency) radionavigation

3 - 29.9 SHF Microwave communications, marineGHz (Super High radar, aircraft tracking and

Frequency) airborne radars

30 - 299.9 EHF Space communications, radioGHz (Extremely High astronomy

Frequency)Notes:1. KHz = Kilohertz (1 thousand cycles per second)2. MHz = Megahertz (1 million cycles per second)3. GHz = Gigahertz (1 billion cycles per second)

Frequency orWavelengths Designation Applications

Figure 7

Radiant Energy Spectrum

In the following paragraphs we will discuss waves in greaterdetail, including the relationship of frequency and wave length,how pulses are formed and used, how each differs from theother and the problems involved in their transmission.

Sine WavesAn RF wave is a sine wave, meaning that it smoothly swingsfrom zero to a positive peak value, then back down past zeroto a negative peak value, then back to zero to complete a360 electrical degree cycle. The positive and negativepeaks are always equal in amplitude. The two qualitieswhich characterize this type of wave are amplitude and fre-quency (f). Figure 8 shows these two characteristics.Amplitude refers to the peak value attained by the wave andcorresponds to voltage. Frequency refers to the number ofoscillations per second. For example, the sign wave inFigure 8(B) has completed 12 cycles in one second.Therefore, we would say that this wave has a frequency of 12cycles per second or 12 Hertz. The time for one completecycle is defined as the period (T). The relationship betweenthe period and frequency is given by the equation:

f = 1 / T in Hertz

A

PeakPositiveAmplitude

PeakNegativeAmplitude

One Cycle

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

B

Figure 8

Typical Sine Wave Characteristics

No. of Cycles

1 Second

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

The wave travels away from the generator at speeds approach-ing the speed of light. When an electromagnetic wave travels ina medium other than air or vacuum, the speed for the wave isreduced by a factor of the square root of the dielectric constant( ε. The velocity (v) of the propagation of a signal is given by:

cv= __ε

Where c is the speed of light, 3 x 108 m/sec or 1.18 x 1010

in/sec, and ε is the dielectric constant of the medium. (See Table 1 for dielectric constants of various materials)The wavelength of a signal is given by the formula

c 1.18 x 1010

λ = v/f = __________ _________ inchesε x f (GHz) ε x f (GHz)

See Figure 9


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Inches

Wav

elen

gth

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100

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.001 GHz .01 GHz .1 GHz 1 GHz 10 GHz 100 GHz

TEFLON (E=2.03) AIR (E=1.00)

FREQUENCY (MHZ)

Figure 9

Frequency (MHZ)

Table 1.Properties of Insulating Materials

PulsesThe sine wave is most often used for communication purposes where intelligence is imposed on the wave by a variation in amplitude (amplitude modulation, AM) or by a variation in frequency (frequency modulation, FM).

Pulses, on the other hand, are primarily used in computersand digital instrumentation. Since pulses are generally usedfor triggering purposes, the pulse rise/fall time, amplitudeand width are the most important. Figure 10 shows a pulseand identifies these characteristics.

Width

Amplitude

90% 90%

10%10%

RepetitionRate

Fall Time

RiseTime

Figure 10

Pulse Characteristics

Notice that rise time is the time required for the pulse to risefrom 10% to 90% of its amplitude - not from zero to maxi-mum. Rise and fall time is perhaps the single most impor-tant characteristic of a pulse in today’s high-speed digitalequipment. Figure 11 shows that the faster the rise and falltime, the more pulses will fit in a given time frame.

Figure 11

Pulse Rise and Fall Time

Time

Time

B

A

The bit rate for a system is the maximum rate of pulses persecond that a system can process without causing dataerrors. The maximum performance can also be specified interms of baud rate. The baud rate is defined as the numberof characters (bytes) that are transmitted per second.Generally a character represents 10 bits (7 bits for the infor-mation, one parity bit, and two for start and stop, totalling 10).

Now that we know why fast pulses are required, the nextproblem is how to obtain faster rise times. A pulse is madeup of a great number of different frequencies, and the morehigh frequencies a pulse contains, the faster will be its risetime and the flatter will be its peak. To better understandthis, refer to Figure 12. At A, you will see a fundamentalfrequency (1), its third harmonic (3), and the resultantwaveform (S3), which is a combination of 1 and 3.Although this does not yet resemble a square wave, youwill note that the rise time is decreased, and a dip appearsat the peak. At B of Figure 12, we have added the fifthharmonic. Rise time is further decreased, and the peak isbeginning to flatten out. At C the seventh harmonic hasbeen included, and the resultant wave S7 begins to resem-ble a square wave. As more high frequency harmonics areadded to the waveform, it will more closely resemble asquare wave, and the squarer it becomes, the faster will bethe rise time.

Dielectric Dielectric Operating Material Constant Temperature Range_________ _________ __________________

TFE 2.03 -70 +250°CPolyethylene 2.3 -60 +80°CNylon 4.6-4.0 -40 +120°CTPX 2.12 -65 +85°CPolypropylene 2.25 -40 +105°CAcetal 3.7 -65 +85°C


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Fast rise times and short pulse widths require high frequen-cy components.

Two frequent causes of digital signal degradation can be(1) high capacitance of the transmission line and (2) impe-dence mismatches of connector transmission line or I/0devices. Selection of an impedance-matched connectoron a digital line, especially if short cable assemblies areused, can be as important as connector selection for an RFmodulated line. Reflected pulses out of phase with theoriginal pulse can cause false signals or high errorrates in a digital system.

Since pulses with fast rise times are necessary in high-speed computers, any circuit element which could reduceor attenuate high frequency response is undesirable.

A

Figure 12

Development of a Square Wave

S3=1+3

1

3

S3

5

S5

S7=1+3+5+7

7

S5=1+3+5

B

C

Signal Integrity and PropagationTo explain how to maintain signal integrity, it is necessaryto review how the signal is configured in a cable and how itpropagates. Ignoring digital signals for this discussion wewill identify the issues that deal with the integrity of a sinewave. Consider a coaxial cable consisting of an inner con-ductor surrounded by a dielectric material and then anouter conductor (See Figure 13). The outer conductor maybe a braid, a foil, or a solid metal.

D

Figure 13

Diagram of a Cable

Outer Conductor

CenterConductor

DielectricMaterial

d

The alternating current on a conductor is not spread through-out the conductor but is strongest at the surface and decaysexponentially at points further into the conductor. This iscalled the skin effect. At a frequency of 1MHz, three skindepths is 0.0078” (95% of the current is within three skindepths of the surface) and at 10GHz three skin depths is0.00078”. As a result, the current is on the outer surface ofthe inner conductor and the inner surface of the outer con-ductor over the entire range of interest for most RF systems.The dimensions and material beyond several skin depthshave no effect on the wave; gold plated plastic will propagateas well as gold plated copper at sufficiently high frequencies.

Figure 14

Electric field (E) and magnetic field (H)belonging to the principal mode in a coaxial line.

HE

V

An electromagnetic wave traveling in a coaxial cable pro-duces an electric and a magnetic field between the innerconductor and the outer conductor (Figure 14). The electric(E field) is radial and varies in time. An alternating currentflows along the inner conductor and the outer conductor. Anoscillating magnetic field (H field) circles the inner conductor.


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AttenuationA wave loses energy (attenuates) in several ways: (1) Theresistance of the inner and outer conductors is small butcan be significant over long lengths and will produce someheat. (2) The dielectric may be lossy; its resistance is highbut not infinite, and some energy is lost. (3) Electromagneticenergy radiates at high frequencies; significant energy loss-es are caused by radiation of electromagnetic energy (thecable acts like an antenna). (4) Energy is reflected due toimpedance mismatches. The combination of these fourtypes of losses are referred to as the insertion loss of atransmission line system. Connectors have similar losses.

Characteristic ImpedanceA parameter which defines the behavior of a cable, connec-tor, or any propagating system is CharacteristicImpedance, Zo. The characteristic impedance of a loss-less cable is related to the inductance per unit length, L,and the capacitance per unit length, C, as follows:

Zo = L/C in ohms

The equivalent circuit of a transmission line is shown in Figure15. R represents the conductor resistance for a unit length

For a coaxial cable the characteristic impedance is given by:

138D

Zo = x Log10 in ohmsε d

where D is the inner diameter of the outer conductor and d is the outer diameter of the inner conductor, respectively.Similar equations apply for other geometries such as two parallel wires.

Figure 15

Typical Transmission Line Schematic

The maximum power is transferred between two systems ifthey have the same impedance. This is called impedancematching. However, impedance variations that are shortcompared to a wavelength can have a negligible effect on signal loss.

Standard impedances are 50 ohm, 75 ohm and 93-125ohm. Most systems use 50 ohm because it is a compro-mise between maximum power transmission and minimumline loss. The telephone industry and the broadcast indus-try use 75 ohm for minimum line attenuation. The need forlow capacitance instrumentation cable has produced the93-125 ohm systems. The higher impedances are generallyachieved by changing the conductor diameters and bymodifying the dielectric material to add air.

L R

CZ0

ReflectionsWhen the characteristic impedance changes in a transmis-sion line system, part of an incident wave is reflected. The reflection coefficient can be calculated as:

Vi ZR - ZO

Reflection Coefficient = ρ= _____ = _______

VR ZR + ZO

Where Vi and ZO are the incident voltage and impedanceof the first media. VR and ZR represent the reflected voltageand impedance of the media that caused the reflection.The decibel loss due to reflection is given by:

1Return Loss = 10 Log10 ( ____ ) dB

1-ρ 2

VSWRThe traditional way to determine thereflection coefficient is to measurethe standing wave caused by thesuperposition of the incident waveand the reflected wave. Traditionallythe voltage is measured at a seriesof points using a slotted line. Theratio of the maximum divided by theminimum is the Voltage StandingWave Ratio (VSWR). The VSWR isinfinite for total reflections becausethe minimum voltage is zero. If noreflection occurs the VSWR is 1.0.VSWR and reflection coefficient arerelated as follows:

VSWR = (1 + ρ)/(1 - ρ)

Most present instrumentation mea-sures the reflection coefficient andcalculates the VSWR.

Figure 16 represents the directrelationship between VSWR and itsequivalent in return loss(expressed in dB).

Figure 16

VSWR vs. Return Loss

Multiple ReflectionsIf there is a series of impedance changes, each one willhave a reflection coefficient. The total reflection coefficientis the vector addition of each of the individual coefficientsaccounting for the distance between reflections and thereflection of any reflected waves. Even though the calcula-tions are difficult, a total VSWR can still be measured.

Multiple reflections can produce a resonance phenomenonthat is unique to wave theory. Properly understood some seri-ous difficulties can be avoided. An example will make thepoint clear. Consider an electromagnetic wave with a wave-


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Figure 17

Multiple Wave Reflections (Caused by Impedance Mismatch)

λ/4

λ/4

25 Ω 50 Ω50 Ω

.66V

.33V

.15V

.44V

.07V

.22V

V outV in

1 V out

ImpedenceMismatch

V in = 1 Volt VR =.48 Volt V out =.52 Volt

In summary, avoid cable lengths, printed circuit board paths,or connectors that are multiple of one quarter (λ/4, 3λ/4, etc.)of the intended signal transmission wavelength. Coaxialcables, when manufactured, also have periodic variations indiameter that result in periodic changes in impedance (Zo),that can cause significant levels of reflected signal (highreturn loss) at specific frequencies.

Reflections of Digital SignalsThe previous discussions dealing with attenuation, reflections and standing waves can apply to digital signalswith some extra thought.

A single pulse can be thought of as a combination of high frequency sine waves. The maximum frequency componentin a square wave pulse can be calculated by this equation:

f = 0.35/rise time where

f = GHz when “t” is in nanoseconds

Attenuation of the frequencies necessary to support the shortrisetime will produce a slower rise and possibly prohibit thepulse from ever reaching the detector. This ‘slurring’ of thepulse is similar to the behavior of an RC circuit and the attenuation is sometimes called capacitive attenuation.

A series of pulses can demonstrate resonance. If a portion ofa pulse is reflected at each interface, it is possible for them tocome together and add up to form a new phantom pulse.

The critical frequency here is the bit rate. Think of a sinewave with a frequency the same as the bit rate; if it will resonate in the cable, the pulses will also. Extra pulsescaused by resonance might easily result in an error signalfrom the receiving system requesting a retransmittal. Thefinal result would be a communication system that is muchslower than intended.

Cut-off FrequencyThe cut-off frequency of a coaxial transmission line is the frequency at which modes of energy transmission, otherthan the “TEM” mode, can be generated.

7.5fco = ______ (in GHz)

ε (D+d)

(D and d are measured in inches)

Types of Transmission LinesTwin Lead transmission cable is generally used where impedance matching alone is important, since it providesonly minimal shielding. Impedance values of 300 ohms and600 ohms are common. Lower impedance values requirecloser spacing of the conductors and are not normally avail-able in this type of cable. A typical application for twin leadcable is in antenna lead wire for television sets.

Twisted Pair is a variation of the twin lead type. It consistsof two lengths of ordinary hookup wire twisted together. Atwisted pair provides relatively constant impedance plus better magnetic shielding than twin lead cables. It is flexi-ble, inexpensive, easy to terminate and is used extensivelyby the computer industry. However, it should not be usedwhen maximum shielding is required.

length of 4 inches traveling on a cable that changes from 50ohms to 25 ohms. The reflection coefficient is -.33, whichmeans that one third of the incident voltage is reflectedtoward the source. Assume that one inch (one quarter wave-length) down the cable the impedance changes back to 50ohm. Again, one third of the wave is reflected, but withoutany phase shift. It travels back to the first interface where onethird of this reflected wave is reflected back toward the sec-ond interface. Two thirds of the wave is transmitted throughthe interface and travels back to the source. Since the first(reflected) wave is shifted 180 degrees at the reflection, andthe second (transmitted-reflected-transmitted) wave is shifted180 degrees because it traveled the one inch separationtwice, the two waves are in phase. The net result is that theVSWR is much larger because the length of the 25 ohm sec-tion was just the right length to cause a resonance. If thelength of the 25 ohm section had been one half wave-length, the two waves would have interfered and the VSWRwould be at a minimum.

7.5

ε (D+d)fco = (in GHz)


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Shielded Twisted Pair Cable is used to eliminate inductive and capacitive coupling. Twisting cancels out inductivecoupling, while the shield eliminates capacitive coupling.Most applications for this cable are between equipment,racks and buildings.

Flexible (Braided) Coaxial Cable is by far the most common type of closed transmission line because of its flexibility. It is a coaxial cable, meaning that both the signaland the ground conductors are on the same center axis.The outer conductor is made from fine braided wire, hencethe name “braided coaxial cable”. This type of cable isused in practically all applications requiring completeshielding of the center conductor. The effectiveness of theshielding depends upon the weave of the braid and thenumber of braid layers. AMP manufacturers connectors forcable sizes ranging from less than 1/8 in. diameter, for lowpower applications of around 50 watts, to over 1/2 in. diam-eter for power of 850 watts at 100 MHz and voltages up to5000. In addition to power handling capabilities, cablesare available for high frequency applications, high and lowtemperature applications, severe environmental applica-tions and many other specialized uses.

Triaxial Cable is used when higher “shielding” efficiency characteristics are required in applications similar to thoseusing shielded twisted pair cable.

Figure 18

Twin Conductor and Triaxial Cable

Outer Conductor

Outer ConductorInsulation

Insulation

DielectricDielectric

Dielectric Middle Conductor

SignalConductors

SignalConductors

Often you will hear the term “shielded cable”. This is verysimilar to coaxial cable except the spacing between centerconductor and shield is not carefully controlled duringmanufacture, resulting in non-constant impedance.

Semirigid Coaxial Cable uses a solid tubular outer conductor rather than the braided type, so that all the RFenergy is contained within the cable. One of the draw-backs of braided cable is that the shielding is not 100%effective, especially at higher frequencies. This is becausethe braided construction can permit small amounts of shortwavelength (high frequency) energy to radiate. Normallythis does not present a problem; however, if a higherdegree of shielding is required, semirigid coaxial cable isrecommended. For applications using frequencies higherthan 30 GHz a miniature semirigid cable is recommended.Various connectors are available from AMP to terminatethese cables.

Ribbon Coaxial Cable is a relatively recent AMP innovationwhich combines the advantages of both ribbon cable andcoaxial cable. AMP currently provides both the cable andthe insulation displacing coaxial connector to terminate thecable. Each individual coaxial cable consists of the signalconductor, dielectric, a foil shield and a drain wire which isin continuous contact with the foil. The entire assembly isthen covered with an outer insulating jacket. The uniquemanufacturing feature of this cable is the precise placementof the drain wires to permit gang stripping of the outer jacketand foil. The major advantage of this cable is the speedand ease with which it can be mass terminated with theAMP insulation displacement technique. They can also beseparated into individual coaxial lines and terminated withstandard coaxial connectors as required.

Figure 19

Shielding Efficiencies

98765

4

-1000

-200

-100-80

-60-40

-30

-20

-300

Double Braid

Single Copper Braid

Triax

Solid Sheath

.01 GHz .1 GHz 10 GHz1 GHz-10

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High Quality SurfacePlating & ExcellentIntermodulationPerformance for RFConnectors

Product Facts Low intermodulation

High corrosion resistance

Low porosity

Low RF losses

Wear and scratch resistance

AMP’s White Bronze sur-face finish represents a dra-matic improvement uponthe wear characteristicsand life expectancy of silverplating, at the same timeoffering a far better electri-cal performance than nick-el. White Bronze platedconnectors exhibit inter-modulation characteristicssignificantly better thanstainless steel or nickel plat-ed products. Silver hasalways been the preferredfinish from an electricalstandpoint but its corrosionand wear characteristicsespecially in harsh condi-tions are often unaccept-able. While nickel is an

extremely rugged finish ithas properties undesirablein many RF applications;including, high RF andinsertion losses, poor inter-modulation performance,high permeability and poorscreening effectiveness.

AMP’s White Bronze is com-posed of copper, tin andzinc which are appliedsimultaneously to produce afinished color similar tostainless steel. With one ofthe most advanced industri-al electroplating facilities inthe world AMP can achievethe levels of control over thecomplex galvanic processnecessary in the applicationof this alloy.

AMP’s White Bronze is simi-lar in composition and per-formance to other copper/tin/zinc alloys developed in the industry such asSucoplate® and BBR.

Comprehensive condition-ing tests have been per-formed to provide a thor-ough evaluation of AMP’sWhite Bronze plated con-nector bodies. The testswere performed to thespecifications of theEuropean and InternationalRF connector standards —CECC 22000/IEC 68-2-14/IEC 169-1. The results aresummarized on page 281.

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AMP’s industrial electroplating facilities is one of the most advanced in the world.

Deposit CharacteristicsComposition — Copper (55-60%),Tin (20-25%), Zinc (15-20%)

Density — 7.9-8.1 g/cm3

Hardness — 300-380 HV

Passivation — Immersion Chrome

Sucoplate® is a plating trademark forHuber & Suhner.BBR is a plating trademark for Radiall.


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Low IntermodulationProductsDissimilar metals, finishesand discontinuities within acoaxial line structure giverise to IntermodulationProducts (IMP). This is ofparticular concern in appli-cations requiring low levelsof intermodulation, such ascellular base stations andantennas. White Bronzeplated connectors offer bet-ter IMP performance andlifetime characteristics thannickel. Due to the similarityof electrolytic potentials andthe non magnetic propertiesof the finish, levels of inter-modulation are commensu-rate with silver and far inexcess of stainlesssteel/nickel connectors. Atthe same time the excellentwear characteristics anddurability of the finishensure that the intermodula-tion life of the connector isgreater than silver. The lifeis also improved as a directresult of the excellent corro-sion resistance propertiesof White Bronze; therebyminimizing metal/metaloxide junctions.

Highly Corrosion ResistantEven under continuousexposure to harsh environ-ments White Bronze retainsits aesthetic appearance.Unlike silver it does not discolor when exposed to

sulphur, potassium sul-phides etc., neither is thereany build up in oxide layersas is the case with nickel.Furthermore, White Bronzeparts have successfullypassed all international saltspray tests (MIL, BS, CECC, IEC).

In conditions of continuous-ly high temperatures(>100°C) and/or excessivehumidity (>100%) there isno build up of foreign layerswhich may affect contactresistance.

Low Porosity and NoReaction with ContactSurfacesLess than 2µm of WhiteBronze is needed to createa completely nonporous,corrosion resistant surface.AMP applies White Bronzeto a thickness of between2µm and 3µm. This com-pares favorably with the typ-ical plating thickness ofnickel (>10µm) and conse-quently, variations in platingdepth are significantly less.

White Bronze does not alloywith brass and since itscoefficient of expansion isvirtually identical to that ofbrass, rapid temperatureshocks (-50°C/200°C) donot cause blistering orcracking of the plating.

The electrolytic potential ofWhite Bronze is approxi-mately that of brass.

Consequently, any WhiteBronze plated connectors incontact with stainless steel,silver, nickel or nickel con-taining finishes carry no riskof corrosion as a result ofany chemical potential dif-ference.

Low RF LossesThe relative permeability(µr) of AMP’s White Bronzeis 1 giving rise to low RFlosses even at high fre-quencies. As a direct resultof the good conductivity ofthe finish, skin depth is mini-mized further reducinginsertion loss and ensuringa better impedance matchacross the frequency rangeof the connectors.

Non Magnetic FinishAMP’s White Bronze con-tains no ferrous materialsand so has no magneticproperties. This is particu-larly desirable in many RFapplications.

Wear and Scratch ResistantThe hardness of AMP’sWhite Bronze at 300-380HVis more than double that ofsilver and marginally harderthan platings containingnickel. This gives a scratchresistance which is rarelysurpassed and makes itideal for high mating applications.


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White Bronze is available on allproducts, including 7-16, N, TNC,OSP and SMA.

Low Coefficient of FrictionThe coefficient of friction is approximately 70% thatof silver to give lower inser-tion forces and smoothercoupling. These propertiescombine to produce aharder wearing, longer last-ing finish which prolongsconnector life and reducesthe ongoing cost of ownership.

AMP’s White BronzeEnvironmental Test

Four groups of conditioningtests were performed to pro-vide a comprehensive evalu-ation of AMP’s White Bronzeplated connector bodies.The tests were performed tothe specifications of theEuropean and InternationalRF connector standards -CECC 22000/ IEC 68-2-14/IEC 169-1. Full detailsand relevant data are avail-able from AMP and resultsare summarized below.

Test 1 - Industrial Atmosphere& Temperature

Endurance

1.1 Industrial Atmosphere Exposure to SulphurDioxide Atmosphere (asspecified in IEC 68-2-42Test Kc) for 21 days ofmated connectors, previ-ously subjected to 500 mat-ings, to determine the influ-ence of sulphur dioxide onthe corrosion resistance

properties of White BronzePlating. Contact resistancemeasured after matings andsulphur dioxide exposurewas less than 5%(0.23mohm) of the permissi-ble specification.

1.2 High TemperatureEndurance Exposure totemperatures of 85°C ±5°Cfor 250 hours, to determinethe impact of prolonged hightemperatures on platingadhesion. Prior to testingthe connectors were subjectto 500 matings. Resultsshowed no visual deteriora-tion in plating finish (blister-ing, cracking etc.) and theresults of outer conductivityperformance were compara-ble to Test 1 (above).

Test 2 - Rapid TemperatureChange & Damp Heat

Steady State

2.1 Rapid TemperatureChange Exposure to -55°Cand +85°C for 15 minutes,transition time 2-3 minutes,50 cycles. To determinepossible plating deteriora-tion caused by prolongedand rapid temperaturechange. No visual deterio-ration, outer conductivityperformance were compa-rable with Test 1 (above).

2.2 Damp Heat SteadyState Exposure to 93% rel-ative humidity (at 40°C) for10 days. To determine plat-ing adhesion. No visualdeterioration, outer conduc-

tivity performance werecomparable with Test 1(above).

Test 3 - Soldering Heat

3.1 Resistance to SolderingHeat Exposure to concen-trated soldering heat(250°C) for 10 seconds toevaluate any possible dete-rioration in plating finish.No deterioration detected.

Test 4 - Salt Mist &Mechanical Endurance

4.1 Salt Mist Exposure to salt mist spray(as defined in BS 2011 Pt.2.1 Ka) for 48 hours to eval-uate the uniformity of pro-tective coatings, any visualdeterioration, or impact onelectrical performance. Novisual deterioration, outerconductivity performancewere comparable with Test1 (above).

4.2 Mechanical Endurance Electrical and visual evalua-tion of the connectors after500 matings to determineany electrical or visual dete-rioration. No visual deterio-ration, outer conductivityperformance were compa-rable with Test 1 (above).

Availability and OrderingAMP offers White Bronze onall products including 7-16,N, TNC, SMA and OSP. For more information onWhite Bronze contact yourlocal AMP Sales Office.


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Product Facts High quality plating to 6µm

for IM-sensitive products

Restrict materials to copperand its alloys

Avoid the use of stainlesssteel, nickel, ferrites, etc.in the signal path

Quality machining

Ensure, by design, a proper-ly defined contact interfaceat connector, panel and con-tact interfaces

Avoidance of crimps

The increased demand from the mobilecommunication industry to provide greaterchannel capacity coupled with theincreased sensitivity of receivers hasexposed a condition within RF CoaxialConnectors referred to as IntermodulationDistortion (IMD). This condition occurs whennon-linearities within the connectors act asimperfect diodes to generate other frequen-cies known as Intermodulation Products(IMP). Some of these frequencies appearwithin the receive band and effectively blockthe channel. The purpose of this applicationnote is to outline the basic causes ofIntermodulation and the techniques AMPhas undertaken to minimize this condition.

IM BasicsModern developments in base stations forGSM, DCS 1800 and PCS 1900 havenecessitated the use of “7-16”, “4.1/9.5”and “N” connectors due to the increasedpower requirements. The requirements forperformance are typically in the order of -

160 dBc to -163dBc (when working in dBc)or -120dBm (when working in dBm), bothwith 2 x (+43dBm) tones. The requirementis so stringent because the connectors areused in post-filtering sections of the trans-mit path (between the diplexer and theantenna) and also because the system is afull duplex system where the multiple-carri-er transmit path is also the receive path. Ina truly linear system, the output is directlyproportional to the input, following the formof y=mx+c (see fig. 2). Coaxial connectorshave traditionally been viewed as followingthis pattern. In reality, there have alwaysbeen non-linearities present in coaxial con-nectors. These were not readily apparentas the resultant IM products were signifi-cantly below the noise floor of the systemdue to relatively weak carrier signals. Thissituation becomes apparent when the inci-dent power is raised above 30 dBm.

The small non-linearities have a characteristicsimilar to a square-law (see Fig 3). The distor-tion to the waveform is evident, the positive

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Linear vs. Non-linear Response

12

10

8

6

4

20

120100

80

60

200

Non-linearLinear

Fig. 2 Fig. 3

40


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Spectrum of products in a 2-tone system

Frequency (MHz)

Fig. 4

Rx bandTxband

3F1-2F2

F1 F1

4F1-3F2

2F1-F2 2F2-F1

3F2-2F14F2-3F1

Carriers

%120

100

80

60

40

20

0

Potential causes of IM in Coaxial ConnectorsThere are numerous factors which can affect intermodula-tion performance in RF coaxial connectors. Identified beloware the most likely sources of concern:

Contaminated plating solution

Insufficient plating thickness

Corrosion

Dissimilar metals in intimate contact

Magnetic materials in the signal path

Low contact pressure

Less than 360-degree contact

Poor surface finish

Debris and dust within the connector

Convoluted signal path

Remedies for IM in RF Coaxial ConnectorsTo combat the above identified IM sources, AMP undertakesprecautions during the design and manufacture of the product,as summarized below: High quality plating to 6µm for IM-sensitive products

The plating must also be free from contaminants and properlypassivated with a chromate passivate. Silver has been thepreferred plating material as it possesses the lowest practicalresistivity thereby minimizing interface contact resistances.AMP also offers a unique White Bronze plating finish whichprovides excellent durability, tarnish resistance and non-magnetic properties ideal for low intermodulation. During test-ing with a system noise floor of -145 dBm, the difference inperformance between AMP’s silver-plating and AMP’s WhiteBronze finish is not discernible (refer to White BronzeApplication Note 1307057). Restrict materials to copper and its alloys.

This ensures maximum plating adhesion and minimum electro-chemical potential difference between the base materials andtheir over-platings. Avoid the use of stainless steel, nickel, ferrites, etc. in the

signal path

Magnetic and para-magnetic materials will only compoundnon-linearites and give poorer interface contact resistances.During experimentation, AMP discovered a degradation inperformance of 20dB when nickel plate was used. The pres-ence of magnetic or para-magnetic materials will also causethe forward IMP figure to differ from the reverse IMP. Quality machining

Surface finish is paramount. The signal propagates within a“skin” if this skin is too rough, the signal will repeatedly transi-tion through metal and surface oxide layers, thereby creating

the same effect as a poor panel contact (see fig. 5). For IM-sensitive designs AMP ensures 0.4µm is the maximum. Contact design

This primarily affects the connector interface. Repeatedmatings can generate small amounts of plating from the indi-vidual parts. These oxidize and interfere with the mechanical(and therefore electrical) mating of connectors. The oxidizeddebris gives further rise to metal and surface oxide junctionsand consequently, higher IM products. Ensure, by design, a properly defined contact interface at

connector, panel and contact interfaces

Insufficient contact force will give rise to metal to oxide junc-tions. The classic rectifiers were metal oxide by composition.

Axial maximum material condition at the connector interface iscritical in order to ensure minimum mismatch and maximum

Effect of surface roughnessFig. 5

1.5

0.5

0

-0.5

-1.5

-1

1 Oxide

Signal flow

Metal

Air

1/2 cycle being significantly greater in amplitude than thenegative 1/2-cycle. When converted to the frequency domain,this waveform consists of the desired fundamental plus adecaying series of related harmonics that, in themselves,interact with other carriers present on the transmission line.

The effect of this interaction produces additional frequen-cies, some of which occur where they are least wanted(see fig. 4). The 2F1-F2 (3rd order IMP), 3F1-2F2 (5th orderIMP) and 4F1-3F2 (7th order IMP) products can all manifestin the receive band and, if sufficiently large, effectivelyblock a channel by making the base station receiver thinkthat a carrier is present when one is not.

IM Basics (Continued)


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potential of a butt-contact. Panel interfaces generally concern thephysical contact of the connector body to the panel. In this case,it has been determined that a protruding feature as close aspossible to the body bore will give the best IM performance. Theapplied mounting force is concentrated in the surface area of theprotrusion which, on engagement with the panel, punctures theexisting oxide layer to give a metal-to-metal, gas-tight junction.

Avoidance of crimps

Crimps, by nature, can only give multiple point-contact ratherthan 360-degree contact and also cause a variability in theposition of electrical contact during dynamic testing. IM prod-ucts will therefore be greater. It has been found that solderedcenter contacts and clamp/solder outer contacts give the beststatic and dynamic IM performance.

Improving IM Connector DesignAMP continues to pursue design techniques which improveintermodulation performance to address emerging telecommu-nication market needs. A state of the art intermodulation testfacility and participation on the international (IEC SC46D WG5)committee to develop standard test practices ensures our

commitment to the understanding of intermodulation character-istics. This applied technology base is instrumental in develop-ing innovative low intermodulation products for 7-16, Type N,SMA and OSP interfaces.

Most commonly asked questions regarding Intermodulation

Why is intermodulation such a concern for cellular infrastructure equipment?

The primary concerns for cellular service providers today arechannel efficiency and clarity of transmission. Growth indemand for mobile communications has created a need tooperate equipment at greater capacities and reliability toservice the competitive market. Intermodulation degrades orlimits the ability of the service provider to operate at optimallevels of performance and may ultimately cause subscribersto experience poor call quality. Intermodulation has becomean important factor in system selection to ensure the bestpossible network service.

Where is intermodulation most likely to occur in cellularinfrastructure equipment?

Intermodulation is typically of greatest concern between the filtering elements of the system and the antenna. The introduc-tion of higher power levels for the transmit side of the equipmentcreates greater potential for intermodulation to occur. This iswhy the majority of focus for intermodulation concerns 7-16,Type N, SMA and 4.1/9.5 connector interfaces.

Is intermodulation a recent development?Intermodulation has always been inherently present in RF coaxi-al connectors but may be relatively imperceptible in somedevices for a variety of reasons. The amount of power appliedto an RF connector determines the relative IM threshold whichcan be observed. Intermodulation is therefore more likely tocause concern in a higher power system, for example, utilizinga 7-16 connector interface rather than an equivalent low powerOSX solution. The trend toward higher power digital cellularsystems creates the need for greater intermodulation sensitivity.

What is the best method of cable attachment for IM sensitivecable assembly applications?

Soldering and clamping are preferred methods due to the 360-degree point of contact created at the cable to connector inter-face. Such intimate contact improves the overall contact resis-tance leading to improved IM characteristics. In addition, it isalso better to solder the center conductor of the connector tothe cable versus crimping due to the improved contact resis-tance path and elimination of voids.

Are there ways to test for intermodulation in an RF coaxialconnector?

Yes, very sophisticated methods are needed to test for inter-modulation in RF connectors. The test system must utilizeextremely sensitive filtering or clean amplification so that theequipment itself has a very low intermodulation noise floor.There is not yet a standardized approach to testing, althoughan international committee has been formed in the connectorindustry to address the situation. AMP has a state of the art testfacility where our designs are optimized for low intermod per-formance and where further analysis on the effects of this phe-nomena can be studied.

Is intermodulation in coaxial connectors frequency dependent?

No. Because coaxial connectors are broadband devices thereis no frequency dependency. Some apparent variability can be detected during testing but this is not due to the connector.The impedance matches of the output diplexer/triplexer andterminations are the causes of the variations and should not be incorrectly attributed to the connector/assembly. AMPInterconnect Business Unit has demonstrated that by varyingthe impedance match of the test station termination, a DUT canshow 15dB better IMP3 than exists in reality.

IMP3 in mixers follows a 3dB/dB relationship. What is it for connectors?

The relationship is identical. Taking the 3rd order (2F1-F2): varying the power of F2 gives an IMP3 relationship of 1dB/dBwhereas varying the power of F1 gives a relationship of 2dB/dBas the IMP is derived from the 2nd harmonic of F1. This gives atotal of 3dB/dB when symmetrically varying both carrier powers.

I am buying a complete cable assembly from AMP.How do I interpret the IMP result now?

With caution! It is AMP’s policy when testing devices to moveaway from the normal static test to a dynamic test where thecable termination interfaces are mechanically exercised duringlive IM conditions. It is also a good indicator to customers ofthe build quality of the assemblies. A dynamic evaluation hasshown 15dB degradation in IMP performance for poor assem-blies and even as much as 50dB for bad ones.It is thereforestrongly advisable that IM performance figures are stated inthe context of a dynamic measurement.

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Abbreviations

DielectricPE .................Solid polyethylenePTEE .............Solid polyetrafluoroethylenePIB ................Polyisobulylene, Type B, per MIL-C-17Rubber ..........Per MIL-C-17DSil .................Silicone rubberPS.................Polystyrene

Conductors and Braid MaterialsAL .................AluminumSCAAI ...........Silver covered copper covered aluminumBC.................Bare copperSC.................Silver covered copperCCS ..............Copper covered steelTC.................Tinned copperSCCS............Silver covered copper covered steel

SCCad Br ......Silver covered cadmium bronzeGS.................Galvanized steelTCCS ............Tin copper covered steelSSC ..............Silver covered stripHR.................High resistance wireSA.................Silver covered alloy

Jacket MaterialPVC-I ............Black polyvinylchloride, contaminating, Type I, per MIL-C-17DPVC-II ...........Gray polyvinylchloride, noncontaminating, Type II, per MIL-C-17DPVC-IIA.........Black polyvinylchloride, noncontaminating, Type IIA, per MIL-C-17DPE-III.............Clear polyethylenePE-IIIA ..........High molecular weight, black polyethylene, Type IIIA, per MIL-C-17DFG Braid V ....Fiberglass, impregnated, Type V, per MIL-C-17DFEP-IX ..........Fluorinated ethylene propylene, Type IX, per MIL-C-17DPUR ..............Polyurathane, black specific compoundsSIL/DAC-VI ...Dacron braid over silicone rubber, Type VI, per MIL-C-17DRubber ..........Per MIL-C-17D

Max.RG/U Inner Dielectric Number/Type Jacket Weight Nom. Nom. Max. OperatingType Conductor Material DOD of Shielding Material O.D. (lb/ft) Imped. Cap Operating Voltage CommentsCable Braids (Ohms) pf/ft Temp. (C°) (Volts RMS)

0.81 BC .295 5.744 .0320 PE .116 2/BC PVC-1 .226 .025 50 30.8 40 80 1900 Use RG58C

1.29 BC 4.7 8.43 Use up to5 .0508 PE .185 2/BC PVC-1 .332 .088 52.5 28.5 40 80 3000 100 MHz1.29 SC 4.6 8.335A .0508 PE .181 2/SC PVC-II .328 .088 50 30.8 40 80 3000 Use RG212

1.29 SC 4.6 8.335B .0508 PE .181 2/SC PVC-IIA .328 .087 50 30.8 40 80 3000 Use RG212

0.72 CCS 4.7 2/Inner SC 8.436 .0285 PE .185 Outer BC PVC-II .332 .081 76 20.0 40 80 2700 Use RG6A

0.72 CCS 4.7 2/Inner SC 8.43 Good Attenuation6A .0285 PE .185 Outer BC PVC-IIA .332 .082 75 20.6 40 80 2700 Stability0.91 BC Air-Space 6.35 9.47 .0359 PE .250 1/BC PVC-I .370 .080 95 12.5 40 80 1000 Use RG63B

2.17.0855 7.24 10.298 7/0.72 BC PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .106 52 29.5 40 80 4000 Use RG213.02852.17.0855 7.24 .285 10.298A 7/0.72 BC PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .106 52 29.5 40 80 5000 Use RG213.02852.17.0855 7.11 2/Inner SC 10.679 7/0.72 SC PE .280 Outer BC PVC-II .420 .140 51 30.0 40 80 4000 Use RG214.02852.17.0855 7.11 10.679A 7/0.72 SC PE .280 2/SC PVC-II .420 .140 51 30.0 40 80 4000 Use RG214.02852.17.0855 7.11 10.679B 7/0.72 SC PE .280 2/SC PVC-IIA .420 .150 50 30.8 40 80 5000 Uase RG214.02852.17.0855 7.24 PVC-II 11.7610 7/0.72 BC PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .146 52 29.5 40 80 4000 Use RG215.02852.17.0855 7.24 PBC-IIA 11.7610A 7/0.72 BC PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .146 52 29.5 40 80 5000 Use RG215.02851.21.0477 7.24 10.29 Use up to11 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .096 75 20.6 40 80 4000 100 MHz.01591.21.0477 7.24 10.29 Use up to11A 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .096 75 20.6 40 80 5000 1000 Mhz.01591.21.0477 7.24 PVC-II 11.7612 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .141 75 20.6 40 80 4000 Use RG12A.0159


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1.21.0477 7.24 PVC-IIA 11.76 Use up to12A 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .141 75 20.6 40 80 5000 1000 MHz.01591.21.0477 7.11 10.6713 7/0.4 TC PE .280 2/BC PVC-I .420 .126 74 20.8 40 80 4000 Use RG216.01591.21.0477 7.11 10.6713A 7/0.4 TC PE .280 2/BC PVC-IIA .420 .126 52 20.8 40 80 4000 Use RG216.0159

2.59 BC 9.4 13.8414 .1020 PE .370 2/BC PVC-II .545 .216 52 29.5 40 80 5500 Use RG217

2.59 BC 9.4 13.8414A .1020 PE .370 2/BC PVC-IIA .545 .216 76 29.5 40 80 7000 Use RG217

1.45 CCS 9.4 13.84 Use up to15 .0571 PE .370 2/BC PVC-I .545 .197 52 20.0 40 80 5000 1000 MHz2.59 BC

16 .1250 PE 11.68 1/BC PVC-I 16 .254 52 29.5 40 80 6000 Use up toTube .460 .630 1000 MHz

4.78 BC 17.27 22.1 Use up to17 .1880 PE .680 1/BC PVC-II .870 .460 52 29.5 40 80 11,000 1000 MHz4.78 BC 17.27 22.117A .1880 PE .680 1/BC PVC-IIA .870 .460 52 29.5 40 80 11,000 Use RG218

17B Cancelled, Reassigned New Nomenclature, RG1774.78 BC 17.27 PVC-II 23.5018 .1880 PE .680 1/BC w/Armor .925 .585 52 29.5 40 80 11,000 Use RG219

4.78 BC 17.27 PVC-IIA 23.5718A .1880 PE .680 1/BC w/Armor .928 .585 52 29.5 40 80 11,000 Use RG219

6.35 BC 23.11 28.4519 .2500 PE .910 1/BC PVC-II 1.120 .740 52 29.5 40 80 14,000 Use RG220

6.35 BC 23.11 28.4519A .2500 PE .910 1/BC PVC-IIA 1.120 .740 52 29.5 40 80 14,000 Use RG220

6.35 BC 23.11 PVC-II 29.9220 .2500 PE .910 1/BC w/Armor 1.178 .925 52 29.5 40 80 14,000 Use RG221

6.35 BC 23.11 PVC-IIA 29.9220A .2500 PE .910 1/BC w/Armor 1.178 .925 53 29.5 40 80 14,000 Use RG221

1.2921 0508 PE 4.7 2/SC PVC-II 8.43 .087 53 29.0 40 80 2700 Use RG222

High Res. Wire .185 .332

1.2921A .0508 PE 4.7 2/SC PVC-IIA 8.43 .087 95 29.0 40 80 2700 Use RG222

High Res. Wire .185 .332

2 Cond. 1.16.0456 7.24 10.29 Balanced Line22 7/0.39 BC PE .285 1/TC PVC-I .405 .105 95 16.0 40 80 1000 w/Twisted Cond..0152

2 Cond. 1.16.0456 7.24 10.67 Balanced Line22A 7/0.39 BC PE .285 2/TC PVC-II .420 .151 95 16.0 40 80 1000 w/Twisted Cond..0152

2 Cond. 1.16.0456 7.24 10.67 Balanced Line22B 7/.0.39 BC PE .285 2/TC PVC-IIA .420 .151 125 16.0 40 80 1000 w/Twisted Cond..0152

2 Cond. 2.17 2/Inidividual 16.51 x .490.0855 9.65 Inner .65023 7/0.72 BC PE,2 Cores .380 Common PVC-I 24 .490 125 12.0 40 80 3000 Use RG23A.0285 Outer BC .945

2 Cond. 2.17 2/Individual 16.51 x .490.0855 9.65 Inner .650 Dual Coaxial23A 7/0.72 BC PE,2 Cores .380 Common PVC-IIA 24 .490 125 12.0 40 80 3000 Balanced Line.0285 Outer BC .945

2 Cond. 2.17 2/Individual 25.48.0855 9.65 Inner PVC-I 1.003 2/Individual24 7/0.72 BC PE,2 Cores .380 Common w/Armor 19.81 .670 .670 12.0 40 80 3000 Use RG24A.0285 Outer BC .780


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2 Cond. 2.17 2/Individual 25.48.0855 9.65 Inner PVC-IIA 1.00324A 7/0.72 BC PE,2 Cores .380 Common w/Armor 19.81 .670 125 12.0 40 80 3000 Use RG23A.0285 Outer BC .7801.49.0585 7.32 12.8325A 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 2/TC Rubber-IV .505 .205 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.01171.49.0585 7.32 Rubber-IV 12.2726A 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 1/TC w/Armor .483 .189 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.01172.35.0925 11.56 Rubber-IV 16.5927A 19/0.47 TC Rubber-D .455 1/TC w/Armor .653 .304 48 50.0 40 80 15,000 —.01852.35.0925 11.56 Rubber-IV 19.0528B 19/0.47 TC Rubber-D .455 2/TC, GS w/Armor .750 .370 48 50.0 40 80 15,000 —.0185

0.81 BC.0320 2.95 4.6729 1.21 PE .116 1/TC PE-111 .184 0.21 53.5 28.5 55 80 1900 Use RG58.0477

7/0.4 BC 4.7 6.3530 .0159 PIB .185 1/BC PVC-I .250 .044 50 27.0 40 80 1500 Use RG58

2.17.0855 7.24 10.2931 7/0.72 BC PIB .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .106 51 31.0 40 80 2000 Use RG213.02852.17.0855 7.24 PVC-I 11.8132 7/0.72 BC PIB .285 1/BC w/Armor .465 .141 51 29.0 40 80 2000 Use RG215.0285

2.59 BC 9.4 11.9433 .1019 PE 3.70 None Lead .470 .390 51 30.0 55 80 6000 —

2.17.0855 11.56 15.8834 7/0.72 BC PE .455 1/BC PVC-I .625 .224 71 21.5 40 80 5200 Use RG31B.02851.9

.0747 11.68 1634A 7/0.63 BC PE .460 1/BC PVC-IIA .630 .224 75 20.6 40 80 6500 Use RG34B

.02491.9

34B .0747 PE 11.68 1/BC PVC-IIA 16 .224 75 20.6 40 80 6500 Use up to7/0.63 BC .460 .630 1000 MHz

.02492.91 BC

35 .1144 PE 11.68 1/BC PVC-II 23.57 .525 71 21.5 40 80 10,0001.6 .460 w/Armor .928 Use RG35B0.63

2.65 BC 11.68 PVC-IIA 23.5735A .1045 PE .460 1/BC w/Armor .928 .525 75 20.6 40 80 10,000 Use RG35B

2.65 BC 11.68 23.57 Unarmored:35B .1045 PE .460 1/BC PVC-IIA .928 .525 75 20.6 40 80 10,000 see RG1644.11 BC 23.11 29.97 Use up to36 .1620 PE .910 1/BC PVC-I 1.180 .805 69 22.0 40 80 13,000 1000 MHz0.81 TC 3.56 5.3337 .0320 Rubber-C .140 1/TC PE-III .210 .040 52.5 38.0 55 80 750 —

1.15 TC 4.98 7.9238 .0453 Rubber-C .196 2/TC PE-III .312 .110 52.5 38.0 55 80 1000 —

0.64 CCS 4.98 7.9239 .0253 Rubber-C .196 2/TC PE-III .312 .100 72.5 28.6 55 80 1000 —

0.64 CCS 4.98 10.6740 .0253 Rubber-C .196 2/TC Rubber IV .420 .150 72.5 28.0 40 80 1000 —

1.24.0490 6.35 10.841 16/0.25 TC Rubber-IV .250 1/TC Rubber-IV .425 .150 67.5 27.6 40 80 3000 —.01000.72

42 .0285 PE 4.98 2/SC PVC-II 8.69 .050 78 20.0 40 80 2700 Use RG222Res. Wire .196 .342


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2 Cond. 2.17.0855 11.99 15.6743 7/0.72 BC Rubber-B .427 1/BC PVC-I .617 — 95 17.6 40 80 1500 Use RG57.02851.21.0477 4.7 6.9954 7/0.4 BC PE .185 1/BC PVC-I .275 .045 58 27.0 40 80 2500 Use RG54A.01591.16.0456 4.52 6.22 Use up to54A 7/0.39 BC PE .178 1/TC PE-III 2.45 .041 58 26.5 55 80 3000 1000 MHz.0152

0.81 BC 2.95 5.0855 .0320 PE .116 2/TC PE-III .200 .032 53.5 28.5 55 80 1900 Use RG55B.0.89 SC 2.95 5.0855A .0350 PE .116 2/SC PVC-IIA .200 .034 50 30.8 40 80 1900 Use RG2230.81 SC 2.95 5.08 Use up to55B .0320 PE .116 2/TC PE-IIIA .200 .033 53.5 28.5 55 80 1900 1000 MHz

1.49.0585 7.82 13.5956 19/0.3 BC Rubber-D .308 2/BC PVC-I .535 .243 48 50.0 40 80 8000 —.0117

2 Cond. 2.17.0855 11.99 15.88 Balanced Line57 7/0.72 BC PE .472 1/TC PVC-I .625 .225 95 17.0 40 80 3000 Parallel.0285

2 Cond. 2.17.0855 11.99 15.88 Balanced Line57A 7/0.72 BC PE .472 1/TC PVC-IIA .625 .225 95 17.0 40 80 3000 Parallel.0285

0.81 BC 2.95 4.9558 .0320 PE .116 1/TC PVC-I .195 .029 53.5 28.5 40 80 1900 Use RG58B0.9 2.95 4.9558A .0355 PE .116 1/TC PVC-I .195 .029 52 28.5 40 80 1900 Use RG58C

0.81 BC 2.95 4.95 Use up to58B .0320 PE .116 1/TC PVC-IIA .195 .029 53.5 28.5 40 80 1900 1000 MHz0.9

.0355 2.95 4.95 Extra Flexible58C 19/0.8 TC PE .116 1/TC PVC-IIA .195 .029 50 30.8 40 80 1900 Version RG58B

.00710.64 CCS 3.71 6.1559 .0253 PE .146 1/BC PVC-I .242 .032 73 21.0 40 80 2300 Use RG59B0.64 CCS 3.71 6.1559A .0253 PE .146 1/BC PVC-IIA .242 .032 73 21.0 40 80 2300 Use RG59B0.58 CCS 3.71 6.15 Use up to59B .0230 PE .146 1/BC PVC-IIA .242 .032 75 20.6 40 80 2300 1000 MHz1.29 Str. C 6.35 10.860 .0508 Rubber-C .250 1/BC Rubber-IV .425 .150 50 39.0 40 80 1100 —

0.64 CCS Air-space 3.71 6.15 Use RG62A62 .0253 PE .146 1/BC PVC-I .242 .038 93 13.5 40 80 750 Low0.64 CCS Air-space 3.71 6.1562A .0253 PE .146 1/BC PVC-IIA .242 .038 93 13.5 40 80 750 Capacitance

0.61.0240 Air-space 3.71 6.15 Extra Flexible62B 7/0.2 CCS PE .146 1/BC PVC-IIA .242 .038 93 13.5 40 80 750 RG62A.0080

0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 10.2963 .0253 PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .083 125 10.0 40 80 1000 Use RG63B

0.64 BC Air-space 7.24 10.2963A .0253 PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .083 125 10.0 40 80 1000 Use RG63B

0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 10.29 Low63B .0253 PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .083 125 10.0 40 80 1000 Capacitance1.49 7.82 12.57.0585 .308 .495 —64 19/0.3 TC Rubber-D 7.24 2/TC Rubber-IV 10.29 .225 48 60.0 40 80 10,000 Capacitance.0117 .285 .4051.49.0585 7.32 11.6864A 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 2/TC Rubber-IV .460 .205 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.0117

0.2 [.0080]Formex-F 7.24 10.29 High Impedance65 3.25 [.1280] PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .096 950 44.0 40 80 1000 Video Delay LineDia. Helix


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.02 [.0080]Formex-F 7.24 10.29 High Impedance65A 3.25 [.1280] PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .096 950 44.0 40 80 1000 Video Delay LineDia. Helix0.64 CCS Air-space 3.71 6.2271 .0253 PE .146 2/TC PVC-I .245 .046 93 13.5 40 80 750 Use RG71B

0.64 CCS Air-space 3.71 6.2271A .0253 PE .146 2/TC PE-III .245 .046 93 13.5 55 80 750 Use RG71B

0.64 CCS Air-space 3.71 6.22 Low71B .0253 PE .146 2/TC PE-IIIA .245 .046 93 13.5 55 80 750 Capacitance0.64 CCS Air-space 11.68 16 Low72 .0253 PE .460 1/BC PVC-I .630 .169 150 7.8 40 80 750 Capacitance1.65 BC 2.95 Copper 4.45 Low73 .0650 PE .116 2/BC Braid .175 .031 25 61.8 55 80 1000 Impedance2.59 BC 9.4 PVC-II 15.3274 .1020 PE .370 2/BC w/Armor .603 .310 52 29.5 40 80 5500 Use RG224

2.59 BC 9.4 PVC-IIA 15.3274A .1020 PE .370 2/BC w/Armor .603 .310 52 29.5 40 80 5500 Use RG224

1.49.0585 7.32 11.43 800077A 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 2/TC PVC-IIA .450 .195 48 50.0 40 80 Peak —.01171.49.0585 7.32 10.67 800078A 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 1/TC PVC-IIA .420 .149 48 50.0 40 80 Peak —.0117

0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 PVC-I 11.76 Low79 .0253 PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .136 — 10.0 40 80 1000 Capacitance0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 PVC-I 11.76 Low79A .0253 PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .130 .125 10.0 40 80 1000 Capacitance0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 PVC-IIA 11.76 Low79B .0253 PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .136 .125 10.0 40 80 1000 Capacitance1.59 BC Magnesium 8.15 Copper 8.2681 .0625 Oxide G .321 None Tube .325 .172 50 37.0 250 3000 —

3.18 BC Magnesium 16.51 Copper 19.0582 .1250 Oxide G .650 None Tube .750 .698 50 36.0 250 5000 —

2.59 BC 6.1 10.29 Low83 .1020 PE .240 1/BC PVC-I .405 .120 35 44.0 40 80 2000 Impedance2.65 BC 17.27 PVC-IIA 25.4 RG35B with84A .1045 PE .680 1/BC w/Lead Sheath 1.000 1.325 75 20.6 40 80 10,000 Special Armor2.65 BC 17.27 PVC-IIA 39.75 RG84A with85A .1045 PE .680 1/BC w/Lead Armor 1.565 2.910 75 20.6 40 80 10,000 Special Armor

2 Cond. 2.17.0855 7.62 7.62

86 7/0.72 BC PE .300 x 16.51 None None .300 x 16.51 .100 200 7.8 55 80 10,000 Twin Lead.0285 .650 .650

2.44.0960 7.11 FG 10.887A 7/0.81 SC PTFE .280 2/SC Braid-V .425 .180 50 29.4 55 250 5000 Use RG225.03201.49.0585 7.32 13.0888 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 4/TC PVC-I .515 .211 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.01171.49.0585 7.32 13.0888A 19/0.3 TC Ruber-E .288 4/TC PVC-IIA .515 .211 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.01171.49.0585 7.32 14.3588B 19/0.3 TC Rubber-E .288 4/TC Rubber-IV .565 .238 48 50.0 40 80 10,000 —.0117

0.64 CCS Air-space 7.24 16.05 Low89 .0253 PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .632 .195 125 10.0 40 80 1000 Capacitance1.53.0603 4.95 10.8 Excellent90 7/0.51 SC PE .195 3/SC, GS, SC PVC-IIA .425 — 50 30.8 40 80 3000 Shielding.02015.08.2000 Taped 14.55 FG 18.0393 19/1.02 BC PTFE .573 1/BC Braid-V .710 .475 50 29.4 55 250 10,000 Use RG211A.0400


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2.86.1125 Taped 7.42 FG 11.394 19/0.57 SC PTFE .292 2/BC Braid-V .445 .270 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG226.02253.23.1270 Taped 9.4 FG 12.794A 19/0.65 SC PTFE .370 2/BC Braid-V .500 .445 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG226.02541.87.0735 3.71 6.15 Use up to100 19/0.37 BC PE .146 1/BC PVC-I .242 .046 35 44.0 40 80 2000 1000 MHz.0147

1.63 BC 14.94101 .0641 Rubber — 1/TC — .588 — 75 — — — —

2 Cond.102 2.05 BC Rubber — 1/TC — 27.64 — 140 — — — —

.0808 1.088

2 Cond. 0.96.0378 2.01 5.97108 7/0.32 TC PE .079 1/TC PVC-II .235 .032 78 19.6 40 80 1000 Use RG108A.0126 Each

2 Cond. 0.96.0378 2.01 5.97108A 7/0.32 TC PE .079 1/TC PVC-IIA .235 .032 78 19.6 40 80 1000 Balanced Line.0126 Each

2 Cond. 1.16.0456 7.24 PVC-II 12.14111 7/0.39 BC PE .285 2/TC w/Armor .478 .146 95 16.0 40 80 1000 Use RG111A.0152

2 Cond. 1.16.0456 7.24 PVC-IIA 12.14 Use RG22B111A 7/0.39 BC PE .285 2/TC w/Armor .478 .146 95 16.0 40 80 1000 w/Armor.0152

0.18 CCS Air-space 7.24 10.29114 .0070 PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .087 185 6.5 40 80 1000 Use RG114A

0.18 CCS Air-space 7.24 10.29 Low114A .0070 PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .087 185 6.5 40 80 1000 Capacitance2.13.0840 Taped 6.35 FG 9.53115 7/0.71 SC PTFE .250 2/BC Braid-V .375 .148 50 29.4 55 250 5000 Use RG115A.02802.13.0840 Taped 6.48 FG 10.54 Extra Flexible115A 7/0.71 SC PTFE .255 2/BC Braid-V .415 .180 50 29.4 55 250 5000 RG225.02802.44.0960 7.11 FG Braid-V 12.7116 7/0.81 SC PTFE .280 2/SC w/Armor .475 .198 50 29.4 55 250 5000 Use RG227.0320

4.78 BC 15.75 FG 18.54117 .1880 PTFE .620 1/BC Braid-V .730 .641 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG211A

4.78 BC 15.75 FG 18.54117A .1880 PTFE .620 1/BC Braid-V .730 .641 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG211A

4.78 BC 15.75 FG Braid-V 19.81118 .1880 PTFE .620 1/BC w/Armor .780 .682 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG228A

4.78 BC 15.75 FG Braid-V 19.81118A .1880 PTFE .620 1/BC w/Armor .780 .682 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Use RG228A

2.59 BC 8.43 FG 11.81 Use up to119 .1020 PTFE .332 2/BC Braid-V .465 .225 50 29.4 55 250 6000 1000 MHz2.59 BC 8.43 FG 13.28 RG119120 .1020 PTFE .332 2/BC Braid-V .523 .282 50 29.4 55 250 6000 w/Armor

0.76.0300 2.44 4.06 Use up to122 7/0.13 TC PE .096 1/TC PVC-IIA .160 .016 50 29.4 40 80 1900 1000 MHz.0050

0.64 TCCS Taped 3.43 FG 6.1124 .0253 PTFE .135 1/TC Braid-V .240 .210 73 20.3 55 250 2300 Use RG140

0.4 CCS Air-space 11.68 15.24 Low125 .0159 PE .460 1/BC PVC-IIA .600 .180 150 7.8 40 80 2000 Capacitance1.55.0609 4.7 FG 7.11 High126 7/0.52 HR PTFE .185 1/HR Braid-V .280 .070 50 29.4 55 250 3000 Loss Cable.0203


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2 Cond. 2.17.0855 11.99 15.88 RG57 w/130 7/0.72 BC PE .472 1/TC PVC-I .625 .220 95 17.0 40 80 3000 Twisted Cond..0285

2 Cond. 2.17.0855 11.99 PVC-I 17.35 Armored131 7/0.72 BC PE .472 1/TC w/Armor .683 .290 95 17.0 40 80 3000 RG130.0285

0.72 BC 7.24 10.29133 .0285 PE .285 1/BC PVC-I .405 .094 95 16.2 40 80 4000 Use RG133A

0.64 BC 7.24 10.29 95 Ohm Version133A .0253 PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .094 95 16.2 40 80 4000 RG80.64 SCCS 3.71 5.92 See RG302 for140 .0250 PTFE 1.46 1/SC FG Braid-V .233 .056 75 19.5 55 250 2300 FEP Jacket0.91 SCCS 2.95 4.83141 .0359 PTFE .116 1/SC FG Braid-V .190 .036 50 29.4 55 250 1900 Use RG141A

0.99 SCCS 2.95 4.83 See RG303 for141A .0390 PTFE .116 1/SC FG Braid-V .190 .036 50 29.4 55 250 1900 FEP Jacket0.91 SCCS 2.95 4.95142 .0359 PTFE .116 2/SC FG Braid-V .195 .047 50 29.4 55 250 1900 Use RG142A

0.99 SCCS 2.95 4.95 See RG142B for142A .0390 PTFE .116 2/SC FG .195 .047 50 29.4 50 250 1900 FEP Jacket0.99 SCCS 2.95 4.95 Standard Center142B .0390 PTFE .116 2/SC FEP .195 .047 50 29.4 55 250 1900 Cond. Available1.45 SCCS 4.7 8.26143 .0570 PTFE .185 2/SC FG Braid-V .325 .114 50 29.4 55 250 3000 Use RG143A

1.5 SCCS 4.7 8.26 See RG304 for143A .0590 PTFE .185 1/SC FG Braid-V .325 .109 50 29.4 55 250 3000 FEP Jacket1.36.0537 Air-space 7.24 10.41 High Temp.144 7/0.45 SCCS PE .285 Copper Tube FG Braid-V .410 .137 75 19.5 55 250 5000 RG11A.0179

2 Cond. 1.83 BC Air-space145 .0720 PTFE — 1/BC Lead/Tar — — 75 14.6 — — —

0.18 CCS 7.24 9.53 Low146 .0070 PE .285 1/BC FG Braid-V .375 .108 190 6.0 55 200 1000 Capacitance6.35 BC 23.11 PVC-I 49.2 RG19U147 .2500 PE .910 1/BC w/Armor 1.937 — 52 29.5 40 80 14,000 w/Armor

2.17.0855 7.24 PVC-I 20.32148 7/0.72 BC PTFE .285 1/SC w/Armor .800 — 52 29.5 40 80 4000 —.02851.22.048 7.24 10.29149 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC PVC-IIA .405 .105 75 20.6 40 80 5000 Use RG391

.01591.22.048 7.24 PVC-IIA 11.76150 7/0.4 TC PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .112 75 20.6 40 80 5000 Use RG392

.01592.17.0855 PE and 7.24 13.72 Triaxial Pulse156 7/0.72 TC Cond. PE .285 3/TC, GS, TC PVC-IIA .540 .211 50 32.0 40 80 10,000 Cable.02852.55.1005 PE and 11.56 18.42 Triaxial Pulse157 19/0.51 TC Cond. PE .455 3/TC, GS, TC PVC-IIA .725 .317 50 38.0 40 80 15,000 Cable.02015.05.1988 PE and 11.56 18.42 Triaxial Pulse158 37/0.72 TC Cond. PE .455 3/TC, GS, TC PVC-IIA .725 .380 25 78.0 40 80 15,000 Cable.0284

0.81 SC Taped 2.95 4.95159 .0320 PTFE .116 1/SC FG Braid-V .195 .035 50 29.4 55 250 1900 Use RG141

4 Cond. 1.8.071 8.18 26.8 4 Cond.160 19/0.36 2TC, 2BC PE .322 1/BC PVC-I 1.055 — 125 12.0 40 80 3000 Balanced Line.01420.3.012 1.45 2.08161 7/0.1 S Cad. BR PTFE .057 1/SC Nylon .082 .015 70 20.0 60 120 1000 Miniature.004

2.65 BC 17.27 22.1 RG35B without164 .1045 PE .680 1/BC PVC-IIA .870 .490 75 20.6 40 80 10,000 Armor


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2.44.0960 7.24 FG 10.41 RG225 w/One165 7/0.81 SC PTFE .285 1/SC Braid-V .410 .121 50 29.4 55 250 5000 Braid.03202.44.0960 7.24 FG Braid-V 11.68 RG165166 7/0.81 SC PTFE .285 1/SC w/Armor .460 .144 50 29.4 55 250 5000 w/ Armor.03200.48.0189 1.52 2.54 Miniature Data174 7/0.16 CCS PE .060 1/TC PVC .100 .008 50 30.8 40 80 1500 Transmission.00630.48.0189 1.52 2.54 Miniature Data174A 7/0.16 CCS PE .060 1/TC PVC-IIA .100 .008 50 30.8 40 80 1500 Transmission.00633.43 7.24 10.29176 .135 Helix over PE 1/Magnet Wire PVC-I .120 2240 49.0 40 80 5000 —

Magnetic Core .285 .405

177 4.95 BC PE 17.27 2/SC PVC-IIA 22.73 .470 50 30.8 40 80 11,000 High Frequency.195 .680 .895 RG2180.3

.0120 0.91 1.83178 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .036 1/SC KEL-F .072 .0054 50 29.4 40 150 1000 Use RG178B

.00400.3

.0120 0.86 1.83178A 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .034 1/SC KEL-F .072 .005 50 29.4 40 150 1000 Use RG178B

.00400.3

.0120 0.86 1.83 High Strength178B 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .034 1/SC FEP-IX .072 .0054 50 29.4 55 200 1000 Cond. Available

.00400.3


.00400.3


.00400.3

.0120 1.6 2.54 High Strength179B 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .063 1/SC FEP-IX .100 .010 75 19.5 55 200 1200 Cond. Available

.00400.3


.00400.3


.00400.3

.0120 2.59 3.56 High Strength180B 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .102 1/SC KEP-IX .140 .019 95 15.4 55 200 1500 Cond. Available

.00402 Cond. 1.21 2/Individual

.0477 5.33 Inner 16.25 Balanced181 7/0.4 BC PE .210 Common PVS-IIA .640 .198 125 12.0 40 80 3500 Line

.0159 Outer BC2 of 19/0.36 BC 2/8.43 Each Core

.0142 4 Cores .332 1/BC PVC-IIA each 26.8 125 12.0 2300 Special 4182 2 of 19/0.17 TC PE 2/3.71 Overall Shield PVC-I overall 1.055 — each each 40 80 3000 Coaxial

.0066 .146 1/BC

183 6.38 BC PS Helix 16.05 AI. Tube None 19.05 .380 50 23.0 40 80 1800 See Times.2510 .632 .750 AM-5034S

0.08 [.0031] Air-Space 4.78 7.16 Delay Line185 Mag. Wire Helix 1/Magnet Wire PVC-IIA — 2000 — 40 80 —on PE Core PE .188 .282 Cable


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0.3.0120 1.52 2.67187 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .060 1/SC PTFE .105 .010 75 19.5 55 250 1200 Use RG179B.00400.3

.0120 1.52 2.67187A 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .060 1/SC PTFE .105 .010 75 19.5 55 250 1200 Use RG179B

.00400.51.0201 1.52 2.67188 7/0.17 SCCS PTFE .060 1/SC PTFE .105 .011 50 29.4 55 250 1200 Use RG316.00670.51.0201 1.52 2.67188A 7/0.17 SCCS PTFE .060 1/SC PTFE .105 .011 50 29.4 55 250 1200 Use RG316.0067

189 6.38 BC PS Helix 16.05 2/SC PE-IIIA 22.23 .570 50 23.0 55 80 3500 Use RG389.2510 .632 .8751.49.0585 9.65 3/TC, 17.78190 7/0.3 TC Rubber H, J .380 GS, TC Neoprene VIII .700 .353 50 50.0 55 80 15,000 —.0117

191 12.32 TC Braid Rubber H, J, H 27.05 3/TC, Neoprene VIII 37.08 1.469 25 85.0 55 80 15,000 —.485 1.065 GS, GS 1.460

192 26.8 GS Tube Butyl Rubber — 3/TC, Rubber 55.88 — 12.5 175.0 55 80 15,000 —1.055 TC Braid GS, GS 2.200 Peak

193 26.8 GS Tube Silicone — 3/TC, Rubber 53.34 — 12.5 159.0 55 80 30,000 —1.055 TC Braid Rubber GS, GS 2.100 Peak

194 26.8 GS Tube Silicone — 3/TC, Rubber w/ 49.4 — 12.5 159.0 55 80 30,000 —1.055 TC Braid Rubber GS, GS Al. Armor 1.945 Peak0.3

.0120 2.59 1/SC 3.68195 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .102 PTFE .145 .020 95 15.4 55 250 1500 Use RG180B.0040.3

.0120 2.59 1/SC 3.68195A 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .102 PTFE .145 .020 95 15.4 55 250 1500 Use RG180B.0040.3

.0120 0.86 1/SC 1.83196 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .034 PTFE .072 .006 50 29.4 55 250 1000 Use RG178B.0040.3

.0120 0.86 1/SC 1.83196A 7/0.1 SCCS PTFE .034 PTFE .072 .006 50 29.4 55 250 1000 Use RG178B.004

197 7.62 BC PS Helix 19.25 22.23 [.875] None 22.23 .500 50 22.0 55 80 2400 —.300 .758 OD Al. Tube .875 Peak

198 2.9 BC PS Helix 10.69 12.7 [.500] PE 15.24 .155 70 16.0 55 80 1300 —.1140 .421 OD Al. Tube .600 Peak

199 5.31 BC PS Helix 19.25 22.23 [.875] PE 25.78 .435 70 16.0 55 80 2400 —.209 .758 OD Al. Tube 1.015 PeakOD-10.29

.405 37.39 41.28 [1.625] 44.83 4600200 ID-7.65 BC Tube PS Helix 1.472 OD Al. Tube PE 1.765 .900 70 16.0 55 80 Peak —

.3014.8.189 Air-Space 12.7 2/SC SR and 18.42 Low Loss209 19/0.96 SC PTFE .500 Polyester-IV .725 .432 50 25.0 55 150 3200 RG211A.0378

210 0.64 SCCS Air-Space 3.71 1/SC FG Braid-V 6.15 .040 93 13.5 55 250 750 High Temp..0253 PTFE .146 .242 Low Capacitance

211 4.83 BC PTFE 15.75 1/BC FG Braid-V 18.54 .641 50 29.4 55 250 7000 High Temp..1900 .620 .730 High Power

211A 4.83 BC PTFE 15.75 1/BC FG Braid-V 18.54 .641 50 29.4 55 250 7000 High Temp..1900 .620 .730 High Power

212 1.44 SC PE 4.7 2/SC PVC-IIA 8.43 .083 50 29.4 40 80 3000 Use up to.0556 .185 .332 10,000 MHz2.26.0888 7.24 1/BC PVC-IIA 10.29 Use up to213 7/0.75 BC PE .285 .405 .099 50 30.8 40 80 5000 1000 MHz.0296


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RF Coax Connectors




2.26.0888 7.24 10.0 Use up to214 7/0.75 SC PE .285 2/SC PVC-IIA .425 .126 50 30.8 40 80 5000 10,000 MHz.02962.26.0888 7.24 PVC-IIA 11.76 Armored215 7/0.75 PE .285 1/BC w/Armor .463 .121 50 30.8 40 80 5000 RG213.02961.21.0477 7.24 10.8 Use up to216 7/0.75 BC PE .285 2/BC PVC-IIA .425 .114 75 20.6 40 80 5000 1000 MHz.0159

217 2.7 BC 9.4 2/BC PVC-IIA 13.84 .201 50 30.8 40 80 7000 Use up to.106 PE .370 .545 1000 MHz

218 4.95 BC 17.27 1/BC PVC-IIA 22.1 .460 50 30.8 40 80 11,000 Use up to.195 PE .680 .870 1000 MHz

219 4.95 BC 17.27 1/BC PVC-IIA 23.57 .585 50 30.8 40 80 11,000 Armored.195 PE .680 w/Armor .928 RG218

220 6.6 BC 23.11 1/BC PVC-IIA 28.45 .740 50 30.8 40 80 14,000 Use up to.260 PE .910 1.120 1000 MHz

221 6.6 BC 23.11 1/BC PVC-IIA 29.92 .925 50 30.8 40 80 14,000 Armored.260 PE .910 w/Armor 1.178 RG2201.41 4.7 8.43 High222 .0556 PE 2/SC PVC-IIA .087 50 30.8 40 80 3000

High Res. Wire .185 .332 Attenuation

223 0.89 SC 2.95 2/SC PVC-IIA 5.36 .034 50 30.8 40 80 1900 Use up to.035 PE .116 .211 10,000 MHz

224 2.609 BC 9.4 2/BC PVC-IIA 15.32 .310 50 30.8 40 80 7000 Armored.106 PE .370 w/Armor .603 RG2172.38.0936 7.24 10.92 See RG393 for225 7/0.79 SC PTFE .285 2/SC FG Braid-V .430 .180 50 29.4 55 250 5000 FEP Jacket.03123.23.1270 Taped 9.4 12.7226 19/0.65 SC PTFE .370 2/SC FG Braid-V .500 .445 50 29.4 55 250 7000 —.02542.38.0936 7.24 FG Braid-V 12.40 Armored227 7/0.79 SC PTFE .285 2/SC w/Armor .488 .198 50 29.4 55 250 5000 RG225.0312

228 4.83 BC 15.75 1/BC FG Braid-V 20.02 .682 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Armored.1900 PTFE .620 w/Armor .788 RG211

228A 4.83 BC 15.75 1/BC FG Braid-V 20.02 .682 50 29.4 55 250 7000 Armored.1900 PTFE .620 w/Armor .788 RG211A2.44.0960 7.24 FG Braid-V 11.68229 7/0.81 SC PTFE .285 1/SC w/Armor .460 .144 50 29.4 55 250 5000 Use RG166.0325.05.1988 11.56 3/TC, 18.8230 37/0.72 TC Rubber-D .455 GS, GS Rubber-IV .740 — 25 100.0 40 80 15,000 —.0284

OD-4.1112.7.162 11.43.500

12.7 5000 RG331 for231 ID-2.84 BC Foam PE .450OD Al. Tube

None .500 .118 50 25.0 55 80 Peak Jacketed Cable.112

7.62 BC 19.25 22.23 28.07 2400232 PE Helix .875 PE-IIIA .570 50 22.0 50 80 —.300 .758 OD Al. Tube 1.015 Peak

OD-15.01 BC41.28.591 37.391.625

44.83 4700233 ID-12.22 PS Helix 1.472OD Al. Tube

PE-IIIA 1.765 1.050 50 22.0 55 80 Peak —.481

OD-29.39 BC79.381.570 70.493.125


PE-IIIA 3.295 3.110 50 22.0 55 80 Peak —1.0152.16.0852 Taped 5.72 11.43 RG115A 235235 7/0.72 PTFE .255 2/SC SIL/DAC VI .450 .160 50 29.5 55 250 5000 w/VI Jacket.0284


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RF Coax Connectors




236 4.11 BC 10.69 12.7 [.500] None 12.7 .165 50 24.0 55 80 1300 —.1620 PS Helix .421 OD Al. Tube .500 Peak

237 4.11 BC 10.69 12.7 [.500] PE-IIIA 15.24 .195 50 24.0 55 80 1300 —.1620 PS Helix .421 OD Al. Tube .600 Peak238 — — — — — — — — — — — Use RG197/U239 — — — — — — — — — — — Use RG232/U

OD-15.01 BC41.28.591 36.071.625

41.28240 ID-12.22 BC PS Helix 1.420OD Al. Tube

None 1.625 .930 50 22.0 55 80 4700 —.481

241 — — — — — — — — — — — Use RG233OD-29.39

79.381.157 72.393.125


None 3.125 2.700 50 22.0 55 80 Peak —1.0150

243 — — — — — — — — — — — Use RG234


245 2.59 BC 10.69 12.7 [.500] PE-IIIA 15.24 .148 75 15.5 55 80 1200 —.102 PS Helix .421 OD Al. Tube .600 Peak


247 4.78 BC 19.25 22.23 [.875] PE-IIIA 25.78 .418 75 15.2 55 80 2200 —.1880 PS Helix .758 OD Al. Tube 1.015 PeakOD-9.5 BC

41.28.3740 37.391.625


None 1.625 .948 75 15.0 55 80 Peak —27.40

OD-9.5 BC.3740 37.39 41.28 44.83 4300249 ID-6.96 PS Helix 1.472 1.625 PE-IIIA 1.765 1.068 75 15.0 55 80 Peak —27.40

18.59 BC79.38.732 72.393.125

79.38 8500250 16.05 PS Helix 2.850OD Al. Tube

None 3.125 2.395 75 15.0 55 80 Peak —.632

18.59 BC79.38.732 72.393.125

32.95 8500251 16.05 PS Helix 2.850OD Al. Tube

PE-IIIA 2.805 .175 75 15.0 55 80 Peak —.632

252 4.24 BC 11.58 13.46 [.530] None 13.46 .225 50 24.0 55 80 1000 —.1670 PE Tubes .456 OD Al. Tube .530

253 4.24 BC 11.58 13.46 [.530] PE 16.64 .655 50 24.0 55 80 1000 —.1670 PE Tubes .456 OD Al. Tube .655

254 7.9 BC 21.16 24.21 [.953] PE 27.94 .555 50 24.0 55 80 1860 —.3110 PE Tubes .833 OD Al. Tube 1.100

255 7.9 BC 21.16 24.21 [.953] None 24.21 .550 50 24.0 55 80 1860 —.3110 PE Tubes .833 OD Al. Tube .953OD-7.9 SC

24.21.3110 21.16.953

24.21256 ID-6.48 PTFE Tubes .833OD Al. Tube

None .953 1.200 50 24.0 55 80 1860 —.2550

OD-15.3945.36.6060 41.21.786

45.36257 ID-1.23 BC PS Tubes 1.622OD Al. Tube

None 1.786 1.380 50 24.0 55 80 3640 —.4860

OD-15.3945.36.6060 41.21.786

48.92258 ID-1.23 BC Tube PS Tubes 1.622OD Al. Tube

PE 1.926 .100 50 24.0 55 80 3640 —.4860

259 2.92 BC Tube 8.08 9.91 [.390] None 9.91 .140 50 24.0 55 80 697 —.1150 PTFE Tubes .318 OD Al. Tube .390

260 2.92 BC Tube 8.08 9.91 [.390] PE-IIIA 11.43 .170 50 24.0 55 80 697 —.1150 PE Tubes .318 OD Al. Tube .450

263 4.37 BC Air-Space 10.69 None 12.7 .336 50 21.5 40 250 1300 —.1720 PTFE .421 Al. Tube .500 Peak4 Cond. 19/0.36 4.47 2 TC, 2 BC 19.05264 .0142 PE .176 PVC-IIA .327 36.8 41.0 40 80 2000 Use RG264C

2 TC, 2 BC e/core BC Overall .750


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4 Cond. 19/0.36 4.47 2 TC, 2 BC 19.05264A .0142 PE .176 PUR .327 36.8 41.0 40 80 2000 Use RG264C2 TC, 2 BC e/core BC Overall .750

4 Cond. 1.73 4.72 2 TC, 2 BC 19.43 Watertight264C .068 PE .186 PUR — 40 38.4 40 80 20002 BC, 2 TC e/core BC Overall .765 4 Coax.

265 17.2 BC Tube 40.08 Copper Clad PE-IIIA 52.58 .120 50 22.3 40 80 145 KW —.6770 PE Helix 1.578 Mild Steel Tube 2.070 Peak0.29 Cond. Over 75 Spiral

266 .0113 PE 7.24 Wound Cond. PVC-I 10.16 — 1530 53.0 40 80 5000 DC Delay Line Cable3.66 Mag. Core .285 68 BC & 7 .400 50 ns/ft

.144 are Insulated

9.02 BC Tube Copper Clad 30.23 44 KW267 PS Helix — Mild Steel PE-IIIA .234 50 22.2 40 80 —.3550 Cor. Tubing 1.190 Peak

268 4.09 BC 8.89 Corrugated None 12.65 .430 50 23.0 55 80 10 KW —.1610 PE Helix .350 BC Tube .498 PeakID-7.29

.2870 20.19 Corrugated 23.53 44 KW269 OD-9.09 BC PE Helix .795 BC Tube None 1.005 .430 50 22.2 55 80 Peak —.3580 TubeOD-7.29

.2870 20.19 Corrugated 23.53 44 KW269A ID-9.09 BC PE Helix .795 BC Tube None 1.005 .875 50 22.2 55 80 Peak —.3580 TubeID-14.94

.5880 40.08 Corrugated 46.48 145 KW270 OD-17.48 BC PE Helix 1.578 BC Tube None 1.830 .875 50 22.3 55 80 Peak —.6880 TubeID-14.94

.5880 40.08 Corrugated 46.48 145 KW270A OD-17.48 BC PE Helix 1.578 BC Tube None 1.830 .125 50 22.3 55 80 Peak —.6880 Tube

0.64Extra Flex..0250 Air-space 2.79 3.68

High Temp.Extra Flex.279 19/0.13 SCCS PTFE .110 1/SC FG Braid-V .145 .200 75 19.5 55 250

CableHigh Temp. Cable

.0050

280 2.91 BC Taped 8.31 2/SC FEP-IX 11.89 .400 50 25.4 55 200 3000 Low Loss.1144 PTFE .327 .468 High Frequency4.8

.1890 Taped 12.7 19.05 Low Loss281 19/0.96 SC PTFE .500 2/SC Sil./DAC-VI .750 .031 50 25.4 55 150 4000 High Power

.0378

282 0.64 SC Irradiated 2.51 2/SC FEP 5.08 .145 54.5 28.2 40 150 4500 —.0253 PE .099 .2001.49.0585 7.31 12.07283 19/0.3 SC Rubber-D .288 2/SC Sil. .475 .410 46 50.0 55 150 8000 —.0117

284A 5.59 BC 20.19 Corrugated None 25.53 .430 75 15.0 55 80 29 KW —.220 PE Helix .795 BC Tube 1.005

285A 2.9 BC PTFE 20.19 Corrugated None 25.53 .720 100 13.0 55 200 22 KW —.1140 Helix .795 BC Tube 1.005 PeakOD-10.92

.4300 39.88 Corrugated 46.48 100 KW286 ID-9.14 BC PE Helix 1.570 BC Tube None 1.830 .750 75 15.1 55 80 Peak —.3600 Tube

287 5 BC 39.88 Corrugated None 46.48 3.000 100 13.5 55 80 73 KW —.1970 PE Helix 1.570 BC Tube 1.830 PeakOD-8.46

.3330 75.18 95.25 CCS 95.25 440 KW288 ID-5.64 BC PE Helix 2.960 3.750 None 3.750 3.000 50 21.6 40 80 Peak —.2221 TubeOD-20.83

.8200 75.18 95.25 CCS 95.25 290 KW289 ID-18.8 CCS PE Helix 2.960 3.750 None 3.750 1.040 75 14.7 40 80 Peak —.7400 Tube

292 10.92 BC Tube 39.88 46.48 [1.8300] PE and 50.8 .160 75 15.1 55 80 100 KW —.4300 PE Helix 1.570 Corr. BC Tube Flooding Comp. 2.000 Peak

293 2.69 BC 9.53 13.84 .160 50 30.8 55 80 7000 Use RG293A.106 PE .375 1/SC PE-IIIA .545


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RF Coax Connectors




293A 2.69 BC 9.4 PE-IIIA 13.84 .205 50 30.8 55 80 7000 Watertight.106 PE .370 1/SC .545 RG217

2 Cond. 2.05 11.99 16294 .0808 PE 1/TC PE-IIIA .205 95 16.3 55 80 3000 Use RG294A1 BC, 1 TC .472 .630

2 Cond. 2.05 11.99 16 Watertight294A .0808 PE 1/SC PE-IIIA .420 95 16.3 55 80 30001 BC, 1 TC .472 .630 RG130

295 4.95 BC 17.27 PE-IIIA 22.73 — 50 30.8 55 80 11,000 Watertight.1950 PE .680 1/SC .895 RG2185.97.2352 Silicone 23.01 30.23296 37/0.85 SC Rubber .906 1/SC Neoprene 1.190 — 50 36.4 55 80 13,800 —.0336

OD-9.02.3550 PFTE 20.19 Corrugated 25.53 44 KW297 ID-7.29 BC Helix .795 BC Tube None 1.005 .090 50 21.4 55 200 Peak —

.2870 Tube15.32.6030 2.92 16.51 Buoyant298 7/0.51 CCS PE .115 None Foam PE .650 .056 — — 55 80 — Per MIL-C-22667.02011.55.0609 4.7 6.23 FEP Jacketed301 7/0.52 HR PTFE .185 1/HR FEP-IX .245 .031 50 29.4 55 200 3000 RG126.0203

302 0.64 SCCS 3.71 FEP-IX 5.11 .030 75 19.5 55 200 2300 FEP Jacketed.0250 PTFE .146 1/SC .201 RG140

303 0.99 SCCS 2.95 FEP-IX 4.32 .088 50 29.4 55 200 1900 FEP Jacketed.0390 PTFE .116 1/SC .170 RG141A

304 1.5 SCCS 4.7 FEP-IX 7.11 — 50 29.4 55 200 300 FEP Jacketed.0590 PTFE .185 2/SC .280 RG143A

OD-10.92.4300 FEP 39.88 46.48 BC Tube 50.55305 ID-9.14 1.570 1.830 PE-IIIA 1.990 .545 75 14.4 55 80 2720 —

.3600 Tube

306A 4.39 BC 20.35 22.23 AI. Tube PE-IIIA 25.78 .070 75 16.5 55 80 5700 Per MIL-C-23806.1730 Foam PE .801 .8750 1.0150.74.0290 3.71 2/SC 6.86 Triax307 19/0.15 SC Foam PE .146 PUR Interlayer PE-IIIA .270 .070 75 16.7 55 80 1000 Use to 100 MHz.00580.74.0290 3.71 2/SC 6.86 Triax307A 19/0.15 SC Foam PE .146 PUR Interlayer PE-IIIA .270 .060 75 16.7 55 80 1000 Use to 100 MHz.00580.51.0201 1.52 2.59 FEP Jacketed316 7/0.17 SCCS PTFE .060 1/SC FEDP-IX .102 .012 50 29.4 55 200 1200 RG188A.0067

2 Cond. 2.21.0870 11.33 18.03 Water317 7/0.74 BC FEP .446 1/TC Neoprene .710 — 95 15.4 55 80 10,000 Blocked.0290

OD-9.09 BC 25.53.3580 Tube 20.19 1.005 28.58 44 KW318 ID-7.29 PE Helix .795 Corr. BC TubePE-IIIA 1.125 .530 50 22.0 55 80 Peak —

.2870OD-17.48 BC 46.48.6880 Tube 39.88 1.830 50.8 145 KW319 ID-14.94 PE Helix 1.570 Corr. BC Tube

PE-IIIA 2.000 1.040 50 22.0 55 80 Peak —.5580

OD-28.96 79.39 72.39 320 KW321 1.1400 PE Helix — 2.850 None 1.210 50 21.7 55 80 —Corr. BC Tube Corr. BC Tube 2.850 Peak

OD-28.96 79.39 PE & Flood 77.22 320 KW322 1.1400 PE Helix — 2.850 1.780 50 21.7 55 80 —Corr. BC Tube Corr. BC Tube Comp. 3.040 Peak


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7.92 BC Tube 24.89 PE & Flood 26.92323 Foam PE — .980 .420 50 25.6 55 80 1480 —.312 Corr. BC Tube Comp. 1.060

7.92 BC Tube 24.89 24.89324 Foam PE — .980 None .320 50 25.6 55 80 1480 —.312 Corr. BC Tube .980

2.54.1000 6.6 2/SC Strip 8.89325 19/0.51 SC Al. PE Spline .260 Braids PUR .350 .10 50 26.3 55 80 750 Low Loss.02005.08.2000 13.97 2/SC Strip 17.7326 19/1.02 SC Al. PE Spline .550 Braids PUR .697 .24 50 26.3 55 80 1700 Low Loss.04008.13.3200 21.34 2/SC Strip 25.65327 19/1.63 SC Al. PE Spline .840 Braids PUR 1.010 .55 50 26.3 55 80 2500 Low Loss.0640

328 12.32 TC Braid Rubber 27.05 3/TC, Neoprene 37.08 1.469 25 85.0 55 80 20,000 —.4850 H.J.H. 1.065 GS, TC 1.4601.49.0585 Rubber 9.65 3/TC, 17.78329 19/0.3 TC H.J.H. .380 GS, TC Neoprene .700 .353 50 50.0 55 80 15,000 —.0117

6.15330 SC Foam PE — 1/SC — .242 — 50 25.0 — — —

331 4.11 BC 11.43 12.7 Al. Tube PE-IIIA 15.24 .187 50 25.0 55 80 2500 Jacketed 231.1620 Foam PE .450 .500 .600 Solid Conductor

332 7.11 BC 20.35 22.23 Al. Tube None 22.23 .466 50 25.0 55 80 4500 Per MIL-C-23806.2800 Foam PE .801 .8750 .875

333 7.11 BC 20.35 22.23 Al. Tube PE-IIIA 25.78 .548 50 25.0 55 80 4500 Jacketed RG332.2800 Foam PE .801 .8750 1.015


335 2.49 BC 11.43 12.7 Al. Tube PE-IIIA 15.88 .143 75 17.0 55 80 2500 Jacketed RG334.0980 Foam PE .450 .500 .625


360 6.17 BC 17.17 19.05 Al. Tube PE-IIIA 20.95 .397 50 25.0 55 80 4000 Per MIL-C-23806.2430 Foam PE .676 .7500 .825

4.06 13.72 15.75366 Foam PE — .540 PE-IIIA — 50 62.6 55 80 4000 —.1600 Corr. BC Tube .620

Corrugated 12.7 132.08 830 KW367 PE Helix — .5000 PE-IIIA 4.590 50 21.7 55 80 —BC Tube Corr. BC Tube 5.2000 Peak

369 2.97 BC 8.08 9.91 Al. Tube PE-IIIA 11.94 .140 50 24.0 55 80 700 —.1170 PE Tubes .318 .390 .470

370 2.97 BC 8.08 9.91 Al. Tube None 9.91 .100 50 24.0 40 80 700 —.1170 PE Tubes .318 .390 .390

374 0.72 BC 4.06 Foam PE 16.51 .097 — — 55 80 — Buoyant.0285 PE .160 None .650 Antennna

376 7.92 BC Tube PE-IIIA 26.92 .390 50 26.0 55 80 6000 —.3120 Foam PE — Corr. Al. Tube 1.060

377 4.19 SC Tube 13.46 Al. Tube None 13.36 .170 50 24.0 55 250 1000 —.1650 PTFE Tubes — .5300 .530

18.11 BC Tube 46.48 50.8 145 KW378 PE Helix — 1.830 PE-IIIA .620 50 22.1 55 80 —.7130 Corr. Al. Tube 2.000 Peak

2 Cond. 1.02 16.51 Exper. Buoyant383 .0403 PE — None Foam PE — 100 — 55 80 —2000 lb. Break .650 Twisted Pair

384 1.29 BC 1/Flat BC Braid Foam PE 16.51 — 50 30.8 55 80 — Buoyant Antennna.0508 PE — Waterproofed .650 600 psig.

385 3.89 SC Semi-Solid 10.8 12.7 Corr. Al. Optional 16.76 .178 50 25.0 55 250 1500 Low Loss.1530 PTFE .425 .500 .660 No Press. Req.


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386 1.29 CCS None Foam PE 16.51 — — — 55 80 — Buoyant Antennna.0508 PE — Non-hosing .650 400 lb. Break

388 11.28 PE-IIIA 13.84 — 50 30.8 55 80 — WatertightCS PE — .444 Max. SC .545 See RG14A

389 6.35 BC Al. 16.13 PE-IIIA 22.23 .336 50 22.8 55 80 2000 Low Loss.2500 PE Spline .635 2/SC .875 Replaces RG1891.22.048 Cond. PE 7.24 10.29 Low Noise391 7/0.4 TC and PE .285 1/TC PVC-IIA .405 .092 72 — 55 80 5000 Cable

.01591.22.048 Cond. PE 7.24 PVC-IIA 12.07 Armored392 7/0.4 TC and PE .285 1/TC w/Armor .475 .114 72 — 55 80 5000 RG391

.01592.38.0936 7.24 9.91 Moistureproof393 7/0.79 SC PTFE .285 2/SC FEP-IX .390 .165 50 29.4 55 200 5000 RG225.03122.44.096 Air-space 6.86 8.89 Low Loss397 7/0.81 SC PTFE .270 2/SC FEP-IX .350 .125 50 28.0 55 200 2000 RG393.0320.98.0385 2.95 4.95400 19/0.2 SPC PTFE .116 2/SC FEP-IX .195 .050 50 29.3 55 200 1900 —.0077

1.64 SPC 5.46 6.35 OD 6.35401 PTFE .250 None .081 50 29.3 40 125 3000 Semirigid.0645 .215 Copper Tube .250

0.91 SCCS 3.02 3.58 OD 3.58402 PTFE .141 None .032 50 29.3 40 125 2500 Semirigid.0360 .119 Copper Tube .141

0.3 SCCS.012 0.86 2/SC 2.95 Triaxial403 7/0.1 PTFE .034 FEP Interlayer FEP-IX .116 .0075 50 29.3 55 200 2500 RG178B.004

0.3 SCCS.012 PTFE and 0.86 1.83 31.5 Low Loss404 7/0.1 Cond. PTFE .034 1/SC FEP-IX .072 .0054 50 Max. 55 200 2000 RG178B.004

0.51 SCCS 1.68 2.18 OD 2.19405 PTFE .086 None .015 50 29.4 40 125 1500 Semirigid.0201 .066 Copper Tube .0865


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Appendix E - Maximum Power Handling Capabilities for Cables(Average Input Power in Watts)


RG/U Frequency in MHzType Cable 10 50 100 200 400 1,000 3,000 5,000 10,000

5, 5A, 5B 2,000 800 550 350 230 125 60 40 228, 8A, 10A, 213, 215 3,700 1,300 850 540 350 190 95 65 379, 9A, 9B, 214 3,700 1,300 850 540 350 190 95 65 3711, 11A, 12, 12A, 13, 13A, 216 2,500 1,000 650 400 260 150 70 50 26217 6,000 2,000 1,200 800 480 260 120 85 5022, 22B 1,700 650 430 280 190 110 50 38 2055, 55A, 55B, 223 800 310 205 137 90 53 28 20 1058, 58B 730 280 180 125 85 50 25 17 —58A, 58C 650 225 170 110 75 44 22 15 —59, 59A, 59B 1,300 480 310 200 135 77 40 27 1562, 62A, 71, 71A, 71B 1,300 480 310 200 135 77 40 27 1562B 1,150 420 280 180 120 69 35 25 14115, 115A, 165, 225, 393 25,000 9,500 6,300 4,300 2,800 1,700 880 620 350108, 108A 340 145 100 70 50 30 15 — —122 540 205 140 90 60 35 18 12 —140, 141, 141A, 142, 142B, 302, 303, 400, 402 9,000 3,500 2,400 1,600 1,100 650 350 245 140143, 143A 11,500 4,600 3,200 2,100 1,450 850 460 330 190144 25,000 9,500 6,300 4,300 2,800 1,700 880 620 350161, 179, 179A, 179B, 187, 187A 1,600 780 570 420 310 200 110 76 41174, 174A 170 72 50 36 25 16 — — —178, 178A, 178B, 196, 196A 710 340 240 170 123 78 41 28 14180, 180A, 180B, 195, 195A 2,500 1,100 800 570 400 250 135 93 50188, 188A, 316 1,250 600 450 330 240 160 80 57 30210 8,500 3,300 2,300 1,600 1,100 620 310 220 140

Note: Values above 3 GHz vary considerably depending on construction.ConditionsAmbient: 40°CAltitude: Sea levelCenter Conductor Temperature:80°C for polyethylene200°C for PTFE


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Appendix F - Nominal Loss Characteristics for Cables(Decibels per Hundred Feet)


RG/U Frequency in MHzType Cable 10 50 100 200 400 1,000 3,000 5,000 10,000

5, 5A, 5B .80 1.40 2.90 4.30 6.40 11.00 22.00 30.00 52.008, 8A, 10A, 213, 215 .66 1.50 2.20 3.20 4.60 9.00 19.00 28.00 47.009, 9A, 9B, 214 .66 1.50 2.20 3.20 4.60 9.00 19.00 28.00 47.0011, 11A, 12, 12A, 13, 13A, 216 .66 1.50 2.20 3.20 4.60 9.00 19.00 28.00 —217 .41 1.00 1.40 2.10 3.10 5.80 13.00 19.00 31.0022, 22B 1.20 2.80 4.20 6.30 9.50 — — — —55, 55A, 55B, 223 1.35 3.00 4.30 6.00 8.80 16.50 36.00 51.00 85.0058, 58B 1.20 3.10 4.60 7.00 10.00 17.50 38.00 — —58A, 58C 1.40 3.30 4.90 7.30 11.00 20.00 41.00 — —59, 59A, 59B 1.10 2.30 3.30 4.70 6.70 11.50 25.50 41.00 —62, 62A, 71, 71A, 71B .90 1.90 2.80 3.70 5.20 8.50 18.40 29.50 —62B .90 2.10 3.00 4.30 6.10 10.50 23.50 36.00 —115, 115A, 165, 225, 393 .60 1.40 2.10 3.10 4.50 7.50 14.00 21.00 35.00108, 108A 2.30 5.20 7.50 11.00 16.00 26.20 54.00 — —122 1.60 4.40 6.90 11.00 16.60 29.20 57.20 89.00 —140, 141, 141A, 142, 142B, 302, 303, 400, 402 1.20 2.70 3.90 5.50 8.00 13.00 26.00 36.00 62.00143, 143A .85 1.80 2.50 3.80 5.70 9.70 18.10 26.10 40.70144 .38 1.00 1.60 2.30 3.80 7.00 15.10 — —161, 179, 179A, 179B, 187, 187A 5.00 7.90 9.80 12.70 15.80 25.00 43.00 62.50 135.00174, 174A 3.80 6.50 8.90 12.00 17.50 31.00 64.30 97.00 185.00178, 178A, 178B, 196, 196A 5.30 10.00 13.30 20.00 27.50 45.00 78.00 115.00 172.00180, 180A, 180B, 195, 195A 3.10 4.20 5.10 7.30 10.40 16.50 36.00 49.50 89.00188, 188A, 316 3.80 7.90 11.50 15.00 20.00 30.00 58.00 79.00 133.00210 .23 .58 .85 1.30 1.90 3.10 6.50 9.00 15.00

Note: Values above 3 GHz vary considerably depending on construction.ConditionsAmbient: 20°C


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Appendix G - Glossary of Terms


A

ambient The atmospheric conditions surrounding a given item. Normally interms of factors which influence or modify, such as temperature, humidity, etc.amplitude The magnitude of variation in a changing quantity from its zerovalue. The word requires modification - as with adjectives such as peak,maximum, rms, etc. - to designate the specific amplitude in question.arc voltage voltage that continues to pass through a surge protector dur-ing activation of GDT(approx. 20 volts )attenuation A reduction in power. It occurs naturally during wave travelthrough lines, waveguides, space or a medium such as water. It may be pro-duced intentionally by placing an attenuator in a circuit. The amount ofattenuation is generally expressed in decibels per unit of length.

B

back mounted A connector attached to the inside of a panel or box withits mounting flanges inside the equipment.bayonet coupling A quick coupling device for plug and receptacle con-nectors. Pins projecting from the outside of the cylindrical receptacle engagewith corresponding cam slots in the bayonet plug.bellmouth Flared at the mouth. The rear of a properly crimped wire barrelwill have a slight flare (bellmouth) to relieve the strain on the wire strands asthey leave the area of high compression and take their natural “lay”. A bell-mouth condition may also be present in front of the wire barrel.black box A term used to refer to any assembly or subassembly, usuallyelectronic, that can readily be installed or removed from a larger system.BNC Connector A radio frequency connector covered by MilitarySpecification. It has an impedance of 50 or 75 ohms, and is designed tooperate in the 0 to 4 GHz frequency range. It features quick connect/discon-nect by pin and cam bayonet coupling.body Main or largest portion of a connector to which other portions areattached.braid A weave of metal fibers used as a shield covering for an insulatedconductor or group of insulated conductors. When flattened it may be usedas a grounding strap.broad-band E Interference generated over a wide range of frequencies(e.g., automotive ignition noise). bulkhead A term used to define a mounting style of connectors. Bulkheadconnectors are designed to be inserted into a panel cutout from the rear(component side) of the panel.

C

cable Either a standard conductor, with or without insulation and othercoverings, or a combination of conductors insulated from each other.cable assembly A completed cable and its associated hardware.capacitance The property of an electrical conductor (dielectric in a capac-itor) that permits the storage of energy as a result of electrical displacement.The basic unit of capacitance is the farad, however, measurement is morecommonly in microfarads or picofarads.cavity A metallic enclosure in some types of tubes and circuits withinwhich resonant fields may be excited at the microwave frequency to whichthe cavity is tuned. Usually referred to as resonant cavity. See also: contactcavity.characteristic impedance The ratio of voltage to current at any pointalong a transmission line on which there are no standing waves.

circular mil area (CMA) A unit of area equal to the area of a circlewhose diameter is 1 mil (0.001 inch). Used chiefly in specifying cross-sectional areas of conductors. (See AMP Brochure No. 4402-8, ComputingCircular Mil Area for AMP Terminals and Splices).closed entry contact A female contact designed to prevent the entry of apin or probing device having a cross-sectional dimension (diameter) greaterthan the mating pin.coaxial cable A transmission line consisting of two conductors concen-tric with and insulated from each other. In its flexible form it consists ofeither a solid or stranded center conductor surrounded by a dielectric. Abraid is then woven over the dielectric to form an outer conductor. A weath-erproof plastic covering, usually vinyl, is placed on top of the braid.connector A coupling device employed to connect conductors to one cir-cuit with those of another circuit. Used to provide rapid connect/disconnectmating with pc boards, posts or another connector.connector assembly Includes housing and contact plus additional com-ponents such as hardware used to hold the assembly together and/or makethe assembly a functional connector.contact An electrically conductive component designed for use in a multi-circuit connector.contact cavity A defined hole in the connector insert or housing intowhich the contact must fit. See also: cavity.contact durability The number of insertion and withdrawal cycles that aconnector must be capable of withstanding while remaining within the per-formance levels of the applicable specification.contact engaging and separating force Force required to eitherengage or separate contacts. Values are generally established for maximumand minimum forces.contact inspection hole A hole, perpendicular to the cylindrical rear por-tion of screw machined contacts, used to check the depth to which wire hasbeen inserted into the barrel.contact resistance Measurement of electrical resistance of mated con-tacts when assembled in a connector under typical service use. Electricalresistance is determined by measuring from the rear of the electrical area ofone contact to the rear of the contact area of the mating contact (excludingboth crimps) while carrying a specified test current.contact shoulder The flanged or enlarged portion of a contact that pre-vents it from being over-inserted into the appropriate contact cavity. Theshoulder may also contribute to proper orientation and stability with the connector housing.contact, two-piece A contact made of two separate parts joined byswedging, brazing or other means of fastening to form a single contact.While this provides the mechanical advantages of two metals, it also has theinherent electrical disadvantage of difference in conductivity.corona A discharge of electricity appearing as a bluish-purple glow on thesurface of, and adjacent to, a conductor when the voltage gradient exceeds acertain critical value. It is caused by the ionization of surrounding air by highvoltage.crimp The final configuration of a terminal barrel after the necessary com-pression forces have been applied to cause a functional union between theterminal barrel and the wire.crimp height A top to bottom measurement of the crimped barrel, using acrimp height comparator in the prescribed manner. (Refer to AMPInstruction Sheet 7424).crimping dies A term used to identify the shaping tools that, when movedtoward each other, produce a certain desirable shape to the barrel of the ter-minal or contact that has been placed between them. Crimping dies are oftenreferred to as die sets or as die inserts.


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Appendix G - Glossary of Terms (Continued)


crimping head Tooling containing jaws and linkage for use in pneumaticor hydraulic powered units to crimp loose-piece contacts/terminals that maybe too large for hand tool applications.crimping tool A term commonly used to identify a hand held mechanicaldevice that is used to crimp a contact, terminal or splice.crosstalk A magnetic or electrostatic coupling which causes the unwantedtransfer of energy from one circuit (disturbing circuit) to another circuit (dis-turbed circuit)current rating The maximum continuous electrical flow of current recom-mended for a given situation. It is expressed in amperes.cycle One complete sequence of values of an alternating quantity, includ-ing a rise to maximum in one direction and return to zero; a rise to maximumin the opposite direction and return to zero. The number of cycles occurringin one second is called the frequency.

D

daisy chain A cable assembly with common wires jumpering three ormore connections/connectors. The term is also used as a verb, implying toconnect in jumper manner.dB Abbreviation — see decibel.D.C. sparkover voltage defined as the maximum voltage across a devicebefore it discharges the energy to ground when subjected to a slowly risingvoltage ramp. A rate of rise of 100V/s is usually chosen for testing purposes.decibel A unit expressing the ratio of two voltages, currents or powers. It is equal to 20 times the common logarithm of the ratio of two voltagesacross or two currents through equal loads, or 10 times the common loga-rithm of the two powers. One decibel is approximately the smallest change inaudible power that can be recognized by the human ear.die closure Term used to designate a crimping area (crimping chamber)when the dies are fully closed or bottomed. Die closure is checked withgo/no go plug gage to insure that the crimp produced by the tooling satisfiesthe crimp height specification.dielectric A material that serves as an insulator. The amount of resistanceto voltage in a given insulation. dielectric withstanding voltage The maximum potential gradient that adielectric material can withstand without failure.discontinuity Rated interconnection: a broken connection (open circuit) orthe loss of a specified connection characteristic. Transient phenomena:Short term (temporary) interruption or unacceptable variation in current orvoltage.dissipation Unusable or lost energy, such as the production of unusedheat in a circuit.distortion An unwanted change or addition to a signal or waveform when it is amplified. This definition excludes noise which is an extraneous signalsuperimposed on the desired signal.dummy load A dissipative device used at the end of a transmission line orwaveguide to convert transmitted energy into heat, so essentially no energyis radiated outward or reflected back to its source.dust cap A device attached to a connector to provide protection againstdust and foreign debris.

Eelectromagnetic compatibility (EMC) The ability of an electronicdevice to operate in its intended environment without its performance beingaffected by EMI and without generating EMI that will affect other equipment.

electromagnetic interference (EMI) Unwanted electrical or electro-magnetic energy that causes undesirable responses, degrading performanceor complete malfunctions in electronic equipment. See also: noise.electromotive force (emf) See voltage.environmentally sealed A unit is provided with gaskets, seals, grom-mets, potting or other means to keep out moisture, dust, air or dirt whichmight reduce or impair its performance.

F

feedthrough A connector or terminal block, usually having double-endedterminals, which permits distribution and bussing of electrical circuits. Alsoused to describe a bushing in a wall or bulkhead, separating compartmentsat different pressure levels, with terminations on both sides.ferrule A short tube used to make solderless connections to shielded orcoaxial cable. Also molded into the plastic inserts of multiple contact con-nectors to provide strong, wear-resistant shoulders on which contact retain-ing springs can bear.flange A projection extending from or around the periphery of a connectorand having holes that provide for mounting the connector to a panel or to amating connector.frequency modulation (fm) A scheme for modulating a carrier frequen-cy in which the amplitude remains constant but the carrier frequency is dis-placed in frequency proportionally to the amplitude of the modulating signal.An fm broadcast is practically immune to atmospheric and man-made interference.fretting corrosion A form of excellerated oxidation that appears at theinterface of contacting materials undergoing slight cyclic relative motion. Allnon-nobel metals (tin) are susceptible to some degree of fretting corrosionand will suffer contact resistance increases.front mounted A connector is said to be front mounted when it is attachedto the outside of the mating side of a panel. A front mounted connector canonly be installed or removed from the outside of the equipment.

G

gas discharge tube (GDT) hermetically sealed device containing aninert gas. GHz See gigahertz.giga A prefix meaning one billion (109).gigahertz (GHz) One billion cycles per second (109 cps).glow mode condition in which the GDT continues to conduct after animpulse passed. Characterized by a visible glow in the device caused byover-heating. ground A connection, intentional or accidental, between an electrical circuit and the earth or some conducting body (e.g. chassis) serving in place of earth.

H

heat-shrinkable A type of plastic material that has been cross-linked. Aterm describing tubes, sleeves, caps, boots, films or other forms of plasticwhich shrink to encapsulate, protect or insulate connections, splices, termi-nations and other configurations.hermetic Airtight, impervious to external influence, as in a hermetic pack-age. Often used to describe metal-to-metal solder or weld-sealed packages.


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hermetic seal Hermetically sealed connectors are usually multiple contactconnectors where the contacts are bonded to the connector by glass or othermaterials and permits maximum leakage rate of gas through the connector of1.0 micron ft./hr. at one atmosphere pressure for special applications.hertz (Hz) International standard term for cycles per second. Named afterthe German physicist Heinrich R. Hertz (e.g., 60 cycles per second is equalto 60 hertz or 60 Hz).

I

impedance (Z) The total opposition offered by a component or circuit tothe flow of alternating or varying current. Impedance is expressed in ohmsand is similar to the actual resistance in a direct current circuit. In computa-tions, impedance is handled as a complex ratio of voltage to current.impedance match A condition in which the impedance of a componentor circuit is equal to the internal impedance of the source, or the surgeimpedance of a transmission line. This gives maximum transfer of energyfrom the source to the load, as well as minimum reflection and distortion.impulse discharge currentis defined as the peak current of animpulse which the device can with-stand ten times (5 of each polarity atfixed time intervals) without substan-tially affecting device performance.The test normally used to determinethis capacity uses the 8/20ms wave-form as depicted below whereT1=8ms and T2=20ms.impulse sparkover voltagedefined as the maximum level of voltage across a device before itdischarges the energy to ground whensubjected to a voltage impulse. Thethree common waveform profiles usedto determine this capacity are:

inductance One cause of reactance. An electromagnetic phenomenon inwhich the expanding and collapsing of a magnetic field surrounding a con-ductor or device tends to impede changes in current. The effects of induc-tance become greater as frequencies increase. The basic unit for inductanceis the henry.input impedance The impedance that exists between the input terminalsof an amplifier or transmission line when the source is disconnected. Thecircuit, signal level and frequency must be specified.insertion loss The loss in load power due to the insertion of a compo-nent, connector or device at some point in a transmission system. Generallyexpressed in decibels as the ratio of the power received at the load beforeinsertion of the apparatus, to the power received at the load after insertion.insulation crimp The area of a terminal splice or contact that has beenformed around the insulation of a wire.insulation grip The ability of certain crimped terminals to hold firmly inplace both the conductor and a small portion of insulation. This prevents the conductor from being exposed due to insulation receding away from the terminal.insulation resistance The electrical resistance between two conductorsseparated by an insulating material.interface The two surfaces of a multiple-contact connector that face eachother when the connector is assembled.

interference An electrical or electromagnetic disturbance that causesundesirable response in electronic equipment.

J

jack A connecting device into which a plug can be inserted to make circuitconnections. The jack may also have contacts which open or close to per-form switching functions when the plug is inserted or removed. See also:receptacle.

L

line impedance Impedance as measured across the terminals of a trans-mission line; frequently the characteristic impedance of the line.

M

matched impedance The coupling of two circuits in such a way that theimpedance of one circuit equals the impedance of the other.mate Two join two connectors in a normal engaging mode.maximum discharge current defined as the peak current of an impulsewhich the device can withstand once without substantially affecting deviceperformance.mega (M) A prefix meaning one million (106).microwave That portion of the electromagnetic spectrum lying betweenthe far infrared and conventional radio frequency range. The microwave fre-quency range extends from 1 GHz to 300 GHz. Microwaves are usually usedin point-to-point communications because they are easily concentrated intoa beam.Military Specification Military requirements. The demand imposed upona system to meet a military operational need.mismatch The condition in which the impedance of a source does notmatch or equal the impedance of the connected load. This reduces powertransfer by causing reflection.

N

narrow-band EMI generated from a device operating at a specific and lim-ited range of frequencies. See also: electromagnetic interference (EMI).N Connector A large radio frequency connector covered by MilitarySpecification. It has an impedance of 50 ohms and is designed to operate inthe 0 to 11 GHz frequency range. It has a threaded coupling and is physicallylarger than a TNC connector.noise An extraneous signal in an electrical circuit, capable of interferingwith the desired signal. Classes of noise include burst of popcorn noise,intermediate frequency noise at low audio frequencies, white (thermal) noise,etc. Signals from power supply or ground line coupled into an amplifier out-put may be considered noise.

O

“O” crimp An insulation support crimp for open barrel terminals and con-tacts. In its crimped form it resembles an “O” and conforms to the shape ofthe round wire insulation. “O” crimp is also used to describe the circumfer-ential crimps used on COAXICON ferrules.

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ohm The unit of measurement for electrical resistance. A circuit is said tohave a resistance of one ohm when an applied emf of one volt causes a cur-rent of one ampere to flow.

P

panel mount A method of fixing a connector to a board, panel or frame.The mounted connector is usually the receptacle or female connector. Theplug or male connector is usually the removable portion.pcb Abbreviation: see printed circuit board.permeability (chemical) The passage or diffusion (or rate of passage)of a gas, vapor, liquid or solid through a barrier without physically or chemi-cally affecting it.permeability (magnetic) The measure of how much better a material isthan air as a path for magnetic lines of force. Air is assumed to have a per-meability of 1.plug In coaxial RF connectors the plug is usually the movable portion, andis usually attached to a cable or removable assembly. Plugs mate withreceptacles, jacks, outlets, etc.printed circuit board An insulating board serving as a base for a printedcircuit. When the printing process is completed, the board may includeprinted components, as well as printed wiring.propagation delay Time required for an electronic digital device, ortransmission network to transfer information from its input to its output.propagation delay time The time between the application of a digitalinput waveform and the corresponding change in input waveform. It is mea-sured between reference points on the waveforms. The time is generally dif-ferent for positive-going and negative-going waveforms.prototype A model suitable for use in the complete evaluation of form,design and performance.pulse A change in the level, over a relatively short period of time, of a sig-nal whose value is normally constant.pulse width The length of time that the pulse voltage is at the transientlevel. Electronic pulse widths are usually in the millisecond (10-3),microsecond (10-6) or nanosecond (10-9) range.

R

receptacle In coaxial RF connectors, the receptacle is usually the fixed or stationary portion that is mounted to the panel. In shell-type, multiple-contact connectors the receptacle usually contains the pin contacts and is mounted on the “cold” side of a circuit such as in a drawer or black box. Receptacles mate with plugs. See also: jack.residual impulse defined as the voltage that will pass through the deviceprior to activation of the GDT.residual voltage defined as the small amount of voltage left on the lineafter an impulse passes.resonance A frequency at which captive reactance and inductive reactanceare equal and therefore cancel one another’s effects.RF Abbreviation for radio frequency.RG/U Symbol used to designate coaxial cables that are made toGovernment Specification (e.g., RG-58U; in this designation the “R” meansradio frequency, the “G” means Government, the “58” is the numberassigned to the government approval, and the “U” means it is a universalspecification).

rise time The time required for a component or logic circuit to change fromthe quiescent to the transient state when an input is applied. (i.e. elapsed timebetween application of input and attainment of full output level).rms Abbreviation for root mean square.root mean square The effective value of an alternating current, corre-sponding to the direct current value that will produce the same heating effect.

S

screw machine contact A contact which is machined from solid barstock.semi-rigid A cable containing a flexible inner core and a relatively inflexi-ble sheathing.sheath The outer covering of a jacket over the insulated conductors to pro-vide mechanical protection for the conductors. Also known as the externalconduction surface of a shielded transmission line.shield/shielding (cable) A conducting envelope, composed of metalstrands, which enclose a wire, group of wires or cable so constructed thatsubstantially every point on the surface of the underlying insulation is atground potential or at some predetermined potential with respect to ground.shield/shielding (circuit) The metal sleeving surrounding one or moreof the conductors in a wire circuit to prevent interference, interaction or cur-rent leakage. Shielding protects a circuit against crosstalk.shock (mechanical) (1) An abrupt impact applied to a stationary object.(2) An abrupt or nonperiodic change in position, characterized by sudden-ness, and by the development of substantial internal forces.SHV Abbreviation for standard high voltage.sine wave A wave which can be expressed as the sine of a linear functionof time, space or both. A waveform, often viewed on an oscilloscope, of apure alternating current or voltage.skin effect The tendency of alternating currents to flow near the surface ofthe conductor, thus being restricted to a small part of the total cross-section-al area. This effect increases the resistance and becomes more marked as thefrequency rises.sleeve The insulated or metallic covering over the barrel of a terminal.solder contact A contact or terminal having a cup, hollow cylinder, eyeletor hook to accept a wire for a conventional soldered termination.standard high voltage (SHV) A quick connect/disconnect connectorseries employing a bayonet lock coupling and designated to operate safelyup to 5000 volts AC. It is the industry standard connector specified by theNational Bureau of Standards (NBS) for high voltage use by the AtomicEnergy Commission (AEC).standing-wave Distribution of current and voltage on a transmission line,resulting from two sets of waves traveling in opposite directions.standing wave ratio The ratio between maximum and minimum currentor voltage along a line. It is a measure of the mismatch between the load andthe line. It is equal to 1 when the line impedance is perfectly matched to theload. (In which case the maximum and minimum are the same, as currentand voltage do not vary along the line). The perfect match would be a 1 to 1ratio.super high frequency (shf) The Federal Communications Commissiondesignation for the band from 3,000 to 30,000 MHz in the radio spectrum.

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tensile strength The greatest longitudinal stress that a substance orunion can bear without tearing or pulling apart. In crimped terminations, it isthe greatest longitudinal stress that a terminal can bear without the wire sep-arating from the terminal.thermal shock The effect of heat or cold applied at such a rate thatnonuniform thermal expansion or contraction occurs within a given materialor combination materials. The effect can cause inserts and other insulationmaterials to pull away from metal parts.time-delay A circuit that delays the transmission of an impulse for a defi-nite and desired period of time.TNC Connector A radio frequency connector covered by MilitarySpecification. It has an impedance of 50 ohms and is designed to operate ina 0 to 11 GHz frequency range. Reliability is assured by a threaded couplingthat can be safely wired to prevent accidental disconnect.

U

UG Symbol used to describe coaxial connectors that were made to aGovernment specification. This specification is now obsolete.ultra-high frequency (uhf) A Federal Communications Commissiondesignation for the band from 300 to 3000 MHz on the radio spectrum. Intelevision - channels 14 to 83 or 470 to 890 MHz.

V

very high frequency (vhf) A Federal Communications Commission designation for the band from 30 to 300 MHz on the radio spectrum.voice-frequency (vf) Any frequency within that part of the radio frequen-cy range essential to speech transmission of a commercial quality (i.e., 300to 3400 Hz). Also referred to as telephone frequency.

volt (V) The unit of measurement for electromotive force (emf). It is equiva-lent to the force required to produce 1 ampere through a resistance of 1 ohm.voltage (E) The term most often used to designate electrical pressure thatexists between two points and is capable of producing a flow of current whena closed circuit is connected between the two points. Voltage is measured involts, millivolts, microvolts and kilovolts. The terms electromotive force(emf), potential, potential difference and voltage drop are often referred to asvoltage.voltage drop The voltage developed across a component or conductor bythe flow of current through the resistance or impedance of that component orconductor.voltage hold over refers to the maximum line voltage at which recovery ofthe GDT to its inactive state will take place within a specified period of time (normally 150ms) after an induced lightning pulse(normally 10/1000ms) has been applied.VSWR Abbreviation for voltage standing wave ratio. Also see: standingwave ratio.

W

wavelength The distance between two points which are in phase on adja-cent waves. It is the distance traveled by the wave in the same span of onecycle. Electromagnetic waves (both light and radio) have a speed in space ofabout 300,000,000 meters (186,000 miles) per second. Thus wavelength inmeters is equal to 300,000,000 divided by frequency.

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Note: This index lists all cataloged parts bybase no. only. Complete part nos. (withprefixes and/or suffixes) are shown on thepage(s) indicated.

69429 4569471 44, 5269477 44, 46, 50-5369477 26569478 45, 50, 51, 5369652 4669656 250, 25169667 8869669 44, 46, 50-5369672 24869675 24869690 250, 25169708 8869710 18, 20, 244, 26569727 45, 50, 51, 53148385 239148386 239200009 44201097 248201098 248201142 248201143 248201144 248201145 248201146 248201511 248201512 248220000 46220009 44, 50-52

220015 18-20, 26, 28, 46, 265

220026 44, 48, 50-52220043 46

220045 18-20, 26, 28, 29, 31, 33

220061 156220062 18, 20220088 46220152 44-46220152 67220187 44-46, 50220187 26, 53, 55

220189 28, 29, 31, 45, 48, 50, 51, 53, 55

220210 97220211 266220217 44-46, 50, 52, 53, 55220220 20, 32, 267220221 20, 32, 267220222 267220224 267220241 20220247 46221014 188221108 58, 59, 73, 74221123 61221128 44-46, 55221158 245221162 245221185 67221198 89221199 70

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13126 26713127 26721027 26722145 15643639 24845638 24845740 24850084 24950095 24950105 24950107 24951563 250, 25151565 25151692 1858124 26558174 38, 67, 70, 7158212 24458248 67, 70, 7158290 24858318 20, 27, 26758376 4458425 38, 67-71, 84, 9258433 26, 44-46, 50, 53, 26558435 26, 44-46, 50, 53

5843618-21, 26, 37, 44-46, 50, 52, 53, 55, 84, 92

58483 19658485 18-2158489 19658536 38, 67, 69-7158537 46, 50, 51, 5358538 38, 46, 6758539 28, 29, 31, 44, 4658558 45, 46, 6758559 6758621 92

59980 20, 27, 32, 158, 266, 267

59981 156, 26759993 24469140 45, 50, 53, 26569141 46, 5069186 24869220 24869222 24869223 45, 50, 5369224 5069227 24869245 31, 44, 50, 5269248 24869315 24869331 4569365 18, 20, 244, 26569373 24869408 44, 5269422 44, 5069424 44, 50

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221221 71221244 72221325 36221336 76221402 69221461 188221486 188221500 36221506 38221509 38221539 92221540 92221543 64221551 65221586 64221629 66221789 120221790 121221848 248221951 56, 72221980 244221981 244221988 64222006 62, 75222015 245222016 245222092 73222117 77222132 74222163 62, 75222165 65222196 156222197 156222200 156222420 61222428 51222462 62, 75222506 26222728 47222785 58225014 19225088 251225092 18225093 19225345 26225348 33225349 28225361 18, 20225363 20225395 44-46225396 50225397 51225398 52, 53225550 26225551 29225554 28225555 26225557 31225559 28225661 18225662 18

Part No. Page225663 19225667 20225669 19225886 46225973 48225974 48226023 250226060 250226537 251226978 60226987 60226990 58226993 59227000 26227079 44-46227086 18227161 58227169 56227222 59227223 56, 72227426 57227433 58227661 58227670 59227671 59227672 59227673 59227676 58227677 58227699 61227715 56227716 56227726 57227754 56227755 56227758 35227760 35227762 35227764 35227812 34227816 34227818 34227820 34227835 34227838 34227839 34227945 22228179 27228215 183228216 183228226 65228448 20228502 32228507 32228553 180228596 244228616 244228618 244228658 20228686 89228863 267

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330620 54, 74330878 46331175 48331178 48331182 48331238 31331350 44-46331351 50331693 52331974 52332004 156332056 250, 251332057 250, 251332215 90332225 88332342 88341281 265354500 266354940 18, 20, 38, 46413012 157413020 157413024 157413025 157413194 73413242 158413249 158413364 66413366 64413453 66413476 82413506 39413515 82413524 82413528 74413557 66413558 76413588 69413589 67, 68413590 68, 71413591 38413592 64413631 63413760 70413771 52, 53413779 50413879 58413933 35413959 48413969 61413985 179413986 75413990 181413996 182414002 179414026 182414048 187414075 187414075 187414088 75414094 82414105 65

Part No. Page228979 50228980 52, 53258436 48258537 48269140 48269223 48269245 48269331 48269422 48269429 48269477 48269478 48269669 48269727 48282933 96282938 96305183 248307581 267308075 20311386 267311392 267311395 158, 267311396 267312067 267

312253 20, 27, 32, 156, 158, 267

312317 158, 267312644 27312645 27313719 20313720 20, 27313745 156313746 156314590 265314700 265318450 28, 29, 31, 44318451 38, 67, 70, 71318452 44328663 248328664 248328666 248328667 248329006 248329444 45329445 46329446 44329452 50329456 53329458 52329517 65329518 64329545 50329549 50329631 58-60, 74, 89329632 58-60, 74, 89330022 66330024 65330061 44330062 50330063 52330478 248

Part No. Page414138 82414168 31414170 180414171 29414173 28414194 57414215 82414217 72414244 188414265 47414284 82414287 90414305 61414311 64414337 182414352 82414363 179414367 85414373 63414379 182414394 75414396 39414409 73414410 73414414 65414449 35414459 73414460 61414493 84414553 84414612 181414614 84414618 187414651 83414666 65414724 46, 67414758 84414766 92414767 187414852 44-46414858 67414864 58414907 73414910 39414915 44-46414918 67414933 74414946 179414948 180414963 182414969 185414983 74414985 179415000 37415006 180415010 83415020 77415024 95415025 63415046 58415057 82

Part No. Page415085 83415087 55415103 82415187 72415188 37415189 61415205 83415214 95415216 83415218 58415226 92415232 18415242 19415248 20415252 21415255 19415276 95415302 94415327 98415332 97415340 182415366 244415367 244415368 244415369 244415372 63415373 77415377 186415380 182415381 182415382 182415406 98415407 55415417 73415419 73415436 93415462 187415476 94415484 185415487 185415490 186415500 185415504 186415520 74415523 98415569 93415577 188415590 181415632 74415633 73415634 73415655 73415672 182415683 97415710 93415711 93415712 93415715 60415773 181415774 181415832 90

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Part No. Page415888 97447314 156447315 156447648 110448089 156448103 110603995 266679304 18, 20764593 265813599 266852113 158852114 158887000 97887046 96887058 98887078 94887089 96887098 92904800 239904804 239904805 2391044764 2171044851 1631049678 1671050525 1031050542 1031050548 1031050591 1051050598 1051050602 1051050611 1051050718 1081050740 1051050742 1051050757 1031050770 1031050854 1031050859 1031050900 1081050903 1081050909 1061050911 1061050996 1091051005 1061051007 1061051046 1041051052 1041051081 1041051085 1041051136 1091051140 1091051145 1061051147 1061051151 1051051157 1051051638 1071051644 1071051852 1071051855 1101051861 1071051862 110

Part No. Page1055442 1241055443 1241055444 1241055445 1241055446 1241055447 1241055448 1241055449 1241055450 1241055451 1241055454 1241055469 401055474 401055475 401055476 401055477 401055500 1241055689 217, 2251055690 225, 2301055692 2251055694 221, 231, 2591055695 221, 231, 2571055696 221, 231, 2631055697 221, 231, 2641055831 1241055832 1241055833 1241055834 1241055835 1241055836 1241055837 1241055838 1241055839 1241055840 1241055841 1241055842 1241055843 1241055886 225, 2301056436 1091056438 1091056441 1091056443 1091056445 1101056447 1101056450 1101056452 1101056456 1111056458 1111056460 1111056462 1111056526 1521056527 1521056553 1521056554 1521056702 2591056706 2571056707 2631056708 2641056721 1531056722 1531056724 153

Part No. Page1056726 1531056728 1541056729 1531056731 1531056734 1531056736 1531056743 1531056744 1531056745 1531056749 1531056750 1541056751 1541056752 1541057088 181057094 181057116 191057119 191057165 201057176 201057275 211057277 211057279 211057284 211057286 211057290 211057341 2581057343 2581057367 2571057374 221057377 263, 2641057381 2611057383 2631057385 2611057387 2621057388 2611057390 2611057392 2611057463 2581057631 271057635 271057651 301057676 321057679 321057697 331057699 331057775 361057777 361057780 361057839 2581057841 2591057843 2581057845 2581057849 2571057851 2571057853 2631057855 2621057857 2621057858 2621057860 2621057908 2591058056 258

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1059868 1741059884 1751059888 1751059894 1761059902 1761059903 1751059905 1761060487 2591060494 2571060498 2631060500 2631060772 2001060774 2011060787 2011060788 1991060811 2001060813 2001060815 2001060817 2001060868 1991060869 1991060871 1991060872 1991060875 1991060881 2001060882 2001060883 2001060884 2001060959 2021060960 2021060984 2011060985 2011060989 2011060995 2011060996 2011061002 2031061007 2021061015 2011061022 2021061023 2021061026 2021061027 2021061029 2021061030 2021061035 2031061070 2581061071 2571061072 2631061073 2601061092 2031061094 2031061738 2601061739 2601061742 2601061744 2601061750 2631061751 2601061752 2611061753 2621061757 2601061758 262

Part No. Page1058058 2581058066 2571058067 2571058077 2621058079 2621058081 2631058083 2621058117 2581058651 2591058653 2591058664 2611058666 2641058667 2611058675 2591059399 1641059402 1621059408 1641059409 1641059410 1621059412 1621059413 2601059451 1641059452 1641059456 1621059465 1631059467 1631059505 1631059521 1651059523 1651059525 1651059540 1651059541 1651059550 1661059551 1661059572 1711059594 1671059596 1671059610 1681059632 1701059637 1701059654 1681059657 1681059665 1701059671 1711059681 1691059684 1691059691 1691059707 2591059711 2571059716 2641059718 2611059720 2611059724 2601059726 2571059729 2591059731 2591059733 2591059756 2641059758 2611059774 163, 1661059829 152

Part No. Page1064303 2261064309 2261064315 2261064331 2301064333 2301064338 2301064353 2261064357 2261064358 2261064367 2271064369 2271064374 2281064375 2281064391 227, 2301064393 2271064397 2271064399 2281064401 2281064409 2271064411 2271064414 2271064416 2281064530 2171064533 2171064535 2181064538 2181064540 2181064542 2181064543 2191064544 2191064545 2191064546 2201064547 2201064548 220, 2211064549 2201064550 2211064552 2191064553 2191064554 219, 2211064555 2201064556 2201064557 2201064558 2201064559 2211064560 2191064561 2191064562 2191064563 2201064564 2201064565 2201064566 2201064567 2211064568 2211069249 121080291 301081124 2271081242 1681082029 1041082030 1051082034 1091082845 218

Part No. Page1082846 2181082847 2181083946 217, 2251085221 2011085456 2091086008 2091086009 2091088312 1051088313 2091091559 1211091921 1031221286 221, 225, 2301221879 1621222092 1621223104 1201251802 217, 225, 2301253777 2001254242 2251255378 2111255379 2131255511 1741274007 781274020 961274026 841274027 841274028 771274032 971274035 1801274045 981274062 831274064 971274084 731274086 721274096 1201274113 1561274124 761274127 761274191 2401274192 2401274193 2401274194 2401274220 2411274221 2411274291 751274314 621274315 621274323 961274359 751274360 611274401 971274423 961274425 771310432 2101310520 2131310521 2131310690 471310692 471310693 551310697 471310700 471310702 47

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Part No. Page1310705 471310707 491310712 491310727 651310775 471310776 471310777 471310778 491310791 511310792 541310793 541310970 511311097 1901311098 1901311099 1901311100 1901311101 1901311102 1901311103 1911311104 1911311106 1911311108 1911311111 1911311114 1921311115 1921311117 1931311118 1931311120 1921311121 1921311122 1921311125 1941311126 1941311127 1951311164 1951311205 2611311206 2581311208 2621311209 2581311213 1901311218 31311221 41311225 51311318 221311378 271311379 271311555 81311671 551311674 47

Part No. Page1327083 1931328162 1911328427 491328461 271328481 491328580 321328873 41329173 2101329174 2101329175 2101329187 2101329293 1991329818 141329819 151329846 1671330126 2011330400 2121330401 2121330723 1991331026 51331180 321331705 1961331959 31361137 141361138 151361139 161361169 2041361579 1901362390 81362489 271362765 31362990 2041362991 2041362992 2051363106 2051363301 1991363524 61363525 61363526 61363527 61363670 1281392011 234, 2351392019 2421392020 2421392028 2351393488 1471393494 1471393524 146, 147

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1393665 143-145, 257, 260, 264

1393668 2421393670 127-129, 142,

257, 260, 2641393672 134-1361393677 2341393679 1401393680 133, 135-137

1393681 133, 134, 136, 138-140, 145

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Engineering Notes


1307191-10M-LUG-NVO-10-00 Tyco Electronics Corporation, Harrisburg, PA 17105Printed in U.S.A. Technical Support Center Phone: 1-800-522-6752, fax: 717-986-3316; Internet;http://www.amp.com/communications/com

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Poland – WarsawPhone: + 48-22-611-59-30Fax: + 48-22-672-47-88

Portugal – LisbonPhone: + 351-1-387-70-16Fax: + 351-1-387-71-72

Romania – BucharestPhone: + 40-1-311-3479/3596Fax: + 40-1-312-0574

Russia - MoscowPhone: + 7-095-926-5506/07/08/09Fax: + 7-095-926-5505

Russia - St. PetersburgPhone: + 7-812-325-30-83Fax: + 7-812-325-32-88

Slovakia – Banska BystricaPhone: + 421-88-415-20-11/12Fax: + 421-88-415-20-13

Slovenia – LjubljanaPhone: + 386-61-161-3270Fax: + 386-61-161-3240

South Africa – MidrandPhone: + 27-11-314-10-89Fax: + 27-11-314-19-10

Spain – BarcelonaPhone: + 34-93-291-0330Fax: + 34-93-201-7879

Asia/PacificAustralia – SydneyPhone: + 61-2-9840-8200Fax: + 61-2-9899-5649

India – BangalorePhone: + 91-80-841-0200Fax: + 91-80-841-0210

Indonesia – JakartaPhone: + 6221-526-7852Fax: + 6221-526-7856

Japan – TokyoPhone: + 81-44-844-8111Fax: + 81-44-812-3207

Korea – SeoulPhone: + 82-2-3274-0535Fax: + 82-2-3274-0524/0531

Malaysia – SelangorPhone: + 60-3-7053055Fax: + 60-3-7053066

New Zealand – AucklandPhone: + 64-9-634-4580Fax: 64-9-634-4586

People’s Republic of ChinaHong KongPhone: + 852-2735-1628Fax: + 852-2735-0243ShanghaiPhone: + 86-21-6485-0602Fax: + 86-21-6485-0728ShundePhone: + 86-765-7751368Fax: + 86-765-7752823

Philippines – Makati CityPhone: + 632-867-8641Fax: + 632-867-8661

Singapore – SingaporePhone: + 65-482-0311Fax: + 65-482-1012

Taiwan – TaipeiPhone: + 886-2-2325-0391Fax: + 886-2-2325-0398

Thailand – BangkokPhone: + 66-2-955-0500Fax: + 66-2-955-0505

Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh CityPhone: + 84-8-8232-546/7Fax: + 84-8-8221-443

Sweden – Upplands VasbyPhone: + 46-8-50-72-50-00Fax: + 46-8-50-72-50-01

Switzerland – SteinachPhone: + 41-71-447-0447Fax: + 41-71-447-0444

Turkey – IstanbulPhone: + 90-212-281-8181/2/3Fax: + 90-212-281-8184

Ukraine – KievPhone: + 38-044-246-5501Fax: + 38-044-246-5501

For Middle East/AfricanCountries not shownPhone: +33-1-34-20-83-83Fax: +33-1-34-20-86-09

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