2.92mmK Male Stainless Steel RF Connector for MF542A Cable Regular Salt Spray

           2.92mmK Male Stainless Steel RF Connector for MF542A Cable Regular Salt Spray

The K type, also known as the 2.92 type connector, is a widely used millimeter wave connector series. It has a frequency range of up to 40 GHz and can be interchangeably used with SMA and 3.5 series products, adopting an air interface. With its small size, light weight, high frequency usage, and reliable connection, it is a popular choice in various applications.

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Note:The specific data of the model are based on the data in the product specification sheet.

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Features:

1. Structural Features: The outer diameter of the K 2.92 type connector's outer conductor is 2.92mm, and the inner conductor diameter is 1.27mm, with a characteristic impedance of 50Ω. Its compact size, lightweight design, and ease of installation make it convenient to use.
2. Material Properties: The housing of the K 2.92 type connector is typically made of stainless steel or brass with gold plating, providing good corrosion resistance and wear resistance. The inner conductor is made of beryllium copper with gold plating, ensuring good electrical performance and mechanical strength.

Application:
1. Test Instruments: The K 2.92 type connector is an indispensable component in various high-precision test instruments, such as network analyzers and spectrum analyzers. It provides accurate connections and signal transmission, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results.
2. Communication Field: In communication fields such as wireless communication base stations and microwave communication equipment, the K 2.92 type connector is also widely used. Its high frequency range and good transmission performance enable it to meet the needs of modern communication technology, improving communication quality and efficiency.
3. Application Fields: The K 2.92 type connector is widely used in aerospace, and other fields, especially in radar engineering, electronic countermeasures, satellite communications, and testing instruments that require high precision and reliability.