K Type K2.92mm Female Stainless Steel RF Coaxial Connector with Microstrip

The K-type connector, 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 interchanged with SMA and 3.5 series products, featuring an air interface. With its compact size, lightweight design, high operating frequency, and reliable connection, it is highly valued in various applications.

Outline Drawing of K Type K2.92mm Female Stainless Steel RF Coaxial Connector with Microstrip :(mm)

Specification:

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

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Features:

1. Mechanical properties
Strong durability: Made of stainless steel, the connector has excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength, and can be used for a long time in harsh environments.
Convenient installation: Usually adopts double-hole or four-hole flange mounting, which is easy to be fixed and connected on the equipment panel. This design not only improves the stability of the connection, but also simplifies the installation process.

2. Electrical Performance
Low VSWR: VSWR is one of the most important indicators of connector performance. High-quality 2.92 mmW RF coaxial connectors usually have a low VSWR (e.g. 1.2 Max), which means less energy loss during signal transmission and higher transmission efficiency.
High Insulation Resistance: Insulation resistance values are usually ≥ 5000Ω, which helps to reduce signal leakage and interference and improve signal transmission quality.

3. Material Characteristics
Stainless steel: The use of high-quality stainless steel material not only improves the mechanical strength and corrosion resistance of the connector, but also ensures its reliability and stability in long-term use.
Gold-plated contact surfaces: Some high-end models of connectors use gold-plated contact surfaces, which further reduces the contact resistance and improves the quality of signal transmission.

Application:

1. Radar Systems: Employed in civilian radar systems for detecting and tracking objects at high frequencies.
2. Broadcasting: Utilized in television and radio broadcasting equipment to transmit high-frequency signals over long distances.
3. Aerospace: Integrated into avionics systems for communication and navigation purposes.
4. Scientific Research: Used in laboratory instruments and test equipment that require precise high-frequency measurements.

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