Twinax & Triax Connectors

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Connector Type Option Reliability Contact Gender Dielectric Withstanding Voltage (V) No. of Connectors Panel Mount Body Length Body Diameter Insulation Resistance Mixed Contacts EMI Shielded Filter Feature Body Width Termination Contact Finish Body Depth MIL Conformity Coupling Type Insulator Material Maximum Operating Temperature (Cel) DIN Conformance IEC Conformity Minimum Operating Temperature Empty Shell Shell Finish No. of Ports Contact Material Mating Contact Finish Polarization Key Additional Features Rated Current - Signal Reference Standard Insulator Color Polarization Total No. of Contacts Durability Mounting Type Characteristic Impedance Sub-Category Shell Material Cable Types Mating Info. Mains Connector Rating Termination Type Manufacturer Series Body or Shell Style Mounting Style Contact Style JESD-609 Code Terminal Length Mounting Option-1 Maximum Operating Frequency

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Phoenix Contact

RF TWINAXIAL CONNECTOR

GENERAL PURPOSE

FEMALE

YES

NO

NO

SNAP

NO

NO

CABLE AND PANEL

50 ohm

SOCKET

STRAIGHT

.02 GHz

Twinax & Triax Connectors

Twinax and triax connectors are specialized types of coaxial connectors used for high-speed data transmission and video applications.

Twinax connectors consist of a male and female connector, with the male connector featuring a center pin that plugs into the female connector, which has a socket to receive the pin. They are designed to provide a high-speed data transmission over a twisted pair of conductors, and are commonly used in networking and telecommunications applications.

Triax connectors consist of three concentric layers of conductors, with a male and female connector, each layer separated by an insulating material. They are designed to provide a high-quality video signal transmission with low noise and interference, and are commonly used in broadcast and video production applications.

One advantage of twinax and triax connectors is their ability to transmit high-speed data and high-quality video signals over long distances with minimal loss and interference. They are also designed to provide a secure and reliable connection, with a robust and durable construction that can withstand the rigors of industrial and commercial applications.

Twinax and triax connectors are commonly used in a variety of industrial, commercial, and consumer applications, including telecommunications, broadcast, video production, and aerospace and defense applications. They may be subject to rigorous testing and qualification requirements to ensure their reliability and performance.