RF Connectors Towching MiniaturizationDirection of development

A radio frequency coaxial connector, or radio frequency connector, is a component attached to a cable or installed on an instrument. The radio frequency connector is an electrical connection or separation component of a transmission line and is designed to be used in the megahertz range. Radio frequency work.

In the field of phased array radar, aerospace and communications, SMP RF connectors are widely used and are in the same proportion as MMCX connectors. Connectors in these applications value their mechanical properties, such as vibration and impact resistance. With each upgrade of the SMP RF connection, we see innovations in its ability to withstand mechanical shock and vibration. On the other hand, in terms of modular design, SMP RF connectors are also at the forefront, and now almost all high-density blind mating applications can see modular SMP RF connectors.

The upgrade from BNC to Mini BNC is the epitome of the miniaturization of RF connectors. As the size is further reduced, the connector density also increases. The miniaturization upgrade of Mini BNC brings more than 40% improvement in interconnection performance in the same area compared with BNC.

Whether in the civil communications market or in the high-end application market, miniaturization has become the main development trend of RF connectors. In the field of civil communications, the upgrade of RF connectors mainly revolves around miniaturization and low cost, while the upgrade of RF connectors in high-end applications revolves around miniaturization and high frequency. These upgrades promote the function of processing signals in addition to signal connection, such as filtering, phase adjustment, frequency mixing and other functions.