1.0/2.3(CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable Custom

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1.0/2.3(CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable Manufacturer

Product Overview
CC4 connectors for semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable are designed to terminate cables with solid or spiral outer conductors, offering excellent shielding effectiveness and phase-stable performance after forming. They are preferred for internal module-level interconnects where signal integrity, phase consistency, and stable transmission are critical requirements.

Key Features
Inner contact clamping structure precisely matched to semi-rigid outer conductor for reliable solder joints and low contact resistance
Tight outer conductor-to-cable shield fit maintains continuous shielding
Snap-on mating — no tools required for connection
Compatible with multiple semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable outer diameters

Competitive Advantages
Jingcheng Electronics supplies CC4 connectors alongside matched semi-flexible cable for simplified sourcing
Connector and cable dimensions are tightly coordinated to prevent assembly defects from tolerance mismatch
Custom fabrication available for non-standard cable routing in module interiors

Typical Applications
Fixed internal routing in RF transceiver modules
Phase-stable interconnects in microwave test equipment
RF links inside communication base stations
Array antenna feed networks requiring phase-matched lines

FAQ
Q: What is the difference between semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable, and which connector do I need?
A: Semi-rigid cable has a solid outer conductor tube that holds its shape after forming and provides the best shielding; semi-flexible uses a spiral or braided outer conductor that allows repeated bending. The termination process differs slightly between the two.
Please provide the cable model or outer diameter so our technical team can confirm the correct connector.
Q: Do semi-rigid cable connectors require soldering?
A: Yes. Semi-rigid cables are typically soldered at both the inner and outer conductors. Solder joint quality directly affects RF performance. The solder interfaces on our connectors are optimized for reliable, consistent joints.
Q: Can you supply finished semi-rigid cable assemblies (pre-formed jumpers)?
A: Yes. We offer custom semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable assembly services including forming, soldering, and electrical testing, delivered as ready-to-install jumpers.
Q: What is the upper frequency limit of these connectors?
A: The frequency limit depends on the specific model and the matched cable. Please contact our technical team with your application frequency to confirm the appropriate selection.
Q: Are small quantity orders accepted?
A: Yes. Please contact the sales team for minimum order quantities per model.

About
Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd.
Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China 1.0/2.3(CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable Manufacturer and 1.0/2.3(CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable Supplier, was founded in 1999. It is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D and manufacturing of RF coaxial connectors, cable assemblies, and passive microwave components.
Equipped with a comprehensive R&D and production system, the company has obtained international certifications including ISO9001. Adhering strictly to standards such as MIL, IEC and GB, we offer over 30 product series with more than 2,000 specifications, covering SMA, BNC, N-type and other mainstream models. Our products are widely applied in the fields of communications, aerospace, automotive electronics and beyond, and exported to many countries and regions across Europe, America and Asia.
We uphold the tenet of "Quality as the Foundation, Customers as the Core", committed to providing reliable interconnection solutions and professional services for global clients.

1.0/2.3(CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable Industry knowledge

1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable are miniature RF coaxial connectors designed for direct termination onto semi-rigid or semi-flexible coaxial cable, forming a fixed, low-loss transition between the connector interface and the cable's solid or corrugated outer conductor. Based on the 1.0/2.3 interface standard, this connector series features a push-pull coupling mechanism and is engineered for compact, high-density RF signal paths that require a permanent cable termination rather than a threaded connection. 1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable are commonly specified in telecommunication base stations, broadcast distribution equipment, and test instrumentation where a fixed, high-frequency cable termination is required.

Compared with connectors used for standard flexible cable, 1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable are machined to match the specific outer diameter and conductor structure of semi-rigid or corrugated cable, typically joined by soldering or clamping depending on cable type. This construction method reduces signal reflection at the cable-connector junction and maintains mechanical rigidity along the cable run, which is important in compact modules and test assemblies where the cable is fixed within a limited installation space. Contact components are commonly produced in brass or phosphor bronze with gold or nickel plating to meet conductivity and durability requirements.

Common Types and Characteristics

Type Cable Compatibility Termination Method Gender Key Characteristics
1.0/2.3 Straight Plug for Semi-Rigid Cable Semi-rigid coaxial cable Solder / Clamp Male Compact in-line termination, low VSWR
1.0/2.3 Straight Jack for Semi-Rigid Cable Semi-rigid coaxial cable Solder / Clamp Female Stable mating interface with push-pull locking
1.0/2.3 Connector for Semi-Flexible Cable Semi-flexible coaxial cable Clamp / Compression Male/Female Accommodates limited cable routing flexibility
1.0/2.3 Right Angle Type for Semi-Rigid Cable Semi-rigid coaxial cable Solder / Clamp Male/Female Space-saving routing in high-density modules

Application Scenarios and Selection Points

1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable are used in telecommunication base station modules, broadcast distribution equipment, RF test assemblies, and compact instrumentation where a fixed, low-loss cable termination is required within limited space. When selecting a connector from this category, the following points are recommended for confirmation:

  • Cable type and outer diameter — semi-rigid or semi-flexible cable, matched precisely to the connector's inner bore dimension
  • Termination method — soldered, clamped, or compression-fitted, depending on cable structure and installation environment
  • Frequency range — determined by the operating frequency of the RF system, as this series supports high-frequency applications
  • Plating material — gold plating for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance, nickel plating for general durability
  • Coupling mechanism — push-pull locking confirmed against equipment mating interface requirements

Semi-Rigid vs. Semi-Flexible Cable Termination

Cable Type Structure Flexibility Typical Application
Semi-Rigid Cable Solid outer conductor Low, shaped once and fixed Internal RF module wiring, compact test assemblies
Semi-Flexible Cable Corrugated or braided outer conductor Moderate, allows limited routing flexibility Compact distribution modules, high-density panels

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable connectors in this category?
A: Semi-rigid connectors are matched to solid-conductor cable that holds its shape once formed, while semi-flexible connectors are designed for cable that allows moderate bending during installation.

Q: What coupling mechanism do these connectors use?
A: 1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable typically use a push-pull coupling mechanism, allowing quick connection and disconnection without threading.

Q: What termination method is used for these connectors?
A: Depending on the cable type, termination is achieved through soldering, mechanical clamping, or compression fitting to ensure a low-loss, stable connection.

Q: Are these connectors suitable for high-density installations?
A: Yes, the compact form factor of 1.0/2.3 (CC4) connectors makes them suitable for high-density telecommunication and broadcast distribution modules.

1.0/2.3 (CC4) Connectors for Semi-Rigid & Semi-Flexible Cable in this category are manufactured by Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a company specializing in RF coaxial connector design and production since 1999, with in-house manufacturing and high precision testing equipment supporting consistent performance across semi-rigid and semi-flexible cable terminations.