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1.6/5.6(L9) Connectors For Flexible Cable Manufacturer

Product Overview
L9 connectors for flexible cable are used to terminate standard flexible coaxial cables, forming the RF interface between cable assemblies and equipment. Available in solder and crimp termination styles, they are the core component for manufacturing L9 jumper cables and custom cable assemblies. Jingcheng Electronics can supply these connectors alongside compatible 75-ohm coaxial cable for one-stop procurement.

Key Features
Solder and crimp termination options to accommodate different production processes
Inner and outer conductor dimensions precisely matched to mainstream 75-ohm coaxial cables
Clamping structure maintains mechanical integrity after repeated flexing and mating
Uniform plating provides long-term oxidation resistance on contact surfaces

Competitive Advantages
One-stop supply of L9 connectors and matching coaxial cable simplifies vendor management
Custom cable assembly service available (crimp, solder, test, and packaging to finished jumper)
Export records to the USA, Japan, and Germany with established international order processes

Typical Applications
In-rack jumper cables for broadcast video facilities
Camera and VTR cable assemblies
CATV headend and front-end equipment patch cables
Test instrument calibration cables

FAQ
Q: Solder vs. crimp — which should I choose?
A: Crimp is preferred for high-volume automated production due to consistency; solder suits small batches or field repair.
Q: Which cable OD and shield types are supported?
A: Please provide cable outer diameter and shield construction details; the sales team will recommend matching connector models.
Q: Can you manufacture finished cable assemblies?
A: Yes. Custom cable assembly services including crimping, electrical testing, and packaging are available.

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

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China 1.6/5.6(L9) Connectors For Flexible Cable Manufacturer and 1.6/5.6(L9) Connectors For 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.

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1.6/5.6(L9) Connectors For Flexible Cable Industry knowledge

1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for Flexible Cable are compact RF coaxial connectors designed for termination onto flexible coaxial cable, forming jumper leads, patch cables, and interconnecting cable assemblies used in video, CCTV, and telecommunication transmission systems. Built on the 1.6/5.6 DIN interface standard, this connector series maintains stable 75Ω impedance while accommodating the bend radius and routing flexibility required in cable assembly applications. 1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for Flexible Cable are commonly used between distribution panels, transmission racks, and terminal equipment where a flexible, repeatedly routable cable connection is required rather than a fixed panel termination.

Compared with bulkhead or flange mount connectors, 1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for Flexible Cable are designed with a clamp or crimp termination structure that accommodates the braided or stranded outer conductor of flexible coaxial cable, allowing the finished cable assembly to bend and route around equipment without stressing the connector-cable joint. Contact components in this category are typically machined from brass or phosphor bronze and finished with nickel or gold plating to meet the conductivity and durability requirements of repeated cable handling and installation.

Common Types and Characteristics

Type Cable Compatibility Termination Method Gender Key Characteristics
1.6/5.6 Straight Plug for Flexible Cable Standard flexible coaxial cable Clamp / Crimp Male General-purpose jumper and patch cable termination
1.6/5.6 Straight Jack for Flexible Cable Standard flexible coaxial cable Clamp / Crimp Female Mating interface for equipment ports and adapters
1.6/5.6 Right Angle Type for Flexible Cable Standard flexible coaxial cable Clamp / Crimp Male/Female Space-saving routing in compact racks and panels
1.6/5.6 Connector for Thin Flexible Cable Small-diameter flexible cable Crimp Male/Female Suited for high-density multi-channel assemblies

Application Scenarios and Selection Points

1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for Flexible Cable are applied in CCTV surveillance jumper cables, CATV distribution patch leads, video transmission interconnects, and telecommunication test cable assemblies where routing flexibility and repeated handling are required. When selecting a connector from this category, the following points are recommended for confirmation:

  • Cable type and diameter — flexible coaxial cable specification, matched to the connector's clamp or crimp dimensions
  • Termination method — clamp or crimp, selected according to assembly process and cable construction
  • Impedance matching — 75Ω configuration confirmed against the video or data transmission system requirements
  • Plating material — nickel plating for general durability, gold plating for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance
  • Cable assembly length and routing — considered for installation within distribution panels and equipment racks

Flexible Cable vs. Bulkhead/Flange Mount Connectors

Connector Type Installation Method Flexibility Typical Application
Connector for Flexible Cable Clamp/crimp onto cable end High, repeatedly routable Jumper cables, patch leads, portable test assemblies
Bulkhead/Flange Mount Connector Fixed panel installation None, fixed position Distribution panels, equipment enclosures

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between connectors for flexible cable and bulkhead mount connectors?
A: Connectors for flexible cable are terminated onto cable ends using clamp or crimp methods and allow repeated routing, while bulkhead mount connectors are fixed to a panel and remain in a stationary position.

Q: What is the typical impedance of these connectors?
A: 1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for Flexible Cable are typically configured for 75Ω impedance, matching common video and CATV transmission standards.

Q: Are these connectors suitable for high-density cable assemblies?
A: Versions designed for thin, small-diameter flexible cable are suited for high-density, multi-channel cable assembly applications.

Q: Can termination dimensions be customized for specific cable types?
A: Clamp and crimp dimensions can be adjusted according to the specific flexible cable diameter and customer drawings.

1.6/5.6 (L9) Connectors for 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 flexible cable connector assemblies.