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Product Overview
N-type Flange Mount Connectors are the panel-feedthrough solution of choice for ground stations, radar pedestals, outdoor communication shelters, and any equipment enclosure where RF panel ports must endure sustained mechanical loads, weather exposure, and vibration profiles that would exceed the capacity of single-hole bulkhead mounting systems. The N-type's larger body diameter, compared to TNC or SMA, provides inherently greater mechanical leverage at the panel interface—and the additional bolting points of the flange format extend this advantage further.

With 50Ω and 75Ω variants available, N-type flange mount connectors serve as the boundary between the external antenna or cable infrastructure and the equipment's internal RF circuitry across a remarkably diverse range of applications: from 75Ω CATV and broadcast distribution headend equipment to 50Ω radar and communications base stations. Jingcheng's flange mount series is manufactured with close attention to the flatness of the flange mounting face and the coaxiality of the through-body bore—both parameters that directly affect VSWR at the panel interface and the long-term mechanical integrity of the mount.

Key Features 
Four-hole square flange and two-hole mounting configurations available; flange dimensions standardized for compatibility with industry-standard panel cutout patterns.
50Ω and 75Ω versions in the same flange-mount body platform—enabling system designers to specify a single connector family across mixed-impedance panel layouts.
Solder cup, solder-post, crimp, and PC-tail rear termination options; all termination methods maintain the specified 50Ω or 75Ω impedance through the PCB or cable interface.
Panel sealing with silicone or EPDM O-ring/gasket for IP65 or IP67 rated installations; stainless steel hardware kit available for outdoor mounting.
Operating temperature range -55°C to +155°C (standard); PE dielectric cable versions -40°C to +85°C.
Corrosion-resistant body options: tri-metal plated brass (72-hour salt spray as standard), passivated stainless steel (96+ hour salt spray), and anodized aluminum (weight-critical outdoor enclosures).

Competitive Advantages
Jingcheng's quality management system, certified to both ISO9001 and GJB9001A, requires that each production lot of flange mount connectors be accompanied by an inspection record covering dimensional checks of the flange face flatness, through-bore coaxiality, and thread gauge verification. This documentation is available to customers on request and is accepted by prime contractors for incoming quality verification.
The 75Ω N-type flange mount series is less commonly stocked by generic connector distributors than the 50Ω version. Jingcheng maintains both impedances in its standard catalogue, shortening lead time for system integrators building mixed-impedance equipment.
Custom flange drilling patterns, extended body lengths, and non-standard rear termination combinations are available as engineering specials with 3–4 week lead times, supported by Jingcheng's in-house tooling and CNC machining capability.

Typical Applications
CATV and broadcast signal distribution headend equipment rear panels (75Ω)
Ground station antenna feed switching panels for satellite communications
Outdoor base station radio unit (RRU) RF interface panels
Military field communication shelter and command-post RF patch panels
Power amplifier and LNA module RF input/output panel ports

FAQ
Q: Is there an N-type flange mount connector suitable for pressurized waveguide or coaxial line systems?
A: Yes. Versions with hermetic sealing (glass-to-metal seal on the center contact) are available as engineering specials for pressurized transmission line interfaces. Please specify the required gas type, operating pressure, and proof pressure in your inquiry.
Q: What rear termination is recommended for direct PCB mounting of N-type flange connectors?
A: For PCB direct mount, a solder-post (through-hole PC tail) rear termination is recommended. The large N-type body provides inherent rigidity, but an additional grounding tab or mounting foot should be specified for PCB assemblies that will be subjected to cable pull forces exceeding the solder joint capacity. Contact our engineering team for the specific PCB-mount version drawing.
Q: Can the flange be supplied in a non-magnetic (non-ferrous) material for MRI-adjacent installations?
A: Yes. Aluminum and austenitic stainless steel body variants are non-magnetic and suitable for MRI-adjacent or low-magnetic-field environments. Please specify the application and any magnetic permeability requirement when ordering.

Temperature Range

-55~+155℃(PE Cable   -40~+85℃)

Impedance

50Ω, 75Ω

Frequency Range

DC~11GHz

Insulation resistance

≥5000MΩ

Insertion loss

≤0.2dB(6GHz)

VSWR

Straight ≤1.15/6GHz

Right angle

≤1.25/6GHz

Durability(mating)

≥500 (cycles)

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

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors Manufacturer and N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors 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.

N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors Industry knowledge

N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors combine the threaded N interface with a flange base for fixed installation on equipment panels, chassis walls, or amplifier housings. Because the N connector body is larger than most miniature RF connector series to support higher power handling, N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors generally use a correspondingly larger flange footprint with multiple screw holes, providing sufficient mechanical anchoring for the panel to withstand both the mating torque of the threaded coupling nut and the physical loads present in high-power transmission equipment. This connector type is typically specified where a panel-level RF port must remain fixed under continuous operation in power amplifier, broadcast, and antenna feed systems.

Structural Features and Core Performance

  • Flange fixation: A flat flange base with typically four mounting holes secures the connector body to the panel, distributing mechanical load across multiple fixing points.
  • Power handling at the panel interface: The larger flange and body size support the higher power levels typically associated with N connector applications, such as broadcast transmitters and antenna feed systems.
  • Rear termination options: Solder cup, solder post, or crimp termination on the rear side connects the flange-mounted body to internal cable, wiring, or a circuit board.
  • Grounding path: The flange contact area with the panel provides a defined grounding and shielding reference between the connector shell and the equipment chassis, relevant in high-power RF systems.
  • Sealing provision: A gasket can typically be added between the flange and panel surface to reduce dust and moisture entry, supporting outdoor or weather-exposed installations.

Common Types and Characteristics

N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors are typically grouped by flange hole pattern, sealing feature, and rear termination style.

Common types of N flange mount connectors and their characteristics
Type Flange Pattern Rear Termination Typical Use
4-Hole Square Flange Four screw holes, square base Solder cup / solder post General panel-mount RF ports
Round 4-Hole Flange Four screw holes, round base Solder cup / solder post Amplifier and broadcast equipment panels
Sealed Flange Mount 4-hole with gasket groove Solder cup with rear seal option Outdoor antenna and tower-mounted equipment
PCB Flange Mount Square, board-aligned PCB solder pin Direct board-to-panel signal transition

Application Scenarios

  • Panel-mounted RF ports on power amplifiers and broadcast transmission equipment;
  • Fixed antenna feed interfaces on tower-mounted and outdoor base station enclosures;
  • Instrument and test equipment rear panels requiring a threaded, high-power RF port;
  • Rack-mounted communication modules with a defined, board- or wire-connected RF interface point;
  • Radar, satellite ground station, and defense equipment enclosures requiring both panel fixation and higher power capacity.

Selection Guidelines

  1. Flange hole pattern: Confirm the flange shape and hole spacing match the panel cutout design and the mechanical rigidity required for the installation.
  2. Power handling: Verify the connector's power rating is suitable for the signal levels present in the system, particularly in amplifier or transmission applications.
  3. Rear termination: Select solder cup, solder post, or PCB pin termination according to how the connector interfaces with internal wiring or a circuit board.
  4. Sealing requirement: For outdoor or exposed panels, check whether a gasket groove or sealing option is available at the flange-to-panel interface.
  5. Panel thickness and clearance: Verify that the connector length and flange dimensions are compatible with the panel thickness and internal space available.

N Flange Mount vs TNC Flange Mount Comparison

Comparison between N and TNC flange mount connectors
Comparison Item N Flange Mount TNC Flange Mount
Flange size Larger More compact
Power handling Generally higher Generally lower
Typical panel application Amplifiers, broadcast towers Compact vehicle-mounted and mobile equipment
Panel space requirement More Less

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Why do N flange mount connectors generally use a larger flange than BNC or TNC flange mount versions?

The N connector body is larger to support higher power handling, so the flange base is correspondingly sized to provide sufficient mechanical anchoring for the panel under the mating torque and physical loads typical of high-power RF equipment.

Q2: Are N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors suitable for outdoor tower-mounted equipment?

Sealed flange mount variants with a gasket groove at the flange-to-panel interface are generally available and are commonly selected for outdoor or tower-mounted installations where moisture resistance is required.

Q3: Does the flange design affect the connector's power rating?

The flange itself is primarily a mechanical fixing structure; the power rating is mainly determined by the connector's center contact size, dielectric material, and overall body construction rather than the flange pattern alone.

Q4: How is the rear termination style chosen for a flange mount N connector?

The rear termination is selected based on how the connector interfaces internally: solder cup or solder post for wired connections, or a PCB pin design when the connector is mounted adjacent to a circuit board.

Manufacturing Note

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd was founded in 1999 and specializes in the design, development, production, and sales of RF coaxial connectors, covering N, BNC, TNC, SMA, 2.92, 2.4, 1.85, and other series, together with related Adapters, Attenuators, and Lighting Arresters. For N Connectors Flange Mount Connectors, flange hole alignment and contact plating consistency are relevant factors in panel-mount reliability under continuous high-power operation, supported by the company's manufacturing equipment and precision testing processes.