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Product Introduction:
Specifically designed for PCB edge applications, enabling a smooth transition from microstrip lines to coaxial cables. It is commonly referred to as an End Launch connector.

Product Features:
Impedance compensation design: A specially designed center pin structure compensates for parasitic capacitance in the PCB transition area, maintaining a constant 50Ω impedance.
Clamp-style mounting: No need for PCB drilling; it is secured through clamping and soldering, reducing limitations on PCB layer count.
Wideband performance: Maintains excellent transmission characteristics even in the millimeter-wave frequency range.

Application Advantages:
Optimized signal integrity: A key component for RF development testing and high-frequency test boards.
Space-saving: Mounted flush with the board edge without increasing PCB surface height.

Temperature Range

-55~+155℃(PE Cable   -40~+85℃)

Frequency Range

DC~12.4GHz(Semi-Rigid Cable  DC~18GHz)

Insulation resistance

≥5000MΩ

Insertion loss

≤0.15 dB/6GHz

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR)

Straight Flexible cable≤1.10+0.02f

Semi-Rigid Cable≤1.07+0.018f

Right angle Flexible cable≤≤1.20+0.03f   

Semi-Rigid Cable≤≤1.17+0.02f

Durability(mating)

≥500 cycles

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

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China SMA Micro-strip Connectors Manufacturer and SMA Micro-strip 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.

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