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TYPE SSMB is one kind of Microminiature RF coaxial connector with snap-on coupling mechanism. Characteristic impedance is 50Ώ. The characteristic of connector is in small volume, light weight, easy to use, excellent performance. They are widely used in connection with RF coaxial in the Global Position System, Digital Personal Computer Network, wireless net card, PC/LAN. By using Surface Mounting Technology, the product is packed by rotobaler, it is suitable for mass instrument equipment production and producing on the assembly line.

Temperature  Range

-55~+155℃

Impedance

50Ω

Frequency Range

DC~3GHz

Insulation resistance

≥1000MΩ

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR)

 ≤1.07+0.10f

 Durability(mating)

≥500cycles

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

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China SSMB RF Coaxial Connectors Manufacturer and SSMB RF Coaxial Connectors Factory, 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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SSMB RF Coaxial Connectors Industry knowledge

SSMB RF Coaxial Connectors are sub-miniature interface components designed for high-density RF and microwave signal transmission where board space and weight are limited. As a scaled-down variant derived from the SMB connector family, SSMB connectors use a snap-on coupling mechanism instead of threaded coupling, allowing faster mating and a smaller overall footprint. This category covers plug and jack configurations, straight and right-angle bodies, PCB mount and cable mount versions, supporting frequency ranges typically up to 4-10 GHz depending on the specific design and dielectric material used.

Within RF interconnect systems, SSMB connectors are commonly selected for applications requiring multiple connection points within a confined space, such as multi-channel test equipment, telecom base station modules, and compact RF assemblies. The reduced size of SSMB connectors compared to standard SMB or SMA types makes them suitable for high-density panel layouts, while the snap-on design supports repeated mating cycles without the need for torque tools.

Common Types and Characteristics

  • SSMB Straight Plug/Jack: Standard axial configuration for direct board-to-board or cable-to-board connections.
  • SSMB Right Angle Plug/Jack: Used where vertical clearance is restricted, allowing 90-degree cable routing.
  • SSMB PCB Mount (Edge/Vertical): Designed for direct soldering onto printed circuit boards, available in through-hole and surface mount styles.
  • SSMB Cable Mount: Terminated to RG178, RG316, or similar miniature coaxial cables for internal wiring assemblies.
  • SSMB Bulkhead/Panel Mount: Fitted with mounting flanges or nuts for enclosure panel installation.

Common characteristics across SSMB connector types include a compact shell diameter, gold- or nickel-plated contacts for stable conductivity, PTFE or similar low-loss dielectric insulation, and impedance typically maintained at 50 ohms across the product range.

Application Scenarios

  • High-density RF test and measurement instrumentation
  • Telecommunication base station internal modules
  • Aerospace and defense electronics with strict size and weight constraints
  • Medical RF equipment requiring compact internal wiring
  • GPS, GSM, and CDMA module interconnections

Selection Points

Selection Factor Consideration
Frequency Range Confirm the working frequency of the system matches the connector's rated bandwidth
Mounting Style Choose between PCB mount, cable mount, or panel mount based on assembly layout
Body Orientation Straight or right-angle body depending on available clearance
Cable Compatibility Match connector termination to the coaxial cable type and diameter used
Plating Material Gold plating for lower contact resistance, nickel plating for cost efficiency
Mating Cycles Snap-on coupling is suited to applications with frequent connect/disconnect needs

SSMB vs Similar Sub-Miniature Connectors

Connector Type Coupling Method Relative Size Typical Frequency Range
SSMB Snap-on Smaller than SMB Up to approx. 4-10 GHz
SMB Snap-on Standard sub-miniature Up to 4 GHz
MCX Snap-on Smaller than SMB, similar to SSMB Up to 6 GHz
MMCX Snap-on Micro-miniature Up to 6 GHz

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What distinguishes SSMB connectors from standard SMB connectors?
A: SSMB connectors have a reduced shell size compared to SMB connectors while retaining the snap-on coupling method, making them suitable for higher density board layouts.

Q: Can SSMB connectors be used with different cable types?
A: SSMB connectors are available in versions terminated for various miniature coaxial cables such as RG178 and RG316; cable compatibility should be confirmed against the connector's technical specification.

Q: Are SSMB connectors interchangeable with MCX connectors?
A: SSMB and MCX connectors have different dimensional standards and are not physically interchangeable, even though both use snap-on coupling.

Q: What plating options are available for SSMB connectors?
A: SSMB connectors are commonly offered with gold-plated or nickel-plated contacts, selected according to conductivity and cost requirements.

Manufacturing Background

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd. produces SSMB connectors and related RF coaxial connector series using CNC precision machining and network analyzer testing to maintain dimensional accuracy and impedance consistency. Production and inspection processes follow standards including GB, MIL-C, and IEC, supporting both standard and customized SSMB connector configurations for OEM and project-based requirements.