RPSMA PCB Connectors Manufacturer

Product Overview
The RPSMA PCB connector mounts onto the circuit board and presents the RP-SMA mating interface at the board edge or through a panel cutout, allowing external RPSMA antenna cables to connect directly to the PCB RF circuitry — the standard solution for consumer Wi-Fi router motherboards, WLAN access point boards, and IoT gateway PCBs where a panel-mount RP-SMA port is required without a pigtail cable intermediate.

Key Features
Through-hole PCB mounting with robust solder retention for resistance to the mating and unmating forces of repeated antenna cable connection
Reversed center conductor (RP) interface for universal compatibility with all RPSMA-standard external antenna cables
Precision center pin height and PCB alignment geometry for consistent 50 Ω impedance at the board-to-connector transition
50 Ω matched impedance and low insertion loss across 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz Wi-Fi frequency bands
Compact PCB footprint supporting high-density Wi-Fi device board designs
Compatible with standard wave-solder PCB assembly processes for cost-effective volume production
Gold-plated center contact ensuring reliable solderability and long-term contact stability
RoHS-compliant; suitable for global consumer electronics supply chains

Typical Applications
Consumer Wi-Fi router and access point mainboard external antenna port connector
WLAN repeater and range extender PCB antenna connection point
IoT gateway and smart home hub PCB external antenna port
Industrial WLAN equipment PCB RF panel connector
Wireless display and multimedia streaming device PCB antenna port

FAQ
Q: Can RPSMA PCB connectors be used on both single-sided and double-sided PCBs?
A: Yes — our through-hole RPSMA PCB connectors are compatible with single-sided, double-sided, and multi-layer PCB constructions; the through-hole solder attachment provides reliable retention regardless of PCB layer count.
Q: What is the difference between an RPSMA PCB connector and an RPSMA micro-strip connector?
A: The RPSMA PCB connector provides a panel-accessible port with robust through-hole mechanical retention for repeated cable mating, while the RPSMA micro-strip connector is optimized for the PCB trace-to-coax RF transition with minimal insertion loss and is typically not intended for repeated field mating cycles.