MMCX-Male Crimp Connectors- Straight and Right Angle
L-com MMCX male crimp connectors support RG316, RG174, RG188, WBC100, Belden 7805, and 100-series cable types in straight and right angle body styles. Designed for radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi applications, these 50-Ohm RF coax connectors feature brass body with gold or nickel plating. Supporting maximum frequency of 6 GHz with snap-on connection method, dielectric insulation includes acetal, TFE, and PTFE.
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FAQs
What are MMCX male crimp connectors designed for?
MMCX male crimp connectors are designed for radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi applications. These RF coax connectors are suitable for RG316, RG174, RG188, WBC100, Belden 7805, and 100-series cable types, providing radio frequency connectivity in applications requiring compact, snap-on connection methods.
What cable types are compatible with MMCX male crimp connectors?
MMCX male crimp-style connectors are suitable for RG316, RG174, RG188, WBC100, Belden 7805, and 100-series cable types. This cable compatibility supports various applications including radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi installations requiring 50-Ohm impedance and frequencies up to 6 GHz.
What body styles are available for MMCX male crimp connectors?
MMCX male crimp connectors are available in straight and right angle body styles. These RF coax connector configurations provide flexibility for different installation requirements in radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi applications where space constraints may require angled or straight connections.
What are the electrical specifications of MMCX male crimp connectors?
MMCX male crimp connectors have an impedance of 50 Ohms and a maximum frequency of 6 GHz. These electrical specifications support radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi applications requiring reliable high-frequency performance with snap-on connection methods.
What materials are used in MMCX male crimp connector construction?
MMCX male crimp connectors have body material of brass with gold or nickel plating. The dielectric insulation includes acetal, TFE, and PTFE materials, providing reliable electrical performance and durability for radio pigtails, low loss coax, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi applications.
What connection method do MMCX male crimp connectors use?
MMCX male crimp connectors use a snap-on connection method that provides quick, secure mating for radio frequency applications. This connection mechanism works with the crimp-style termination for RG316, RG174, RG188, WBC100, Belden 7805, and 100-series cables in radio pigtails, WLAN, RF, and Wi-Fi installations.
Need assistance selecting the right MMCX male crimp connector for your RF system or cable assembly project? Our professional technical support team provides guidance on body style selection, cable compatibility, plating options, and dielectric materials for your specific radio pigtail, WLAN, or Wi-Fi application.
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