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The 1.0mm connector is designed for extremely high-frequency applications, operating mode-free up to 110 GHz. Its precision and reliability make it a staple in advanced testing and measurement environments.
Design and Features
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High-Frequency Operation: Supports frequencies up to 110 GHz.
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Air Dielectric Design: Ensures low VSWR and insertion loss.
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Robust Construction: Designed for repeatable mating and long-term durability.
Common Applications
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Test and Measurement: Used in vector network analyzers and other high-frequency testing equipment.
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Research and Development: Employed in developing next-generation communication systems.
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Millimeter-Wave Applications: Integrated into systems operating in the W-band frequency range.
Why Choose Reach-line’s 1.0mm Connectors?
At Reach-line, we provide 1.0mm connectors that deliver superior performance and reliability, meeting the demands of high-frequency applications.
👉 Check out our Precision 1.0mm Series Connectors
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