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The 1.85mm connector, also known as the V connector, is engineered for applications requiring performance up to 67 GHz. Its design ensures compatibility with 2.4mm connectors, offering flexibility in high-frequency systems.
Design and Features
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High-Frequency Capability: Operates efficiently up to 67 GHz.
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Threaded Coupling Mechanism: Provides secure and stable connections.
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Compatibility: Intermates with 2.4mm connectors for versatile system integration.
Common Applications
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Telecommunications: Used in high-speed data transmission and network infrastructure.
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Aerospace and Defense: Integrated into radar and electronic warfare systems.
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Test Equipment: Employed in precision measurement instruments.
Why Choose Reach-line’s 1.85mm Connectors?
At Reach-line, we offer 1.85mm connectors that ensure reliable performance and exceptional durability for high-frequency applications. Our precision-engineered connectors are built to meet the rigorous demands of industries such as telecommunications, aerospace, and testing equipment.
Whether you’re integrating connectors into complex systems or performing high-speed data transmission, our 1.85mm connectors are designed to provide outstanding performance even in challenging environments.
👉 Explore our Precision 1.85mm Series Connectors and discover the quality and reliability of Reach-line products.
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