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The BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) connector is a staple in RF applications, known for its quick-connect/disconnect feature. Introduced in the 1940s, BNC connectors are commonly used for frequencies up to 4 GHz.
Design and Features
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Bayonet Coupling Mechanism: Allows for quick and secure connections.
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Available in 50 Ω and 75 Ω: Suitable for various applications.
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Versatility: Used in both analog and digital signal transmissions.
Common Applications
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Test Equipment: Oscilloscopes, signal generators, and other lab instruments.
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Video Transmission: Analog and serial digital interface video signals.
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Networking: Early computer networks like 10BASE2 Ethernet.
Why Choose Reach-line’s BNC Connectors?
Reach-line offers BNC connectors that provide reliable performance and durability. Our connectors are designed to meet the needs of various industries.Wikipedia
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