Description
The BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) Connector is a reliable, bayonet-style connectors used for coaxial cable connections in high-frequency applications, offering secure, quick-twist locking for low signal loss and high impedance matching. It has a robust bayonet coupling, 50-ohm or 75-ohm impedance options, and wide compatibility with coaxial cables like RG-59. They are durable, available in various configurations (male/female, panel/cable mount), and found in professional settings like video surveillance, broadcasting, test equipment, and RF communication.
KEY FEATURES AND INFORMATION
Bayonet Locking Mechanism: The defining feature is the bayonet-style coupling that provides a secure, twist-lock connection to prevent accidental disconnections and ensure signal integrity.
Impedance Matching: BNC connectors are designed with specific characteristic impedances, commonly 50 ohms for RF and instrumentation or 75 ohms for video and digital audio, minimizing signal reflections.
Durable Construction: Typically made with brass bodies, nickel plating, and gold-plated contacts, BNC connectors offer excellent conductivity and resistance to corrosion.
High-Frequency Performance: Suitable for frequencies up to several gigahertz (with precision versions extending to 10 GHz and beyond). They are ideal for transmitting high-bandwidth signals.
Low Signal Loss: BNC connectors provide low signal loss, making them suitable for transmitting signals over long distances with minimal attenuation.
Packing: It comes in a pack of five.
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