Brass K2.92mm Female 2-hole Flange RF Coaxial Connector with Micro-strip

The K-type connector, also known as the 2.92-type connector, is a popular series of millimeter-wave connectors that can operate at frequencies up to 40GHz. It features an air interface and is interchangeable with SMA and 3.5 series products. This series offers advantages such as compact size, lightweight design, high-frequency operation, and reliable connectivity.

Specification:

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Features:

1. Frequency Range: The Brass K-type connector operates at frequencies up to 40 GHz, making it suitable for millimeter-wave applications. This wide frequency range allows it to be used in various high-frequency communication systems and radar technologies.
2. Material: Made from high-quality brass, these connectors offer excellent mechanical strength and durability. Brass is known for its resistance to corrosion and wear, ensuring long-lasting performance even in harsh environments.
3. Design: The compact and lightweight design of the Brass K-type connector makes it easy to handle and install, even in confined spaces. Its air interface allows for interchangeability with SMA and 3.5 series products, providing flexibility in system design and integration.
4. Performance: With low insertion loss and return loss, the Brass K-type connector ensures efficient signal transfer with minimal attenuation. This is crucial for maintaining signal integrity over longer distances and improving overall system performance.

Application:

1. Telecommunications: Used in base station antennas, satellite communication systems, and microwave radio links to ensure efficient and stable signal transfer.
2. Radar Systems: Employed in civilian radar systems for detecting and tracking objects at high frequencies.
3. Broadcasting: Utilized in television and radio broadcasting equipment to transmit high-frequency signals over long distances.
4. Aerospace: Integrated into avionics systems for communication and navigation purposes.
5. Scientific Research: Used in laboratory instruments and test equipment that require precise high-frequency measurements.