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BNC Connectors: Reliable Connection, Stable TransmissionImpedance: 50 Ohm | 75 Ohm Body Style: Straight Plug | Right Angle Plug | Bulkhead Front Mount | Bulkhead Rear Mount | Straight Jack | Right Angle Jack Cable Termination Style: Crimp | Clamp | Solder | Twist On PCB Termination Style: Edge Mount | Through Hole

BNC Connector Features and Benefits

- Bayonet coupling mechanism provides positive, quick mating and un-mating- 50 and 75 ohm impedance designs allow customers to match impedance to system requirements- Connectors are available for industrial and commercial applications- Designs available for many common BNC coaxial cable types- BNC female and male configurations

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FAQ

What is a BNC connector?BNC connector (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) is a miniature quick-connect/disconnect radio frequency connector used for coaxial cable. It is designed to maintain the same characteristic impedance of the cable, with 50 ohm and 75 ohm types being made. BNC connectors are commonly used in video, radio, and test equipment applications.How to crimp a BNC connector?Crimping a BNC connector is a relatively simple process that can be done with a few basic tools. Here are the steps on how to crimp a BNC connector to a coaxial cable:1. Strip the cable jacket and insulation to expose the center conductor and shield.2. Insert the center conductor of the cable into the center pin of the connector. 3. Crimp the connector onto the cable using a BNC crimping tool. 4. Trim off any excess cable.Are all BNC connectors the same?No, not all BNC connectors are the same. There are several different types of BNC connectors available, which differ in terms of their impedance, termination, and gender.Impedance: BNC connectors are available in 50 ohm and 75 ohm versions. 50 ohm connectors are typically used for RF applications, while 75 ohm connectors are typically used for video applications.Termination: BNC connectors are available in male and female versions. Male connectors have a pin, while female connectors have a socket. Gender: BNC connectors are also available in straight and right-angle versions. Straight connectors are used for straight connections, while right-angle connectors are used for connections that are made at a 90-degree angle.Are BNC connectors waterproof?Some BNC connectors are waterproof, while others are not. Waterproof BNC connectors are typically made with a special sealing gasket that prevents water from entering the connector. They are often used in outdoor applications where the connectors may be exposed to the elements.How does a BNC connector work?BNC connector works by using a bayonet locking mechanism to secure the two halves of the connector together. The connector also has a center pin and a ground sleeve that make electrical contact between the two cables.How to attach a BNC connector to coax cable?Attaching a BNC connector to coax cable is a relatively simple process that can be done with a few basic tools. Here are the steps on how to attach a BNC connector to coax cable:Gather the necessary tools and materials. You will need a BNC connector, a coaxial cable, a BNC crimping tool, and a wire stripper. Strip the cable. Use the wire stripper to remove the outer jacket and insulation of the coaxial cable. Be careful not to damage the center conductor of the cable.Prepare the connector. Insert the center conductor of the cable into the center pin of the BNC connector. Crimp the connector. Use the BNC crimping tool to crimp the connector onto the cable. Make sure that the crimp is tight and secure.Trim the cable. Trim off any excess cable with a wire stripper.

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