Description

A BNC Male Straight Connector for RG58 is a type of RF (radio frequency) coaxial connector designed for use with RG58 cable, which is a 50-ohm coax commonly used in low-power signal and RF applications like CCTV, test equipment, and amateur radio. Here’s a quick breakdown of its key features: - Connector Type: BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman), male, straight orientation - Cable Compatibility: RG58, RG141, and LMR-195 - Impedance: 50 ohms - Construction: Typically brass body with nickel plating; gold-plated center pin - Termination: Crimp or solder, depending on the model - Insulation: Often uses Delrin or PTFE for dielectric stability - Frequency Range: Up to 4 GHz for high-quality versions These connectors are prized for their quick connect/disconnect bayonet mechanism and reliable signal integrity. If you're wiring up a project, I can help you choose the right crimp tool or even walk you through the assembly. Want to go that route?