Description

The term SMA F BH RG 141 SOLDER refers to a specific RF (Radio Frequency) connector assembly, defined as follows: SMA F: This indicates an SMA (SubMiniature Version A) connector with a Female interface. SMA connectors are widely used for RF and microwave applications due to their compact size, durability, and high-frequency performance. BH: The abbreviation "BH" typically stands for Bulkhead, meaning the connector is designed to be mounted through a panel or enclosure. Bulkhead connectors have a threaded barrel for secure mounting, ensuring a stable connection between the internal and external components. RG 141: This specifies the type of coaxial cable compatible with the connector. RG 141 is a semi-rigid coaxial cable with excellent electrical performance, commonly used in high-frequency applications due to its low loss and stability. SOLDER: This indicates the method of termination for the connector. Solder termination requires the cable and connector to be joined using soldering, ensuring a secure and reliable electrical and mechanical connection. Soldering is commonly used for high-frequency and precision applications. Applications: Aerospace and Defense: Used in radar systems, satellite communications, and military-grade equipment. Telecommunications: Found in base stations, antennas, and RF signal testing setups. Test and Measurement: Used in laboratory instruments for high-frequency signal analysis. Industrial Applications: Suitable for RF systems in harsh or controlled environments. This connector-cable combination is ideal for applications requiring reliable signal transmission at high frequencies, typically ranging from DC to several GHz. The solder termination and bulkhead design make it robust and suitable for both internal and external system interfaces.