Description

The phrase “TNC F BH LMR 100 CRIMP” is a technical specification for an RF (radio frequency) connector assembly, commonly used in wireless communications, military, and electronics applications. Here's the detailed breakdown: 1. Component Breakdown: TNC F TNC = Threaded Neill-Concelman (a threaded RF connector, more secure than BNC for vibration-prone environments) F = Female (the socket/receptacle side of the connection) BH BH = Bulkhead (indicates a panel-mounted connector that passes through an enclosure wall) LMR 100 LMR-100 = A specific low-loss coaxial cable by Times Microwave (0.110" OD, 50-ohm impedance) Smaller and more flexible than LMR-200, used for short runs and tight spaces CRIMP The attachment method (using a crimping tool to secure the connector to the cable) 2. Full Meaning: This describes a TNC Female Bulkhead connector designed to be crimped onto LMR-100 coaxial cable. 3. Key Features: Bulkhead mounting (for secure panel/wall installation) Crimp termination (for quick, reliable assembly) 50-ohm impedance (standard for RF applications) Weather-resistant (when properly installed)