SMB Jack Connector Solder Type 4 Hole Flange Mount Solder Cup Terminal, .232 inch Hole Spacing

SMB Jack Connector Solder Type 4 Hole Flange Mount Solder Cup Terminal, .232 inch Hole Spacing Specification

Weight
Approx. 6g

Rated Temperature
-55C to +155C

Features
Compact, high-frequency performance, snap-on coupling, 4-hole flange mount for secure attachment, easy solder cup terminal connection

Diameter
Outer body: approx. 7.8mm

Impedance
50 Ohms

Cable Type
Compatible with coaxial cable (flexible and semi-rigid)

Conductor Shape
Round pin

Core Number
Single Core

Usage & Applications
RF and microwave communication, wireless systems, broadcast, test and measurement, radar

Number of Conductor
1

Core Material
Brass/Copper Alloy

Insulation
PTFE

Dielectiric Strength
1000V RMS (min)

Conductor Type
Solid

Install Type
4-hole flange mount, solder cup terminal

Operating Temperature
-55C to +155C

Locking Type
Snap-on

Product Type
SMB Jack Connector Solder Type

Voltage
500V max

Insulation Material
PTFE

Application
RF signal transmission, telecommunications, test equipment, instrumentation, and antenna connections

Conductor Material
Brass/Copper Alloy

Storage Temperature
-55C to +155C

Connector Color
Metallic Silver/Gold (depending on plating)

Shield Material
Nickel-plated or Gold-plated Brass/Copper alloy

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 19.6mm x 11.8mm x 8.5mm (with flange)

Color
Metallic Finish

Material
Brass/Copper Alloy, PTFE Insulator

Size
.232 inch (5.89mm) hole spacing, industry standard SMB size

Contact Plating
Gold-plated or Nickel-plated depending on model

Insulation Resistance
>=1000 M

Mounting Type
Panel Mounted (Flange)

Mounting Hole Diameter
Approx. 2.3mm

Contact Resistance
3 m (center contact), 2 m (outer contact)

VSWR
1.3 (up to 1 GHz)

Termination Style
Solder type, solder cup terminal

Mating Cycle Durability
>500 cycles

Frequency Range
DC to 4 GHz

Return Loss
21 dB (up to 1 GHz)

About SMB Jack Connector Solder Type 4 Hole Flange Mount Solder Cup Terminal, .232 inch Hole Spacing

The SMB connector is a subminiature RF connector commonly used for applications requiring frequencies up to 4 GHz. "SMB" stands for "SubMiniature version B." SMB connectors feature a snap-on coupling mechanism, making them easy to connect and disconnect without requiring tools. Theyre commonly used in applications such as telecommunications, test equipment, and cable assemblies.

High-Frequency Performance and Reliability

This SMB jack connector delivers stable signal transmission up to 4 GHz, featuring a minimum return loss of 21 dB (up to 1 GHz) and VSWR of 1.3 or below. Its PTFE insulation offers exceptional resistance, while robust materials ensure durability for over 500 mating cycles.

Versatile Applications

Designed for flexibility, this connector serves RF and microwave communication, broadcast, wireless infrastructure, radar, and test equipment. Its compact size and flange mount allow for secure integration in both new designs and retrofit projects.

Effortless and Secure Installation

Featuring a 4-hole flange and solder cup terminal, installation is straightforward and stable. The snap-on locking mechanism reduces connection time and ensures easy yet reliable attachment, making it suitable for panels and enclosures in various settings.

FAQs of SMB Jack Connector Solder Type 4 Hole Flange Mount Solder Cup Terminal, .232 inch Hole Spacing:

Q: How do I mount and connect the SMB Jack Connector Solder Type with a 4-hole flange?

A: For installation, mount the connector using the 4-hole flange and 2.3mm diameter holes on your panel. Solder your coaxial cable directly into the solder cup terminal for a secure electrical connection. The snap-on coupling allows for quick mate and de-mate cycles.

Q: What cable types are compatible with this SMB connector?

A: This connector supports both flexible and semi-rigid coaxial cables, making it suitable for diverse RF applications. Ensure cable sizing and conductor compatibility for optimal performance.

Q: When should I use this SMB jack in my project?

A: Use this SMB jack connector when you require reliable RF signal transmission, especially in telecommunications, test equipment, wireless systems, broadcast, instrumentation, or antenna applications up to 4 GHz.

Q: Where is this connector typically installed?

A: These connectors are commonly panel mounted within equipment chassis, test devices, communication hardware, and on antenna panels, benefitting from their secure flange mount design and compact footprint.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing a gold-plated versus nickel-plated contact model?

A: Gold-plated contacts offer lower contact resistance and enhanced corrosion resistance, ideal for demanding environments, while nickel-plated contacts provide good durability at a more economical cost.

Q: How does the snap-on locking type improve usability?

A: The snap-on mechanism simplifies connection and disconnection, enabling quick, reliable mating without the need for threading or special tools. This reduces installation time and ensures stable ongoing connectivity.

Q: What environmental conditions can this SMB connector withstand?

A: Rated for operating and storage temperatures from -55C to +155C and tested to a dielectric strength of at least 1000V RMS, this connector performs reliably in both standard and harsh environments.

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