The MMCX, MCX

Current wireless market exposed circus circus us many authors, both new and some familiar. Wide range of antennas, access points, routers, WLANs, wireless devices, PCMCIA cards, Bluetooth and wireless broadband equipment - range now available to Wi-Fi requirements for - according IEEE802.11a/b/g can sometimes seem awkward. What are input and output connectors are used with products certified Wi-Fi include: access points, gateways, residential gateways, PC cards, PCMCIA cards, UB devices, wireless print servers, computers compliant WLAN, PC peripherals, antennas, access devices to LAN and Internet? Many of these authors are not easily recognizable. We will try to give you a little background on the Wi-Fi and some tips to help you identify them. In addition to specialized interfaces circus circus are relatively new to the coaxial market, such as DMX, MC Card, MHF, there are variations on standard circus circus RF connectors styles that meet the requirements of FCC Part 15 and 802.11. The most common method for achieving compliance is to build connectors reverse polarity versions, or versions of gender (gender) of BNC, MCX, MMCX, N, SMA, SMB, and TNC.
QMA connectors are Speed versions - Disconnect the SMA connectors, they get stuck Bga - valid instead log in - by turning threads. QMAs couple two seconds instead of twenty, but more importantly, they can be rotated 360 degrees after the connection, facilitating flexibility circus circus and durability facilities jumpers (jumpers). The linkage mechanism of the QMA creates Author - water (butt joint) of 360 degrees is maintained even with rotation, resulting in low RF leakage. Since the inner-QMAs identical to SMAs, they offer performance low loss RF from DC to 6 GHz - Run, but can be used up to 18 GHz - Run. They offer the ability to withstand to high power of the SMA with the ability to be used in a denser environment. This is one of the reasons we are seeing increased usage of the interface - 50 ohm device arena Wi-Fi.
FME, or "Euro-Nipple" circus circus originated in Europe and are mainly used in the antenna connections. Have 50 ohm impedance and operate in the frequency range from DC up to 200 MB - Run. They connect with the threaded M8XP 0.75 and the female form special nipple.
You can find "F" primarily in antennas and cable TV. It is the author most familiar as coaxial connectors. Standard F connectors 75 ohm impedance, working voltage of 500 VRMS, they operate in the frequency range from DC to 1 GHz - Run, and with a 3/8-32 threaded coupling. There are versions to be encouraged, but they are not secure connections. Newer wireless applications sometimes require members of F "accurate", operating at higher frequencies and truer impedance.
The MMCX, MCX "miniature" circus circus micro series - miniature 50 ohm connectors developed in the 1990s for use in densely packed PCB layouts. They are about half the size of the SMB. Coupling mechanism lock-snap with slotted outer contact allows rotation of o360 without losing broadband performance circus circus with low reflection from DC to 6 GHz - Run. MMCX connectors conform to the European CECC 22000 and snap-on connection reduces installation time. MMCX plugs have no shell, a center circus circus pin and external snap ring visible. MMCX jacks have a larger body, center socket contact and internal spring slots to receive circus circus the external snap-ring outside of the plug. One way to differentiate MCX and MMCX If you do not have items for comparison is to remember that the MCX has slotted external spring fingers circus circus in the MMCX external solid with snap-ring.
Reverse plugs (RP) MMCX jack dielectric and center plug MMCX within the body of the MMCX. To identify them, look closely in the center of the connector. If you notice socket contact body having an external snap-ring, you have RP MMCX plug. They do not fit regular MMCX jacks. To attempt to damage contacts in both connectors. All performance characteristics and functions of the MMCX connector identical to RP MMCX.
MCX connectors, sometimes called OSX, came into use in the 1980s and they meet specifications CECC 22220. They have the same inner contact and dielectric dimensions as the SMB, but the outer diameter of the MCX plug is smaller by about 30% SMB. MCX fifty ohms require less power connection / disconnection than the SMBs and offer broadband performance from DC to 6 GHz - Hz with a voltage of 335 VRMS (depending on cable used), working voltage to a maximum of 250 V and a breakdown voltage of 1000 V . MCX connectors can be rotated 360 degrees for precision alignment without reducing performance. MCX center pin plugs, dielectric or insulation beyond the pin, and six slotted circus circus spring fingers surrounding the insulation. MCX plug into the jack body. MCX outlets larger body the locking mechanism of the spring plug, secluded retreats and slotted socket contact.
Type N connectors were developed - by Paul Neill, RF engineer at Bell Labs in the 1940s for military systems and were first coaxial connectors with true microwave performance. N connectors use an internal gasket sealer against the ravages of weather - air and have an air gap between the inner and outer contacts. When you look at N male, you will see the gasket circus circus inside the bark revolving coupling with a 5/8-24 threaded base grounding slotted outer loop and pin as center conductor. N female has slotted socket contact and a tapered inner to trap the ground ring of the male connector. N connectors 50 ohm conform circus circus to MIL-C-39012 and operate at frequencies up to 12 GHz - Run. Some versions have solid ground rings and can operate up to 18 GHz - Run, but you will find the slotted version is still useful. N connectors are widely used in bar - wide, phones and other microwave. Have common commercial antenna connector so that'll be forced at times to connect the N connectors other smaller.
SMA, connectors Subminiature version A (sometimes referred to as OSM) were developed - by Bendix Scintilla Corporation in the 1960 semi-precision units 50 ohms with small size, threaded coupling 1/4 "-