UHF Connectors
UHF coax connectors reliably carries signals at frequencies up to 100 MHz with thread coupling. Widely used for Antennas, Military, Public Address Systems and Low-frequency applications etc…
UHF connector is designed in World War II or earlier, and invented in the 1930’s by an Amphenol engineer Edward Clarke Quackenbush for use in the radio industry. The most popular cable plug and corresponding chassis-mount socket carry the old Signal Corps nomenclatures PL-259 (plug) and SO-239 (socket).
- Designed for low frequency systems from 0.6-300MHz;
- Threaded coupling mechanism is easy for assembly with high durability;
UHF Connector Products
UHF Connector Male 180 Degree Crimp Type for Cable RG214
UHF Connector SO-239 Straight Jack Crimp Type for Cable RG58
UHF M Connector Straight Twist-on Plug for RG213/U
UHF Connector PL259 SO239 RF Coaxial Straight Clamp Type
UHF Connector Soldering Type Straight Male for Cable
UHF F Connector 2 Hole Flange Straight Female Solder Type
UHF Connector Wall Plate Female Straight 4 Hole Flange Mount
UHF Panel Connector Straight Female 4 Hole Flange Mount
UHF Bulkhead Connector Female 180 Degree Solder Type for Cable
UHF RF Connector 180 Degree Male Crimp Type for Cable RG59
RG8 UHF Connector 180 Degree Crimp Type Male for Cable
UHF Connector RG213 Cable Clamp Type Straight Plug
UHF Connector Interface
UHF Connector Technical Datasheet
Electrical Characteristics
- Impedance：Non-constant
- Frequency Range: 0~300MHz
- Vlotage Rating: 500 volts peak
Mechanical Characteristics
- Coupling: 5/8-24 threaded coupling
- Cable Affixment: Braid Solder, Set screw, clamp and crimp
- Durability(mating) ≧ 500 cycles (For Beryllium Copper Contact)
Environmental Characteristics
- Temprature Range:
Mica-filled phenolic insulators: -55°C ~ +149°C
Copolymer of styrene and polystyrene: -55°C ~ +85°C
TFE insulators: -65°C ~ +165°C - Weatherproof: Except as noted, all UHF series are non-weatherproof