Turns a coaxial cable end into a crimped BNC connection.
An HD BNC connector with a male body and 50Ω impedance. The crimp connection fixes the body onto the coaxial cable end and terminates the line in audio, video, data processing and telecommunication systems.
50ΩImpedance
MalePlug Type
CrimpLink Type
SilverOuter Jacket
1.3 maxVSWR (straight)
0.2 dBInsertion loss (3 GHz)
Electrical and mechanical specifications
50Ω impedanceThe connector works with a 50Ω line impedance.
VSWRStraight bodies stay at 1.3 max and right-angle bodies at 1.35 max.
Insertion lossInsertion loss stays at 0.2 dB max at 3 GHz.
Crimp terminationCrimping fixes the connector onto the cable end.
Male bodyThe male body mates directly with female BNC sockets.
The electrical table lists two impedance options, 50Ω and 75Ω; this record is defined as 50Ω.
