BNC

BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) connectors are a popular choice for radio frequency (RF) applications, offering a secure and versatile connection for a wide range of needs. These connectors are known for their bayonet-style coupling mechanism, which provides a quick and easy connection with a simple twist.

BNC connectors are a lightweight connector widely used in computer networks, test and instrumentation, telecommunications and broadcast industries. The quick disconnect bayonet coupling, small size, and low cost are key features. Cable termination styles available include crimp/crimp, one-piece sure twist, traditional solder/clamp styles as well as field service terminations requiring no special tools. BNC connectors are available both with 50ohm and 75ohm impedance for applications where impendence matching is important. Typically, the 75ohm BNC is used in video and telecommunication applications.

Main Features:

• Secure Connection: The bayonet coupling ensures a tight and secure connection, even in high-vibration environments.
• Durability: With a robust design and nickel-plated contacts, BNC connectors are resistant to corrosion and wear, offering reliable performance over time.
• Wide Frequency Range: Suitable for a wide range of frequencies, from DC to 11 GHz, making them suitable for various applications.
• Variety of Types: Available in various configurations, including straight, right-angle, bulkhead, and panel mount, BNC connectors can be adapted to diverse needs.
• Cost-Effective: Compared to other RF connectors, BNC connectors are generally more affordable, making them a cost-effective solution for many applications.