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Twinax Connectors

Twinax connectors are used with 78 Ω and 95 Ω conductor cables and operates from 0-200 MHz.

Due to the improved shielding characteristic (>30dB), these connectors are used in balanced low level and high sensitivity circuits.

Meets applicable sections of MIL-C-3655

Twinax connectors feature keyway polarization to ensure system integrity and prevent signals from being mixed. Ideal for computer network applications.


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Features & Benefits

Polarized key and keyway construction guarantees correct dual contact mate.
Large threaded connectors designed for rugged use.
Crimp contacts ensures lower cost of installation.
Clamp assembly allows quick assembly without requiring special tools
2 Stud bayonet design allows quick and easy coupling.


Applications

Cable Assembly Components MIL-Aerospace
Computer Networks/LAN Process Equipment    


Twinax Specifications

Electrical
Impedance Used with 78 Ω and 95 Ω twin conductor cables.
Frequency range Contact polarization: 0-200 MHz, 0-500 MHz with caution.
Voltage rating Keyway polarization: 500 volts peak

Mechanical
Mating Keyway polarization, 3/4-20 threaded coupling keyed 90°
Cable affixment Braid clamp, "V" groove gasket and clamp nut mechanism.

Material
Contacts Male: Brass
Female: beryllium copper.
Silver plated or gold plated.
Other metal parts Brass, nickel finish
Insulators Copolymer of styrene, Noryl, or polyester, as listed.
Clamp gaskets Silicone rubber or synthetic rubber

Environmental
Temperature Range Copolymer of Styrene:
- 55°C to +85°C
Noryl:
- 45 °C to + 121 °C
Weatherproof All Twinax Contact connectors are weatherproof when mated

Military Specifications
Amphenol twinaxial connectors, polarized key and keyway construction, meet applicable sections of MIL-C-3655
Note: These characteristics are typical but may not apply to all connectors.


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