SMA male 90 degree connectors (inside threads with male inner pin); Termination: cable-crimp; Impedance: 50 ohms Connectors made from gold-plated

SMA Male Crimp Connector Key Features SMA plug Gold plated pin, body & ferrule (not pictured) Suits 2.5mm diameter cables such as RG174, RG316, and LMR100 Usage A crimp connector is used to terminate the end of a coaxial cable to allow connection to an RF device or antenna Each series of connector differs by method of connection, size, and electrical properties, allowing a technician to select a connector to best match the intended purpose Most crimp connectors consist of three components - the connector body, pin/socket, and crimping ferrule Terminating a coaxial cable with a crimp connector requires three tools - a wire stripper/cutter, soldering iron, and hex crimp You can find instructional videos on crimping most connectors on YouTube. Crimp Hex Die Sizing RG316/RG174 - 0.128" RG58/LMR195 - 0.213" LMR400/RG8 - 0.429"

roduct details of SMA Male RG58 RG316 RG174 Crimp Connector SMA connector series product is a widely used small coaxial connectors with threaded connections. The SMA series inch threaded connections, high strength, good shock resistance. The outer conductor ends in direct contact, so that the insertion loss to a minimum. Specification of SMA Male RG58 RG316 RG174 Crimp Connector Type: RF connector SMA Body plating: gold plated Body style: straight Mounting: Crimp