DIN M RA 1/2″ LDF SOLDER

Impedance – 50Ω, Frequency – 6.5Ghz, VSWR – 1.15:1 (Max), Dielectric Resistance -≥5000MΩ , country of origin-Made in India, packaging Type- Box, Colour-Silver, Usage- Connector Cable and Microwave Parts.

The DIN M RA 1/2″ LDF SOLDER is a specialized connector used primarily in the telecommunications industry for linking coaxial cables, specifically low-density foam (LDF) cables, to various types of equipment. Here’s a detailed description:

Overview
The DIN M RA 1/2″ LDF SOLDER connector is designed to provide a reliable and high-performance connection in RF (radio frequency) applications. It is commonly used in cellular base stations, antenna systems, and other high-frequency signal transmission setups.

Specifications
Type: DIN Male Right Angle (RA) Solder Connector
Cable Compatibility: 1/2″ Low-Density Foam (LDF) Coaxial Cable
Gender: Male
Angle: Right Angle (90 degrees)
Termination Method: Solder
Physical Characteristics
Material: The body of the connector is typically made from high-quality brass with a nickel or silver plating to enhance durability and resistance to corrosion.
Center Conductor: The center pin is usually gold-plated to ensure excellent conductivity and to minimize signal loss.
Insulation: The dielectric insulator is made from PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) which provides superior insulation properties and stability over a wide temperature range.
Electrical Performance
Frequency Range: The connector is capable of handling frequencies up to 6 GHz, making it suitable for various RF applications.
VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio): Typically less than 1.2:1, indicating low signal reflection and high efficiency.
Impedance: 50 ohms, which is standard for most RF applications to ensure optimal signal transfer.
Mechanical Features
Coupling Mechanism: The connector uses a screw-thread coupling mechanism, ensuring a secure and stable connection.
Right Angle Design: The right-angle configuration helps in managing cable routing in tight spaces, reducing strain on the cable and connectors.