M4 CONNECTOR

M4 RF Connectors

Description:

• M4 RF Connectors could refer to specific connectors used for radio frequency (RF) applications, though they are less common than more widely known RF connector types.

Specifications:

• Impedance: Typically designed for specific impedance requirements (e.g., 50 ohms or 75 ohms).
• Material: Often made from high-quality metals to ensure low signal loss and reliable performance.
• Design: May include features such as shielding to prevent signal interference.

Applications:

• Communication Systems: Used in RF applications such as antennas, transmitters, and receivers.
• Broadcasting: Applied in broadcast equipment for signal transmission.

M4 Screw Connectors

Description:

• M4 Screw Connectors refer to connectors that use M4-sized screws for secure attachment. These can be found in various types, including terminal blocks and panel connectors.

Specifications:

• Screw Size: Designed to fit M4 screws, which are a common size for secure mechanical connections.
• Material: Made from durable materials such as metal and plastic, depending on the application.

Applications:

• Electrical Panels: Used for making connections within electrical panels and enclosures.
• Industrial Equipment: Applied in machinery and equipment requiring robust screw connections.

General Characteristics

**1. Size and Threading: The “M4” designation often refers to the size of the connector or the threading used. In metric threading, “M4” indicates a diameter of 4 millimeters.

**2. Material and Durability: Connectors may be made from various materials, including metals for strength and conductivity, and plastics for insulation.

**3. Electrical Ratings: Depending on the application, connectors may be rated for different voltages, currents, and frequencies.

**4. Installation: Typically involves mechanical attachment using screws or crimping tools, depending on the type of connector.