This SMA male connector is designed for crimping onto LMR 100 cables. It ensures a secure and stable connection for high-frequency signal transmission, ideal for telecommunications and other professional RF applications.
The term ”SMA M LMR 100 CRIMP” refers to an SMA connector, specifically a male type, that is crimped onto an LMR-100 coaxial cable. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each component and the crimping process:
Components:
1. SMA Connector (Male):
– SMA (SubMiniature version A): A type of coaxial RF connector used for high-frequency applications, typically up to 18 GHz. SMA connectors are known for their compact size and reliable performance.
– Male (M): The male SMA connector features a central pin that interfaces with the central conductor of a female SMA connector.
– Crimp: This SMA connector is designed to be attached to the cable using a crimping method. This involves compressing a metal sleeve around the cable and connector to create a secure connection.
2. LMR-100 Cable:
– LMR-100 Cable: A type of coaxial cable with a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms. It is known for its low attenuation and flexible design, making it suitable for high-frequency signal transmission in various RF applications.
– Construction: LMR-100 includes a central conductor, dielectric insulation, a braided shield, and an outer jacket. Its construction allows for flexibility and relatively low signal loss.
3. Crimping:
– Crimping: A method used to attach connectors to cables by mechanically compressing a metal ring or ferrule around the cable and connector. This process provides a reliable and durable connection.
This type of assembly is common in telecommunications, broadcasting, and other RF systems where high-frequency signals and durable connections are crucial. The combination of SMA connectors and LMR-100 cable ensures a flexible, high-performance solution for various demanding applications.





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