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TYPE SMA is one kinf of RF coaxial connectors that is widely applied,with small-sized thread coupling,characteristic impedance is 50 Ω,This SMA series is small threaded coaxial connectors with high frequency bandwidth, excellent performance, high reliability and long life, has a wide range of application, eg: connection for two-way radio, audio, video, and other test equipment.
Product Specification:
Temp range:-65～+165℃ (PE Cable-40～+85℃)
Vibration:MIL-STD-202,Method 213
Impedance:50Ω
Frequency Range：DC～12.4GHz
Working Voltage：335V max
Insulation resistance≥ 5000 MΩ Insertion loss≤0.15 dB/6GHz
SMA Coaxial adapter
Body Plating:Goldplated
Connector Material:Brass
Gender:SMA Plug,male pin/SMA Jack,female pin
Style:Right Angle
Mounting Type:Free hanging
Mom
2025-09-04 13:38:57
Works on Eufy s330 4G LTE wireless camera if you need an extender for an external antenna
Archie
2025-07-14 11:48:50
Quality connectors that fit fine. Haven't noticed any signs of signal degradation. Takes the strain off of SMA connectors on gateway.
John W G
2025-04-28 15:16:35
Durable connectors to be prepared tlfor any antenna cable connection
Juan Palmer
2025-03-28 16:16:50
fitted where I needed it to where space was limited.
Nobita
2025-03-09 14:46:19
I used them for IC PHY level testing of 802.11g 54 Mbps and and 802.11nMCS-7 20 MHz BW tests. I needed to add 10 dB inline attenuators because the output signal is too high going into the RF digitizer causing compression. There isn't enough clearance under the boards so these SMA elbows work great. There isn't any specification of the Insertion Loss, BW or VSWR on these SMA elbows. However, I did measure the EVM of the IC and the results correlates well even without the SMA elbows inline to the RF Digitizer. Since EVM is composite measurement, it is safe to state the the match is good and the insertion loss is less than 1 dB.Mechanical wise, the male connector head turns freely. This is typical and preferred for my application so that if there is a tug on the RF cable, there will be some tolerance for it to turn such that it doesn't rip apart my USD 100+ SMP/SMA RF cables. I have a bunch of them per-board. If you desire a tight connection, then use a SMA torque tool. I have one of these tool and they can cost a few hundred dollars and you have to get them calibrated every year. I typically use this tool only when I do not want any play or movement when connecting up all the RF instrumentations. It may also help the gain by 0.1 dB, but that's very subjective. In most cases, my finger does all the torqueing.
Hank Wegener
2025-01-29 12:00:35
I'm using these on a 5G home internet modem to make it easier on my antenna wires. They fit the bill and are a very good deal for the money
ChristheITguy
2025-01-22 18:06:15
Perfect! Allows me to angle cables properly to mount my mobile router in a vehicle and keep the cables tucked neatly against the unit.
Crystal Dillinger
2025-01-18 15:35:29
Used these to run an external wifi adapter and they worked great.
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