Pulse Type-N Straight Male Connector (Hex). Captive/Crimp Plug for Pulse-400, CNT-400, SPUMA-400 and LMR-400 Cables

Key Features

• N Plug

• Captive/Crimp Plug for Pulse-400, CNT-400, SPUMA-400 and LMR-400 Cables  

• Hex for wrench tightening  

• Captive Inner Contact 

• Crimp Outer Contact - Hex size 10.9

What is a Crimp Connector

• 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"


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Specifications

Electrical Specifications

• Resistance: 50Ω

• Frequency Range: DC-11GHz

• Working Voltage: 1000V RMS

• Withstand Voltage: 2500V RMS

• Contact Resistance:

• - (1) Centre Contact: <1mΩ

• - (2) Outer Contact: <1mΩ

• Insulation Resistance: >5000MΩ

• Insertion Loss: <0.24dB/6GHz

• VSWR: <1.15:1

Mechanical/Environmental Specifications

• Durability: >500 cycles

• Body Material: Brass

• Plating Material: Nickel

• Pin/Socket Contact: Brass/Beryllium-Copper

• Pin/Socket Plating: Gold

• Crimp Ferrule Material: Copper-alloy

• Crimp Ferrule Plating: Nickel

• Insulator: PTFE

• Operating Temperature: -55° to 155° C

• CECC 22210

• MIL-C-39012

• IEC 60169-16

• RoHS Compliant (Pb Free)

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