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MILMIL--CC--39012, DFARS 25239012, DFARS 252--225225--7014,7014,303 Passivated, IPC JSTD303 Passivated, IPC JSTD--001D,001D, & IPCIPC--WHMAWHMA--AA--620A620A

ANTCOM CORPORATION . 367 Van Ness Way, Suite 602 . Torrance, CA 90501 . Tel: (310) 782-1076 . Fax: (310) 782-1086 . E-mail: [email protected] . http://www.antcom.com

RF Cable Assemblies

1 of 832CC: 3CVE1, NAICS: 334511, S.H. 4/5/2010 Antcom's Proprietary



Cable & Connector Selection/Matching


Cable Type Center Conductor Dia.

Teflon Dia.

Ground Dia.

Over All Dia.

LMR 200 0.044 0.115 0.144 0.195RG316 Single Double Braised 0.021 0.061 0.097 0.117

Connector Connex Cable Cable Group Hole Dia. Crimp Selection

RG178

RD178

RG316

RD316

LMR200

RG058

RG178

RD178

RG316

RD316

LMR200

RG058

gRG316 Single Braised 0.021 0.061 0.079 0.097RG178 Single Braised 0.012 0.033 0.052 0.071RG178 Single Double Braised 0.012 0.033 0.071 0.087

Connector P/N Cable Cable Group Hole Dia. Tool Selection

132101 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1132114 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 1132176 RG316 D Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05A,14,13 0.067 C 1132220 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

SMA Male

SMA Female/Bukhead p132285 RG316 D Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05A,14,13 0.067 C 1132286 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1122387 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1122116 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 2122118 RG316 Crimp/PIN RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05 14 13 0 067 B 3

SMA Female/Bukhead with O-ring

TNC Male 122118 RG316 Crimp/PIN, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 3122395 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Teflon) 05,14,13 0.067 B 1122400 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1122192 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 2122210 RG316 Crimp/PIN, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 3122428 RG316 C i RG 178/047 S ld (T fl ) 05 14 13 0 067 B 1

TNC Female Bulkhead

122428 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Teflon) 05,14,13 0.067 B 1172235 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1172180 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B/J 1252103 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 1252127 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

N Right Angle Male

MCX Male


p262113 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1262103 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 2262102 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

MMCX Right Angle Male



Connector Adapter(1 of 2)


SMA-F to SMA-F(or SMA Barrel) SMA-FB to SMA-F SMA-F to RSMA-M SMA-F to MCX-M

SMA M t MCX FSMA-F to MMCX-F SMA-F to MMCX-M

SMA-M to MCX-F

SMA-F to SMB-M

SMA-M to TNC-F SMA-F to TNC-M SMA-F to RTNC-MRSMA F t RTNC MS to NC S to NCRSMA-F to RTNC-M

SMA-F to N-MSMA-M to N-M

SMA-F to N-F SMA-F to N-FB SMA-M to N-F


SMA-F to BNC-M SMA-M to BNC-MSMA-F to BNC-F SMA-M to BNC-F N-F to BNC-M



Connector Adapter(2 of 2)


TNC-F to TNC-M TNC-F to N-F TNC-M to N-F RTNC-M to N-F N-F to RTNC-M

N F t TNC M TNC-M to N-FN-F to TNC-M TNC M to N F

SMA-F to WR28


N-M to N-M N-F to N-F N-M to N-FRight Angle



Typical Cables Used (2 of 4)


Remote Globalstar Antenna CablesP/N: SMA-RM-RG316-7in-SMA-RM, Item 449

Globalstar and GPS Cables Remote Globalstar Antenna CablesGlobalstar and GPS CablesP/N: SMA-MR-RG316-18in, 24in, (Item 383, 384, 385) P/N: SMA-RM-RG316-7in-SMA-FB, Item 450

Integrated Beidou Tx Antenna CableIntegrated Beidou Tx Antenna Cable,P/N: SMA-RM-RG178-6.0in-TRIMMED, Item 455

Integrated Beidou Antenna, DC Cables,

SMA-RM-RG316-X.Xin-MCX-RM

g , ,P/N: MCX-RM-RG316-7.0in-TRIMMED, Item 454

RG178RD178

RG316RD316

LMR200RG058

SMA-M-RG316-25in-MMCX-RM

SMA-FB-RG178-X.Xin-SSMT-RM

RD178 RD316 RG058



GPS Cable

RG178 RG316 LMR200

RG058RD178 RD316





RG178 to RG316 to SMA-M

Reversed Polarity(RP) SMA Female (Jack)

Reversed Polarity(RP) SMA Male (Plug)

SMA-RM SSMB-M P/N: 6M423-24-1

(Item 392L)SSMC-M P/N:8M323-24-1 (Item 392R)

RG178-SMP-1.655IN, Item 363gdd

RG316 to SMA-RM RG316 to SMA-RM

SMC-M P/N:152101

SMB-RM P/N: 142194-11

(Item 355)SMC-RM P/N:152107-75 (Item 354b)

RG316D to SMA-RM

RG316 to SMC-RM

P/N:152101 (Item 354a)

SSMC-RM P/N:153101 (Item

RG316 to SSMC-RM

SMC-F

SMC-M P/N:152101 (Item 354a)

354d)

SSMB-F

RG316 to SMA-RMRG316

SSMC-F

SSMC-M P/N:153100 (Item 354c)


SMB-MSMB-F

P/N: SMA-F-LMR100A-6in(Item 388)SMA-Female-Trimmed 6in LMR100 Cable





RG178 to MMCX-MRG178 to MCX-RM

P/N: Hysol 9460,(Item 644)

RG316 to MMCX-M

MCX RM

RG316 to MCX-RM 2.5in

RG178 to MMCX-RMRG316 to MCX-RM

RG316 to MMCX-RMRG316 to MCX-RM

2.5in RG178 Straight to BNC-M Crimped forGPS, Iridium, & Globalstar AntennaP/N: RG178-BNC-M-2.5 (Item 363b)

RG316 to MCX-M

H.FL GPS Cable from Digi-Key,P/N: 229-1006/7-ND


MCX-RG316-CrimpCable Antenna Connecto

P/N: 252193 , Item 336CP/N: MMCXB-RD178-7.0in-TRIMMED, Item 371Huber/Suhner’s Con P/N: 24_MMCX-50-2-1/111_0

Double Shield RG-178



SMA-RM-RG316-3.2in-N-FB, Item 409a



Connectors/Cables for Integrated Beidou


Internal Integrated Beidou Cable AssemblyP/N: IBC (Item 456)

External Integrated Beidou Cable AssemblyP/N: EBC (Item 457)

Internal Dual-Cable Bulkhead Connector for Integrated Beidou P/N: IBC 1 (Item 456a)Integrated Beidou, P/N: IBC-1 (Item 456a)

Internal Dual-Cable for Integrated Beidou G1 4 3 i S

SOLIDRIB 1460060 (Item 379b)Grommet/Strain Release

for 379a Cable

Internal Dual Cable for Integrated BeidouP/N: IBC-2 (Item 456b) RG174-38in-SMB-RM

(Item 379a)with SMB-RM from Antcom,


Internal Dual-Cable Connector for Integrated BeidouP/N: IBC-3 (Item 456c)



LMR 195F/200F/RG316B Cables


P/N: LMR200F-XXin-SMA-M, Item 374, 375, 376

SMA-M-RG316B-6ft-SMB-RM,Item 435b

(SMB-RM from Antcom)P/N: 12006-4241-A006

SMA-M-LMR200F-XXftSMA M It 431 432

SMA-M-LMR195F-12ft-SMB-M, Item 433, 435

-SMA-M, Item 431, 432

http://www.overmoldtooling.com/http://www.products-for-

computers.com/isc-eng/coaxial-


P/N: LMR195F-5FT-SMC-Plug, Item 377

computers.com/isc eng/coaxialcables.html



SMA-M- LMR195F-Xin-SMB-M for Thuraya IP Array AntennasP/N: MS-151-C(BP) Hirose Connector/Cable for Black Bird Antennas


http://www.hirose.co.jp/cataloge_hp/e35801609.pdfP/N: MS-151-C(BP)





I idi 16 f (196i 5 ) LMR C bl

Iridium 5 ft LMR Cable,P/N: LMR200-60in-TNC-M, Item 372

P/N:4U884ASSY6552305-001 Rev C (Item 425)


Iridium 16 ft (196in, 5m) LMR Cable,P/N: LMR200-196in-TNC-M, Item 373



Cables for Iridium/GPS Antenna for Under Water Applications for USD: 7ft Long





P/N: RG178-MCX-RM2-4.8in , Item 361a4.8in MCX Right Angle Crimped Cable,

for Low Cost GPS/Omnistar Novatel Antenna


44 45 [1 80"]-1.4in, -1.5in, -1.8 in , -3.8 in, -4.8in, -X.Xin

P/N: 252135

44.45 [1.80 ]5.7 [0.225]4.4 [0.175]3 2 [0 125]

RG-178B/U (196A/U) CABLE

3.2 [0.125]

ANTCOM CORP.S. Huynh


LOW PROFILE RIGHT ANGLE MCX MALEPIG TAIL RG-178B/U (196A/U) CABLE

RG178-MCX-RM2-X.Xin(X.Xin Right Angle, Crimped, GPS)

RG178-MCX-RM2-X.XinRG178-MCX-RM-X.Xin -



Trimmed RG178 Cables for GPS & Globalstar P/N: RG178-1.1, Item 356


ANTCOM CORP

= 1.80" FOR RG178-2 (for GPS)= 1.10" FOR RG178-3 (for Globalstar)


ANTCOM CORP.



1.4in, 1.8in, 2.1in, 2.5in & 3.7in Straight, Crimped for GPS, Iridium, & Globalstar Antenna

P/N: RG178-MCX-M-1.4,-1.8, -2.1, -2.8 (Item 363, 360, 360s, 363a)


For Iridium Helix:P/N: RG178-MCX-M-2.8, Item 363aF A Sid C AFor Amp, Side Connector Antennas:P/N: RG178-MCX-M-2.1, Item 360For Amp, Side Connector Antennas:P/N: RG178-MCX-M-1.8, Item 360sFor Iridium Helix:P/N: RG178-MCX-M-1.4, Item 363




P/N: UHF-Red-P1-N-Crimped Rev C, Item 406


N Male Right AngleCONNEX's P/N: 172180

CABLE IS CRIMPED ON,RED SHRINK TUBING

P1P1

ANTCOMCORP.RG316 SINGLE SHIELDED CABLE




P/N: S-Band-Blue-P1-N-Soldered, Item 405


N Male Right AngleCONNEX's P/N: 172235

CABLE IS SOLDERED ON,Adhesive Heat Shrink Tubing Inside

with Blue Heat Shrink Tubing on the ouside(Solder flow in as much as possible)

CONNEX s P/N: 172235

P1





C-Band-P2-Red-TNC-Soldered, Item 404


CABLE IS SOLDERED ON,Adhesive Heat Shrink Tubing Inside

with Red Heat Shrink Tubing on the ouside(Solder flow in as much as possible)

TNC Male,CONNEX's P/N: 122387

P2





RG316 TNC Antenna Cable,P/N: TNC-Crimped-36in-Red, -60in-Red (Item 397, 398)


CABLE IS CRIMPED ON,RED SHRINK TUBING

CONNEX P/N :CONNEX P/N :122395

ANTCOMCORPRG316 SINGLE SHIELDED CABLE


ANTCOMCORP.



Iridium 5 ft LMR Cable,P/N: LMR200-60in-TNC-M, Item 372





Iridium 16 ft (196in, 5m) LMR Cable,P/N: LMR200-196in-TNC-M, Item 373


TNC CRIMP PLUG- LMR 200,,CONNEX's P/N: 122410

LMR 200 CABLE

LMR 200 CABLE

ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.



Choke Ring Antenna Cable, TNC ConnectorSMA-MR-RG316-3.2in-TNC-FB, Item 409


Connex: 132123

Connex: 122400

RG316 CrimpedSoldered on

2.7 [0.106] 5 4 [0 212]2.7 [0.106](3.2 +/-0.1) in

Sep-16-05S.H

92mm [3.6in]12.2 [0.482]4.0 [0.156]

[ ] 5.4 [0.212]10.6 [0.417]

ANTCOM CORP.


SMA-RM-RG316-3.2in-TNC-FB

Right Angle SMA Male toTNC Female Bulkhead Choke Ring Cable



Choke Ring Antenna Cable, N ConnectorSMA-MR-RG316-3.2in-N-FB, Item 409a


Connex: 132123

Connex: 172129

RG316 Crimped

(3.2 +/-0.1) in

Crimped RG316

Sep-16-05S.H ANTCOM CORP.


SMA-RM-RG316-3.2in-N-FB

Right Angle SMA Male toN Female Bulkhead Choke Ring Cable



Choke Ring Antenna,TNC-MR-RG316-2.8in-TNC-FB, Item 410


Connex: 122420

Connex: 122400

RG316 Soldered onSoldered on

4 0 [0 156]2.7 [0.106]

4.0 [0.156]2.7 [0.106]

(2.8 +/-0.1) in

Sep-16-05 ANTCOM CORP.S.H

85.4mm [3.36in]12.2 [0.482]

4.0 [0.156]15.0 [0.590]


TNC-RM-RG316-2.8in-TNC-FB

Right Angle TNC Male toTNC Female Bulkhead Choke Ring Cable



Inmarsat, RG316-Crimped Cable,P/N: RG316-MMCX-RM-5.00-SMA-F-B, Item 417


MMCX Male Right AngleP/N: 262103

SMA Female BulkheadP/N: 132284

RG316 CABLE

ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.



Inmarsat, RG178-Soldered Cable,P/N: SMA-FB-RD178-X.Xin-MMCX-RM, Item 418





Inmarsat, 7in RG178 Double Shield Crimped Cable,P/N: RD178-7in-MMCX-RM, Item 366



RD178 (DOUBLE SHIELD) STRANDED CABLE

ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.MMCX Male Right Angle

P/N: 262102



Inmarsat, 9in RG178 Double Shield Crimped Cable,P/N: RD178-9in-MMCX-RM, Item 368




ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.MMCX Male Right Angle

P/N: 262102



Inmarsat, RG178 Soldered Cable,P/N: RG178-MMCX-RM-6.0, -7.5, -9.0 (Item 364, 365, 367)


MMCX Male Right AngleP/N: 262103 or 262111

Soldered5.7 [0.225]MMCX Male Right Angle

RD178 CABLE

4.4 [0.175]3.2 [0.125]

P/N: 262103

ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.



Iridium RG316 Right Angle MMCX Cable,P/N: RG316-MMCX-RM-13in, -18in Item 395, 393


MMCX Male Right AngleMMCX Male Right AngleP/N: 262103

CrimpedMMCX Male Right AngleP/N 262103 3 2 [0 125]

4.4 [0.175]

11.0 [0.435]

RG316 CABLE

P/N: 262103 3.2 [0.125]

ANTCOMCORP.




P/N: RG316-MMCX-M-7in (Item 396), -12in (Item 394),-18in (Item 393b), -24in (Item 393a)


-7in-, 12in, 18in 24in-18in, -24in




P/N: RG178-MMCX-M-9.0 (Item 369), -6.0, -7.5


MMCX MaleP/N: 26210

Soldered5.7 [0.225]4.4 [0.175]3.2 [0.125]

RD178 CABLE

MMCX MaleP/N: 26210

0.785in max

ANTCOMCORP.

0.785in max




C-Band Antenna Cable,P/N: MCX-M-O85-Cable, Item 442


P/N: 252107, Item 342

P/N: 810167, Item 446




P/N: SMA-MR-RG316-18in, 24in, (Item 383, 384, 385)


Connex: 132123

-9in, -12in, -18in, -24in, -36in, -60in

5.7 [0.225]4.4 [0.175]3 2 [0 125]3.2 [0.125]

Oct-07-03


SMA-MR-RG316-XXin

Right Angle SMA Male toXX" RG316 Cable



P/N: SMA-M-RG316-Xin (Item 386b9)





Integrated Beidou Tx Antenna Cable,P/N: SMA-RM-RG178-6.0in-TRIMMED, Item 455


SMA-RM: Connex's P/N: 132123

5.7 [0.225]4.4 [0.175]3 2 [0 125]SOLDEREDON

RG-178B/U(196A/U)CABLE

3.2 [0.125]SOLDEREDON

TINNED

[1.75IN]

Removable Outter Plastic Jack

Oct-07-03

6.0in


SMA-RM-RG178-6.0in-TRIMMED

Right Angle SMA Male to RG178 Cable Trimmed(Integrated Beidou Tx Ant)



Integrated Beidou Antenna Cables,P/N: SMA-MR-RG316-1.3in-MCX-RM, -6.0in-MCX-RM (Item 424. 423)


-1.3in, -1.5in, -2.0in, -2.5in,4.5in, -6.0in, -9.0in, -12in, -24in

Connex: 132123 Connex: 252102

Oct-07-03


SMA-RM-RG316-X.Xin-MCX-RM-M

Right Angle SMA Male toRight Angle MCX Male Cable



Integrated Beidou Antenna, Tx HPA Cables,P/N: SMA-RM-12AM-RG316-7.0in-MCX-RM-3AM, Item 453


-1.3in, -1.5in, -2.0in, -2.5in,4.5in, -6.0in, -7.0in, -9.0in, -12in, -24in

SMA-RM: Connex's P/N: 132123 MCX-RM: Connex 's P/N: 252102

Oct-07-03


SMA-RM-12AM-RG316-7.0in-MCX-RM-3AM

Right Angle SMA Male to Right Angle MCX Male Cable(Integrated Beidou Tx in)



Integrated Beidou Antenna, DC Cables,P/N: MCX-RM-RG316-7.0in-TRIMMED, Item 454


5.7 [0.225]4.4 [0.175]3 2 [0 125]CRIMPED ON

MCX-RM: Connex's P/N: 252102

RG316

3.2 [0.125]CRIMPED ON

[1.075IN]

Removable Outter Plastic Jack

Oct-07-03

7.0IN


MCX-RM-RG316-7.0in-TRIMMED

Right Angle MCX Male to RG316 Cable Trimmed(Integrated Beidou Tx DC)



Integrated Beidou Antenna Cables,P/N: SMA-RM-RG316-12in-MMCX-RM, Item 421, P/N: SMA-RM-RG316-6.0in-MMCX-RM, Item 422


-4.5in, -6.0in, -9.0in,-12in, -18in, -24in, -36in

Connex: 132123

RG316

July-30-04



SMA-RM-RG316-XXin-MMCX-RM

Right Angle SMA Male toRight Angle MMCX Male Cable



Cable for L3,P/N: SMA-M-RG316-3in-SSMA-RM


SSMA Male Right AngleAEP P/N: 9765-1523-003

SMA MaleCONNEX P/N:

RG316 Cabl e

3.0 In.

0.5 In.

ANTCOMCORP.




P/N: RD178-MMCX-RM-4.25-SMC-BM



SMC Bulk HeadP/N: 152137 P/N: 262102


ANTCOMCORP.


ANTCOMCORP.



P/N: RD178-MMCX-RM-2.63-MMCX-RM





ANTCOMCORP.



ANTCOMCORP.



P/N:4U884ASSY6552305-001 Rev D (Item 425)


SMA-RM

SMA-RM

P/N: 132182

P/N: 132182(0.5-1.0)inHeat ShrinkTubing

(0.5-1.0)inHeat ShrinkTubing

P/N: MIL-C-17/113-RD316 (Double Braised)

3.75in3.75in




Cable Antenna for Tele IP,P/N: 54400032





3/6/8/Xft SMA-Male to SMB Right Angle Male Black RG174 Cable(Antcom’s P/N: SMA-M-RG316B-Xft-SMB-RM,

X=03 (Item 435c) , X=06 (Item 435b), X=08 (Item 435d) ), X=09 (Item 435e ), X=12 (Item 435f)


SMB-RM MaleAntcom' s

P/N:142194-11 1 5i

SMA MaleCONNEX

P/N: 1321140 50 in

0.70inAdhesive HeeatShrink Tubing

1.00inClear Heat

Shrink Tubing Outide


1.00inClear Heat


(Item 355)1.5in

Clear HeatShrink Tubing

to Coverthe Label

Coleman's RG174 Black Cable

0.50 in Shrink TubingInside

Shrink TubingInside

To Radio To GPS

Printed on or on sticker lable Printed on or on sticker lable

ANTCOM

3ft, 6ft, 9ft or #ft


ANTCOM



(Antcom’s Antenna P/N:1G1215A-36MNRSMB-4)Antcom’s Cable P/N: MCX-FB-RG316B-36in-SMB-RM, Item 435s


SMB-RM MaleAntcom' s

P/N:142194-11

Antom'sMCX-FB

P/N: 252193(Item 336c)

1.00inRegular Heat

Shrink Tubing Outide 1.00in(Item 355)

0.50 in


Inside



Inside

Regular HeatShrink Tubing Outide

Coleman's RG174 Black Cable

0.50 in Inside

ANTCOM

36in, or Xin




H.FL GPS Cable from Digi-Key,P/N: 229-1006/7-ND

ANTCOM CORPORATION . 367 Van Ness Way, Suite 602 . Torrance, CA 90501 . Tel: (310) 782-1076 . Fax: (310) 782-1086 . E-mail: [email protected] . http://www.antcom.comhttp://www.hirose-connectors.com/connectors/H204ProductList.aspx?c1=H.FL&c3=3




H.FL Connector for GPShttp://www.hirose-connectors.com/connectors/H204ProductList.aspx?c1=H.FL&c3=3


For RG-196A/U Cable




802.11 MHF Cable from Global Component,P/N: 05G-092

http://www.globalsources.com/manufacturers/MHF-Connector.html






802.11 MHF Cable from Global Component,P/N: 05G-092






20279 MHF Connector for 802.11 MHF Global Cable (P/N: 05G-092),P/N: 20279






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U.FL Connectors


xaM5.2

U.FL-LP-040PlugCable

Dia.0.81

Part No

U.FL-LP-040 U.FL-LP-062 U.FL-LP-088

3 3

U.FL-LP-066

3

U.FL-LP(V)-040

8.2

8.2

U.FL-R-SMTReceptacle

xa

PlugCable

U.FL-LP-066

Dia.1.32Dia 1 13

Part No.

M t d H i ht 2.5mm Max. 2.5mm Max. 2.0mm Max. 2.4mm Max. 2.4mm Max.

4

39.1

5

58.1

4

39.1

3.4

5.1

4

8.1

aM5.2


Dia.1.13

PlugCable

U.FL-LP(V)-040

Mated Height

Applicablecable

Weight (mg)

(2.4mm Nom.) (2.4mm Nom.) (1.9mm Nom.) (2.3mm Nom.) (2.3mm Nom.)

Dia. 0.81mm Dia. 0.81mm Dia. 1mm Dia. 1.37mmCoaxial cable Coaxial cable Coaxial cable Coaxial cable

53.7 59.1 34.8 45.5 71.7

Dia. 1.13mm andDia. 1.32mmCoaxial cable

xaM) xaM5) xaM 2)U.FL-LP(V)-040

U.FL-LP-040U.FL-LP-066

E.FL-LP-040E.FL-LP-066

Mated Height Comparison(With E.FL series)

xaM0.2


Dia.0.81

PlugCableU.FL-LP-062

GND GND

GND

Cut Out Prohibition Area

SIGØ2 5

4±0.051.9±0.05

9.1(

M0.2 4.2(

5.2 3(2.3

U.FL E.FL

xaM4.2

g


Dia.1.00

GND

GNDSIG

Ø2

32.60.6

52.153.0 50.0

50. 0± 1

1±0.05

50.0±2.2

)3eto

N(xaM2

• SMA Conversion Adapter(Mating portion: U.FL side plug - SMA side jack)

xaM4.2

Plug CableU.FL-LP-088


Dia.1.37 Recommended PCB mounting patte

±50.1

2.1

)1.3(6.28.1

14.05

5

6 5.6(4.05)


Receptacle

Part No.

HRMJ-U.FLP

CL No.

311-0301-5

53.6Ø

1/4-36UNS-2Ahttp://www.hirose-connectors.com/connectors/H204ProductList.aspx?c1=U.FL&c3=3



SMA-M- LMR195F-Xin-SMB-M for Thuraya IP Array AntennasP/N: MS-151-C(BP) Hirose Connector/Cable


http://www.hirose.co.jp/cataloge_hp/e35801609.pdfP/N: MS-151-C(BP)




The History of 50 Ohms


This from Harmon Banning of W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. cable:

There are probably lots of stories about how 50 Ohms came to be. The one I am most familiar goesp y glike this. In the early days of microwaves - around World War II, impedances were chosen dependingon the application. For maximum power handling, somewhere between 30 and 44 Ohms was used. Onthe other hand, lowest attenuation for an air filled line was around 93 Ohms. In those days, therewere no flexible cables, at least for higher frequencies, only rigid tubes with air dielectric. Semi-rigidcable came about in the early 50's while real microwave flex cable was approximately 10 years latercable came about in the early 50's, while real microwave flex cable was approximately 10 years later.

Somewhere along the way it was decided to standardize on a given impedance so that economy andconvenience could be brought into the equation. In the US, 50 Ohms was chosen as a compromise.There was a group known as JAN which stood for Joint Army and Navy who took on these mattersThere was a group known as JAN, which stood for Joint Army and Navy who took on these matters.They later became DESC, for Defense Electronic Supply Center, where the MIL specs evolved. Europechose 60 Ohms. In reality, in the US, since most of the "tubes" were actually existing materialsconsisting of standard rods and water pipes, 51.5 Ohms was quite common. It was amazing to seeand use adapter/converters to go from 50 to 51.5 Ohms. Eventually, 50 won out, and special tubingp g y p gwas created (or maybe the plumbers allowed their pipes to change dimension slightly).

Further along, the Europeans were forced to change because of the influence of companies such asHewlett-Packard which dominated the world scene. 75 Ohms is the telecommunications standard,because in a dielectric filled line, somewhere around 77 Ohms gives the lowest loss. (Cable TV) 93Ohms is still used for short runs such as the connection between computers and their monitorsbecause of low capacitance per foot which would reduce the loading on circuits and allow longer cableruns.


Volume 9 of the MIT Rad Lab Series has some greater details of this for those interested. It has beenreprinted by Artech House and is available.



RF Cable Contruction


Single braid Double braid(RG…) (RD…)

Triax Twinax

RG178 RG316 LMR200

RG058RD178 RD316


RG058RD178 RD316

RG178RD178

RG316RD316

LMR200RG058



Cable & Connector Selection/Matching


Cable Type Center Conductor Dia.

Teflon Dia.

Ground Dia.

Over All Dia.

LMR 200 0.044 0.115 0.144 0.195RG316 Single Double Braised 0.021 0.061 0.097 0.117

Connector Connex Cable Cable Group Hole Dia. Crimp Selection

RG178

RD178

RG316

RD316

LMR200

RG058

RG178

RD178

RG316

RD316

LMR200

RG058

gRG316 Single Braised 0.021 0.061 0.079 0.097RG178 Single Braised 0.012 0.033 0.052 0.071RG178 Single Double Braised 0.012 0.033 0.071 0.087

Connector P/N Cable Cable Group Hole Dia. Tool Selection

132101 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1132114 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 1132176 RG316 D Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05A,14,13 0.067 C 1132220 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

SMA Male

SMA Female/Bukhead p132285 RG316 D Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05A,14,13 0.067 C 1132286 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1122387 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1122116 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 2122118 RG316 Crimp/PIN RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05 14 13 0 067 B 3

SMA Female/Bukhead with O-ring

TNC Male 122118 RG316 Crimp/PIN, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 3122395 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Teflon) 05,14,13 0.067 B 1122400 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1122192 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 2122210 RG316 Crimp/PIN, RG 178/047 Solder (Delrin) 05,14,13 0.067 B 3122428 RG316 C i RG 178/047 S ld (T fl ) 05 14 13 0 067 B 1

TNC Female Bulkhead

122428 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder (Teflon) 05,14,13 0.067 B 1172235 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1172180 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B/J 1252103 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 1252127 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

N Right Angle Male

MCX Male


p262113 RG 316/085 Solder 05,11 0.088 1262103 RG316 Crimp, RG 178/047 Solder 05,14,13 0.067 B 2262102 RG178 Crimp 14 0.039 B 1

MMCX Right Angle Male



RG Cross Reference Chart For Flexible Cable


CableMIL-

C-17/

IMPEDANCE

(OH

INNERCONDUCTORDIAMETER

DIELECTRIC CORE

DIAMETER

OUTER CONDUCTORDIAMETER

OUTER DIAMETER

JACKET

Please Choose From The Following Topics

17/ (OHMS)

DIAMETER DIAMETER DIAMETER JACKET

IN. MM IN. MM IN. MM IN. MM

RG-58/U 155 50 .0355 0.90 .116 2.95 .150 3.81 .195 4.95

TopicsRG-142/U 158 50 .037 0.94 .116 2.95 .171 4.34 .195 4.95

RG-174/U 173 50 .019 0.48 .060 1.52 .088 2.23 .110 2.79

RG-178/U 169 50 .012 0.30 .035 0.89 .054 1.37 .071 1.80

RG-179/U 94 75 .012 0.30 .063 1.60 .084 2.13 .100 2.54

RG-180/U 95 95 .012 0.30 .102 2.59 .124 3.15 .145 3.68

RG-187/U 136 75 .012 0.30 .063 1.60 .084 2.13 .100 2.54

RG-188/U 138 50 .020 0.51 .060 1.52 .081 2.06 .098 2.49

RG-195/U 137 95 .013 0.30 .102 2.55 .124 3.15 .141 3.58RG 195/U 137 95 .013 0.30 .102 2.55 .124 3.15 .141 3.58

RG-196/U 169 50 .012 0.30 .034 0.86 .054 1.37 .080 2.03

RG-214/U 164 50 .089 2.26 .285 7.24 .360 9.14 .425 10.80

RG-223/U 84 50 .035 0.89 .116 2.95 .176 4.47 .212 5.38

RG 225/U 86 50 094 2 39 285 7 24 360 9 14 430 10 92RG-225/U 86 50 .094 2.39 .285 7.24 .360 9.14 .430 10.92

RG-303/U 170 50 .037 0.99 .116 2.95 .146 3.71 .170 4.32

RG-316/U 113 50 .020 0.51 .060 1.52 .081 2.06 .102 2.59

RG-393/U 174 50 .094 2.39 .285 7.24 .360 9.14 .390 9.91


RG-400/U 175 50 .038 0.97 .116 2.95 .171 4.34 .195 4.95

RG-316V 152 50 .020 0.51 .060 1.52 .096 2.44 .114 2.89



LMR Cable from Time Microwave Reference Chart





RF Cable Properties (1 of 2)





RF Cable Properties (2 of 2)





Comparative Properties of Cable Dielectric Material


Material Dielectric Constant Dissipation Factor Temperature ©Material Dielectric Constant Dissipation Factor Temperature ©PTFE 2.07 0.0003 -75 to +250Polyethylene 2.3 0.0003 -65 to +80Foam Polyethylene 1.29 - 1.64 0.0001 -65 to +100Polyvinylchloride 3.0 - 8.0 0.07 - 0.16 -50 to +105Polyamide 3.5 - 4.6 0.03 - 0.4 -60 to +120Silicone Rubber 2.1 - 3.5 0.007 - 0.016 -70 to +250Ethylene Propylene 2 24 0 00046 -40 to +105Ethylene Propylene 2.24 0.00046 -40 to +105FEP 2.1 0.0007 -70 to +200Low Density PTFE 1.38 - 1.73 0.00005 -75 to +250Foam FEP 1.45 0.0007 -75 to +200Polyimide 3.0 - 3.5 0.002 - 0.003 -75 to +300PFA 2.1 0.001 -75 to +260ETFE 2.6 0.005 -75 to +150ECTFE 2 5 0 0015 -65 to +150ECTFE 2.5 0.0015 -65 to +150PVDF 7.8 0.02 -75 to +125




Comparative Properties of Heat-Shrink Tubing


Material Temperature Range Flexibility Abrasion

ResistanceChemical

ResistancePVC −4° to +221° F Good Good ExcellentPVC–Adhesive Lined −4° to +221° F Fair Good ExcellentPolyolefin Thin Wall −67° to +275° F Good Fair Good

Polyolefin Thin Wall–Adhesive Lined −67° to +230° F Fair Fair Goody

Polyolefin Thick Wall −67° to +230° F Poor Good GoodPolyolefin Thick Wall–Adhesive Lined −67° to +230° F Poor Good Good

Polyolefin Wrap-Around–AdhesivePolyolefin Wrap-Around–Adhesive Lined −67° to +230° F Fair Fair Good

Food-Grade Acrylated Olefin −67° to +250° F Good Good GoodFuel-Resistant Elastomer −67° to +302° F Good Good ExcellentNeoprene Rubber −94° to +250° F Good Good GoodpViton Rubber −67° to +392° F Good Excellent ExcellentFEP −400° to +400° F Poor Excellent ExcellentPTFE −454° to +500° F Poor Excellent ExcellentPTFE–Adhesive Lined −400° to +400° F Poor Excellent ExcellentPolyolefin EMI/RFI −40° to +250° F Fair Fair GoodKynar −67° to +347° F Poor Good Excellent




Comparative Properties of Plastic Insulating and Jacketing Compound





Comparative Properties of Fluoropolymer Insulating and Jacketing Compounds





Comparative Properties of Rubber Insulations





Coaxial Cable Characteristics(1 of 2)


Coaxial Cable Chart page Coaxial Cable Vendors pageMost often used braided flexible(shown at left) and solid tube semi-rigid (shown at right) types arelisted herelisted here.

Click here for popular coax cableproperties.

Capacitance (C) =

d =outside diameter ofinner conductor ininches

Inductance (L) =

Impedance (Z0) = D =inside diameter ofouter conductor in

Velocity = %c (speed of light in a vacuum), where

inches

Cutoff Frequency =

, where

S =maximum voltagegradient of cableinsulation in volts/mil


Reflection Coefficient =

( r) = relative dielectricconstant



Coaxial Cable Characteristics(2 of 2)


VSWR =K = safety factor

f = frequency in MHzPeak Voltage =

f = frequency in MHz

Cable attenuation is the sum of the conductor losses and the dielectricCable attenuation is the sum of the conductor losses and the dielectriclosses per the following equations.

d =outside diameter ofinner conductor inmm

inside diameter ofD = outer conductor in

mm

r = relative dielectricconstant

r = 1 for copper, 10 for steel, where

f = frequency in GHz

rd =inner conductormaterial resistivityrd a e a es s yrelative to copper

rD =outer conductormaterial resistivityrelative to copper


relative to copper

= skin depth



VSWR, Return Loss, Reflection Coefficient, Mismatch Loss, and Efficiency Relation (1 of 3)


)(. dBLR

)(dBLR

10

0

0

20)(

ZZZZ

L

L

110

110

20)(.

20)(.

VSWR dBLR

dBLR

11

0

VSWRVSWR

ZZ L


11

VSWR










Reflection coefficient

Return loss (dB) VSWR Mismatch Loss

(dB) Efficiency (%)

S11,S22 VSWR Loss

20*log10() 10*log10(1 ^2) (1 ^2)100% dBVSWRLR

dBLR

1log20

log*20.

20*log10() 10*log10(1-^2) (1-^2)100%

0.8913 -1.0000 17.3910 -6.8683 20.56720.7943 -2.0000 8.7242 -4.3292 36.90430.7079 -3.0000 5.8480 -3.0206 49.88130 6310 -4 0000 4 4194 -2 2048 60.1893

dBVSWR

LR

1

log20.

110 20)(. dBLR

0.6310 4.0000 4.4194 2.2048 60.18930.5623 -5.0000 3.5698 -1.6509 68.37720.5012 -6.0000 3.0095 -1.2563 74.88110.4467 -7.0000 2.6146 -0.9665 80.04740.3981 -8.0000 2.3229 -0.7494 84.15110 3548 9 0000 2 0999 0 5844 87 4107

110

110

20)(.

20VSWR dBLR

0.3548 -9.0000 2.0999 -0.5844 87.41070.3334 -9.5400 2.0004 -0.5118 88.88270.3162 -10.0000 1.9250 -0.4576 90.00000.2818 -11.0000 1.7849 -0.3594 92.05670.2512 -12.0000 1.6709 -0.2830 93.6904

11

VSWR

0.2239 -13.0000 1.5769 -0.2233 94.98810.2000 -13.9800 1.5000 -0.1773 96.00060.1995 -14.0000 1.4985 -0.1764 96.01890.1778 -15.0000 1.4326 -0.1396 96.83770 1585 -16 0000 1 3767 -0 1105 97 4881

10 20)(.

ZZ

dBLR

0.1585 -16.0000 1.3767 -0.1105 97.48810.1413 -17.0000 1.3290 -0.0875 98.00470.1259 -18.0000 1.2880 -0.0694 98.41510.1122 -19.0000 1.2528 -0.0550 98.74110.1000 -20.0000 1.2222 -0.0436 99.00000 0 62 2 0000 1 1192 0 0138

0

0

ZZZZ

L

L


0.0562 -25.0000 1.1192 -0.0138 99.68380.0316 -30.0000 1.0653 -0.0043 99.90000.0178 -35.0000 1.0362 -0.0014 99.96840.0100 -40.0000 1.0202 -0.0004 99.9900 1

1

VSWRVSWR



Coaxial Connector Frequency Range


Frequencyin GHz

1 2 3 4 8 12.4 15 18 26.5 30 40 50VHF

UHF

L S C X KU K KA

ConnectorStyle

Operational Range(Applicable MIL Specification listed for reference only)

UHFLSC MIL C 39012/35/43SC MIL-C-39012/35/43C MIL-C-39012/6/15HN MIL-C-3643N MIL-C-39012/1/5Precision N MIL-C-39012/129/132Precision N MIL C 39012/129/132BNC MIL-C-39012/16/24TNC MIL-C-39012/26/34Precision TNC MIL-C-39012/112/116MCX/MMCXSMB MIL-C-39012/67/72SMC MIL-C-39012/73/78SMA MIL-C-39012/79/83SSMA3 5 3.5 mm7 mm IEEE 287GMSGPOK-style


K-style2.4 mmV-style up to 65 GHz1.85 mm up to 65 GHz



Coaxial Connector Usage Properties


Large ======================== Medium ======================= SmallSC 7mm N TNC/BNC 3.5mm SMA 2.4mm SSMA SMC

Note: Just becauseconnectorscan beo e Jus becauseco ec o sca beconnected together, doesn't mean theywill work properlywith respect to powerhandlingand frequency.


CONNECTOR TYPE



MICROWAVE COAXIAL CONNECTORS


For high-frequency operation, the average circumference of a coaxial cable must be limited to about one wavelength in order to reduce multimodal propagation and eliminate erratic reflection coefficients, power losses, and signal distortion. Except for the sexless APC-7 connector, all other connectors are identified as either male (plugs)which have a center conductor that is a probe or female (jacks) which have a center conductor that is a receptacle. Sometimes it is hard to distinguish them as some female jacks may have a hollow center "pin" which appears to be male, yet accepts a smaller male contact. An adapter is an . zero loss interface between two connectors and is called a barrel when both connectors are identical. Twelve types of coaxial connectors are described below, however other special purpose connectors exist, including blind mate connectors where spring fingers are used in place of threads to obtain shielding (desired connector shielding should be at least 90 dB).




Types of Coaxial Connectors (1 of 2)


1. APC-2.4 (2.4mm) - The 50 APC-2.4 (Amphenol Precision Connector-2.4 mm) is also known as an OS-50 connector. It was designed to operate at extremely high microwave freq encies (up to 50 GHz)frequencies (up to 50 GHz).

2. APC-3.5 (3.5mm) - The APC-3.5 was originally developed by Hewlett-Packard (HP), but is now manufactured by Amphenol. The connector provides repeatable connections and has a very low VSWR Either the male or female end of this 50 connector can mate with the oppositelow VSWR. Either the male or female end of this 50 connector can mate with the opposite type of SMA connector. The APC-3.5 connector can work at frequencies up to 34 GHz.

3. APC-7 (7mm) - The APC-7 was also developed by HP, but has been improved and is now manufactured by Amphenol The connector provides a coupling mechanism without male ormanufactured by Amphenol. The connector provides a coupling mechanism without male or female distinction and is the most repeatable connecting device used for very accurate 50 measurement applications. Its VSWR is extremely low up to 18 GHz. Other companies have 7mm series available.4. BNC (OSB) - The BNC (Bayonet Navy Connector) was originally designed for military system applications during World War II. The connector operates best at frequencies up to about 4 GHz; beyond that it tends to radiate electromagnetic energy. The BNC can accept flexible cables with diameters of up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in.) and characteristic impedance of 50 to 75 . It p ( ) pis now the most commonly used connector for frequencies under 1 GHz.

5. SC (OSSC) - The SC coaxial connector is a medium size, older type constant 50 impedance. It is larger than the BNC, but about the same as Type N. It has a frequency range of 0-11 GHz.


6. C - The C is a bayonet (twist and lock) version of the SC connector.



Types of Coaxial Connectors (2 of 2)


7. SMA (OSM/3mm) - The SMA (Sub-Miniature A) connector was originally designed by Bendix Scintilla Corporation, but it has been manufactured by the Omni-Spectra division of M/ACOM (as the OSM connector) and many other electronic companies. It is a 50 threaded ( ) y pconnector. The main application of SMA connectors is on components for microwave systems. The connector normally has a frequency range to 18 GHz, but high performance varieties can be used to 26.5 GHz.

8. SSMA (OSSM) - The SSMA is a microminiature version of the SMA. It is also 50 and operates to 26.5 GHz with flexible cable or 40 GHz with semi-rigid cable.

9. SMC (OSMC) - The SMC (Sub-Miniature C) is a 50 or 75 connector that is smaller than h SMA Th fl ibl bl i h di f 3 17 (0 125 i )the SMA. The connector can accept flexible cables with diameters of up to 3.17 mm (0.125 in.)

for a frequency range of up to 7-10 GHz.

10. SMB (OSMB) - The SMB is like the SMC except it uses quick disconnect instead of threaded fitti It i 50 / 75 t hi h t t 4 GH ith l fl ti ffi i t dfittings. It is a 50 / 75 connector which operates to 4 GHz with a low reflection coefficient and is useable to 10 GHz.

11. TNC (OST) - The TNC (Threaded Navy Connector) is merely a threaded BNC. The function of the thread is to stop radiation at higher frequencies so that the connector can work atof the thread is to stop radiation at higher frequencies, so that the connector can work at frequencies up to 12 GHz (to 18 GHz when using semi-rigid cable). It can be 50 or 75 .12. Type N (OSN) - The 50 or 75 Type N (Navy, or its inventor, Paul Neil of Bell Labs)connector was originally designed for military systems during World War II and is the most


g y g y y gpopular measurement connector for the frequency range of 1 to 11 GHz. The precision 50 APC-N and other manufacturers high frequency versions operate to 18 GHz.



General Cable Design Criteria


MIL-PRF-39012 Connectors MIL-PRF-55339 AdaptorsMIL-PRF-55339 AdaptorsGeneral Cable Design Criteria Impedance Velocity of Propagation DelayDelay Capacitance Shielding VSWR / Return Loss Conversion Power Handling of RF Coaxial AssembliesPower Handling of RF Coaxial Assemblies Multipaction and Ionization Breakdown Connector Power Handling Intermodulation Distortion in Passive Components S P t tSurge ProtectorsSpace Applications Phase Stability with Flexure Phase Tracking Ph M t hiPhase MatchingAttenuation (Insertion Loss) Phase Stability vs. Temperature RG Cross Reference Chart


Tooling, Mating Torque, Standard Tolerances



MIL-PRF-39012 Connectors & MIL-PRF-55339 Adaptors General Characteristics


Materials: BODIES, COUPLINGS, CABLE CLAMPING PARTS AND MOUNTING NUTS:

STEEL, CORROSION RESISTANT PER ASTM-A-582, UNS NO. S30300, CONDITION A, NON MAGNETICSILICON BRONZE CASTINGS PER ASTM-B-584 UNS NO. C87500BRASS FREE CUTTING PER ASTM B 16 UNS NO C36000BRASS, FREE CUTTING, PER ASTM-B-16 UNS NO. C36000.

CENTER CONDUCTORS:BERYLLIUM COPPER ALLOY PER ASTM-B-196, UNS NO. C17300, TEMPER TD04(H)

INSULATORS:POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE (PTFE) PER ASTM-D-1710ASTM D 4894 TYPE I GRADE 1ASTM-D-4894, TYPE I, GRADE 1.

RETAINING RINGS:BERYLLIUM COPPER, PER ASTM-B-197 OR B-441, UNS NO. C17200 TEMPER TD04(H)CORROSION RESISTANT SPRING STEEL WIRE, COLD DRAWN, PER ASTM-A-313, UNS NO. S30200PHOSPHOR BRONZE PER ASTM-B-159, SPRING TEMPER

LOCKWASHERS:LOCKWASHERS:COPPER ALLOY CDA 425, UNS C42500 PER ASTM-B-591COPPER ALLOY CDA 510, UNS C51000 PER ASTM-B-103PHOSPHOR BRONZE, ALLOY, UNS C51000 PER ASTM-B-103STEEL, CORROSION RESISTANT PER ASTM-A-176 UNS NO. S41000

O RINGS AND GASKET:O-RINGS AND GASKET:SILICONE RUBBER PER GSA CID A-A-59588-2B AND SAE-AMS-3304

SOLDER:SILVER AND SOFT PER J-STD-006COPPER PER AMS 4701

Finishes:Finishes:STEEL BODIES, COUPLINGS, CABLE CLAMPING PARTS AND MOUNTING NUTS:

PASSIVATED PER SAE-AMS-QQ-P-35 ORNICKEL PLATED .000100 IN MIN. THK. PER ASTM-B-733 TYPE 2 CLASS 3

SILICON BRONZE CASTINGS, AND BRASS BODIES COUPLINGS, CABLE CLAMPING PARTS:NICKEL PLATED 000100 IN MIN THK PER ASTM-B-733 TYPE 2 CLASS 2 OR


NICKEL PLATED .000100 IN MIN. THK. PER ASTM B 733 TYPE 2 CLASS 2 ORSILVER PLATED .000200 IN MIN. THK. PER ASTM-B-700

CENTER CONDUCTORSGOLD PLATED .000050 IN MIN. THK. PER ASTM-B-488, OVERNICKEL PLATE, .000050 IN MIN. THK. PER SAE-AMS-QQ-N-290, CLASS 1



RF Connector Torque Specifications


ConnectorCoupling Torque

N-cm/lb-inOpen-End

Wrench SizeType DIN 7-16 3500/310 27 & 32 mm

Type F (75 ohm) 168/15 7/16

Type FD 168/15

7 mm (APC-7) 135/12 3/4 in (19 mm)

Type N 50/75 ohm 135/12 25/32 in (20 mm)Type N 50/75 ohm 135/12135/12

25/32 in (20 mm)3/4 in (19 mm)

3.5 mm 90/8 8 mm

2.4 mm 90/8 8 mm

2.92 mm (K) 90/8 8 mm

1.85 mm (V) 90/8 5/16 in (8 mm)

SMA, OSM 45/4 (economic)100/9 (standard)

5/16 in (8 mm)5/16 in (8 mm)100/9 (standard)

195/17 (hermetic)5/16 in (8 mm)

7 mm

SSMA 70/6 0.25

SMC 35/3 6 mm

TNC 56/5 9/16 (15 mm)

1.0 mm 45/4 6 mmThese values were originally pulled from Agilent's calibrated torque wrench page, butit has disappeared. Additional information gathered from other online sources such as


it has disappeared. Additional information gathered from other online sources such asthe Huber+Suhner and Radiall websites. Torque values can vary considerably betweenvendors. 11.30 lb-in = 1 N-cmSM Electronics sells calibrated torque wrenches.



IPC/J-STD Document Overview


IPCIPC--AA--610 Soldering:610 Soldering:Acceptability of Soldered Electrical & Electronics Assemblies

IPC JIPC J--STDSTD--001D:001D:Requirements for Soldered Electrical & Electronics Assemblies

ESD S20.20:ESD S20.20:Handling of Electro Static Discharge (ESD) components

IPCIPC--WHMAWHMA--AA--620A:620A:Requirements & Acceptability for Cable Assemblies

IPCIPC--AA--600G:600G:Acceptability of PCB

IPC/EIA/JEDEC JIPC/EIA/JEDEC J--STDSTD--001001Ansi approved lead free acceptance criteria. World recognized as the sole industry consensus standard covering soldering materials and processes, includes criteria for lead free manufacturing, materials, methods and verification for producing quality soldered interconnections and assemblies.

IPC/EIA/JEDEC JIPC/EIA/JEDEC J--STDSTD--002:002:Solderability tests for component leads terminations, lugs, terminals and wires. Test method choices, defect definitions, acceptance criteria and illustrations for both the supplier and user

IPC/EIA JIPC/EIA J--STDSTD--003:003:Solderability for printed boards Industry recommended test methods, defect definitions and illustrations for suppliers and users to assess the solder ability of printed board surface conductors, lands and plated-through holes. Test methods covered include edge dip, rotary dip, solder float, wave solder, and wetting balance

IPC JIPC J--STDSTD--004:004:Requirements Requirements for Soldering Fluxes. Covers requirements for qualification and classification of rosin, organic, and inorganic fluxes according to activity level and halide content of the fluxes. Includes flux containing materials and low residue fluxes for no clean processes.

IPC/EIA JIPC/EIA J--STDSTD--005:005:Requirements Requirements for Soldering Pastes Covers requirements for qualification and characterization of solder paste. Test methods and criteria for metal content, viscosity, slump, solder ball, tack and wetting of solder paste.

IPC JIPC J--STDSTD--006:006:


RequirementsRequirements for electronic grade Solder alloys and fluxed and non-fluxed solid solders for electronic soldering applications. Prescribes the nomenclature, requirements and test methods for electronic grade solder alloys, fluxed and non-fluxed bar, ribbon, and powder solder; electronic soldering applications and “special” electronic grade solders. This is a quality control standard and is not intended to relate directly to the materials performance in the manufacturing process.



RoHS Compliance Requirements





RoHS


AavShield3Gold ChromateClear Chromate

RecommendedRecommendedReplacementReplacementTypical UsesTypical Uses

CommonCommonApplicationsApplications

RestrictedRestrictedSubstanceSubstance

AavShieldOr visitAavShieldNC

Visitaavidthermalloy.comfor details

Finish used forcorrosion protection onaluminum heatsinks.Color is typically yellowbut can be clear.

Clear ChromateAlodineChemical FilmMil-C-5541IrriditeAavGardAMS 2473Hexavalent

Zinc (no chromate),Corrosion preventingYellow Zinc Chromate

AavShield3C visitaavidthermalloy.comfor details

Finish used to preventtarnish on Copper.Duracoat

AMS 2473HexavalentChromate

100% Matte TinPer Aavid Thermalloy

Solderable coatingused on pins and tabswhich are used to

Tin Lead SolderHot Solder DipMil P 81728A

Tin, or nickel plate. Orchange base metal toStainless Steel

finish for steel.Typically found onhardware.

Yellow Zinc ChromateZinc with Chromate.ASTM B633

Specify Lead-FreeSolder Required andwe will determine the

Alloy used to joinmetals together via

Tin Lead solderSn63/Pb37

Per Aavid-Thermalloyspecification OV-002

which are used tomount the heat sink tothe circuit board.

Mil-P-81728AMil-F-14072 #M258OV-002 (Items 1-10)

Lead

T414T405RT410R

Fire retardant found insome interface

T404T405T410PBDE

we will determine thebest alloy for yourapplication

metals together viasoldering.

Sn63/Pb37Sn/Pb


T410RAdd “G” suffix to endof Aavid P/N

some interfacematerials.Ordering Code 31, 32

and 34 in last 2 digitsof Aavid Part Number

PBDE



60Hz 1-Phase Connector


Neutral(Black,

)

Led, Hot(White,Brown)

240 Volts

Neutral(Black,Blue)


Blue) Brown)


Neutral(Black,Blue)

Earth(Green)

Earth(Green)(Green) (Green)

Earth(Green)Neutral

(Black,Blue)


Neutral Led, Hot

(Green)

NeutralLed, Hot(White,

Neutral(Black,Blue)

(White,Brown)110 Volts

125 V l


Neutral(Black,Blue)

( ,Brown) 125 Volts

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