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The Female 1.0 mm RF connector, sometimes referred to as the jack, is distinguished by its central receptacle and an outer shell with external threading. The connector has been designed to mate flawlessly with the male connector, which has a centre pin and an outer shell with internal threading. Its appearance shares similarities with the SMA Female connector but with crucial dimensional differences.
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Typically constructed from high grade stainless steel, it offers a resilient and lasting finish. This shell not only provides a mechanical lock through its threaded interface but also ensures electrical grounding. Additionally, it acts as a shield against any external electromagnetic interference, safeguarding the purity of the RF signal.
The threaded design of the female connector is essential for maintaining the connector's longevity, especially when subjected to repeated mating cycles. Given its application in laboratory settings, users should demonstrate utmost care when coupling these connectors to avert cross-threading. For best results, users should hand-tighten the connector or employ a torque spanner, adhering to the manufacturer's recommendations to guarantee peak performance.