Rf/Coaxial, Sma Jack, Straight, 50 Ohm, Solder; Connector Type:Sma Coaxial; Connector Body Style:Straight Jack; Coaxial Termination:Solder; Impedance:50Ohm; Coaxial Cable Type:-; Contact Material:Phosphor Bronze; Frequency Max:3Ghz Rohs Compliant: Yes |Te Connectivity 5-1814832-1

5-1814832-1 – SMA Female Jack Coaxial Connector – 50 Ohm, 3GHz, Solder Termination

This TE Connectivity SMA female jack coaxial connector delivers reliable RF signal transmission for critical electronic assemblies. Designed for high-frequency applications with precision solder terminations, this gold-plated connector ensures stable performance in demanding environments. PCX provides authentic obsolete components with full traceability and expedited shipping options.

Key Features

• Impedance: 50 Ohms optimized for RF systems
• Frequency Range: Up to 3 GHz signal transmission
• Voltage Rating: 500V operational capacity
• Temperature Range: -65°C to 165°C operating tolerance
• Durability: 500 mating cycles with gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts
• Termination: Solder-mounted center contact & shield

Technical Specifications

Part of TE Connectivity’s ZDC/Greenpar series, this SMA jack features a threaded coupling mechanism for secure through-hole mounting. The zinc alloy body with gold plating provides corrosion resistance, while PTFE dielectric material ensures minimal signal loss. Female socket configuration (jack) accommodates standard SMA male plugs. Note: This product is marked obsolete by the manufacturer but remains available through PCX for legacy system maintenance.

Typical Applications

• RF test equipment and measurement devices
• Telecommunications infrastructure
• Aerospace and defense avionics systems
• Medical imaging equipment
• Industrial automation controls

About TE Connectivity

TE Connectivity (TE) is a global technology leader in connectivity and sensor solutions, serving harsh-environment industries for over 75 years. Their AMP Connectors division sets industry standards for RF components through rigorous testing protocols and advanced materials science. TE’s reputation for electromechanical reliability makes them the preferred choice for mission-critical applications where signal integrity cannot be compromised.

With consistent investment in R&D and manufacturing excellence, TE maintains unparalleled expertise in high-frequency interconnect solutions. Their components undergo extensive qualification processes to ensure performance under extreme thermal, mechanical, and environmental stress. PCX partners directly with TE to supply authentic components with verified documentation.

About Coaxial RF Connectors

Coaxial RF connectors are essential for transmitting high-frequency signals with minimal interference and signal loss. They provide shielded connections that prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) from disrupting sensitive electronics. SMA-type connectors like this 50-Ohm jack are industry standards for compact, high-frequency applications requiring reliable impedance matching.

Proper connector selection impacts entire system performance in wireless communications, radar systems, and precision instrumentation. Key considerations include frequency range, power handling, durability, and environmental resilience. This solder-terminated SMA connector excels in permanent installations where vibration resistance and long-term stability are critical for maintaining signal quality over time.

Packaging Information

Available in original manufacturer box packaging. Contact PCX for bulk or special order requirements.

FAQs

Q: Is this connector compatible with standard SMA interfaces?
A: Yes, this female SMA jack mates with industry-standard SMA male plugs conforming to MIL-PRF-39012 specifications.

Q: What solder temperature is recommended for installation?
A: Follow TE Connectivity’s datasheet recommendations. Typically, 315°C (600°F) maximum for 5 seconds with lead-free solder.

Q: Can this connector handle outdoor environmental exposure?
A: The gold plating and zinc alloy body provide good corrosion resistance, but for permanent outdoor use, supplemental weatherproofing is advised.

Q: Why choose an obsolete component?
A: Obsolete connectors maintain legacy systems when upgrades aren’t feasible. PCX specialists verify authenticity and performance.

Q: What’s the difference between jack and receptacle terminology?
A: In RF contexts, “jack” typically denotes a female socket (as in this product), while “receptacle” often refers to panel-mounted versions.

Q: Do you provide installation support?
A: Yes, PCX offers technical assistance and access to datasheets for proper integration.

Disclaimer: Product images are representational. Refer to technical specifications for exact dimensions.

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