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Telegartner
Telegartner J01442A0002 is a coaxial 4.3-10 bulkhead adapter. It is specified as 50 Ohm with f-f configuration.
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Rosenberger
Rosenberger 71S107-802N5 is a BNC 75 Ohm straight plug coaxial connector. It has a cable full crimp backend for RG 179, 187 (ø2.6-75 Ohm) cable.
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J01151A0491
SMA straight female crimp connector for RG58C/U cable. The connector has gold body plating and an operating temperature range of -55°C to 155°C.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01440C2001 is a coaxial connector with a 4.3-10 angle plug interface. It is specified as 50 Ohm with hand screw and G10 (UT-141).
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01120B0016 is a coaxial 7-16 (7/16) angle plug with 50 Ohm impedance. It is specified for RG 214/U and RG-393/U cable.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01440C3001 is a coaxial 4.3-10 angle plug with 50 Ohm impedance. It has Push Pull coupling and G10 (UT-141) designation.
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Telegaertner
H02030A4049
Telegaertner H02030A4049 is an HD3 modular 19" panel in 1 HU format. It has 4 slots for full-height modules and accepts up to 4 full-height modules or 8 half-height modules, or a combination of both.
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Telegaertner
H02030A4050
H02030A4050 is an HD³ panel with 0.5 HU height. It has 4 slots for half-height modules.
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Telegaertner
H02032A4027
HD³ modular 19" panel with 3 HU and 12 slots for full-height modules. It accepts up to 12 full-height modules, 24 half-height modules or a combination of both.
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Telegärtner
J01028B0035
Telegärtner J01028B0035 is an N GDT surge suppressor from the G27 Series. It is specified at 150 V, 2.7 GHz and IP67, with an exchangeable gas discharge tube.
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Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
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