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Telegaertner
J01008A0621
BNC binding post test accessory with 4 mm contact pin diameter. Manufacturer part number J01008A0621.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0624
BNC banana plug to BNC jack test accessory with manufacturer part number J01008A0624. The contact pin diameter is 4 mm.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01008A0625 is a BNC-binding post test accessory.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0626
BNC-banana plug test accessory with a 4 mm contact pin diameter. Manufacturer part number J01008A0626, EAN 4018359107413.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0627
BNC binding post test accessory with manufacturer part number J01008A0627. It has a contact pin diameter of 4 mm.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0628
BNC-Banana plug in black for test accessories. The contact pin diameter is 4 mm.
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J01008A0803
BNC to UHF connector adapter with BNC male and UHF female interfaces. Manufacturer part number J01008A0803.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01008A0807 is a BNC impedance adaptor and empty box with f-m configuration.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01008A0810 adapter for BNC and 1.6/5.6 coax connections. The configuration is stated as M-M.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01008A0811 adapter for BNC to COAX 1.6/5.6. The connection code is F-F.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0802
Telegaertner J01008A0802 connector with BNC (f) / 4/13 (m) type. EAN: 4018359107451.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0090
Adaptor with BNC (m) / N (m) type and 50 OHM impedance. Maximum frequency is 4 GHz.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0092
Adaptor from BNC female to Mini HD-BNC male. It has a maximum frequency of 4.5 GHz and a typical return loss of > -25 dB at 3 GHz.
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Telegaertner
J01008A0091
BNC to Mini HD-BNC adapter with male-to-female configuration and 75 OHM impedance. Maximum frequency is 4.5 GHz.
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Engineering support
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.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice
