SBC1855A Bomar Interconnect Products Inc, SBC1855A Datasheet - Page 5

• Manufacturer Part Number: SBC1855A
• Description: CONN PLUG BNC CRIMP BELDEN 1855A
• Manufacturer: Bomar Interconnect Products Inc
• Series: BNCr

Specifications of SBC1855A

• Connector Type: Plug, Male Pins
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Connector Style: BNC
• Contact Termination: Crimp
• Mounting Type: Free Hanging (In-Line)
• Fastening Type: Bayonet Lock
• Cable Group: Belden 1855A
• Frequency - Max: 1GHz
• Frequency-max: 1GHz
• Body Style: Straight Plug
• Coaxial Termination: Crimp
• Rg Cable Type: Belden 1855A
• Contact Material: Brass
• Contact Plating: Nickel
• Frequency Max: 1GHz
• Gender: Male
• Mounting Style: Cable
• Termination Style: Crimp
• Rf Series: BNC
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Features: -
• Color: -
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: 991-1006

Broadcast Connectors
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Adapters
Standard adapters are designed for analog and serial digital applications below 2 GHz. Shown below are some of the more popular types. Contact
Bomar for a complete listing.
Adapter Kit
Kits are in zippered leather cases and contain enough parts for
hundreds of combinations of
1303505
1313505
1323505
132A505
151A505
330A505
332A505
332A705
335A544
335A744
335R544
335R744
343A505
345A505
5313501
R0811
R0842
R0844
R0847
R0849
RoHS compliant
Part Number
RoHS compliant
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N Male to BNC Male
N Male to BNC Female
N Female to BNC Female
N Female to Female
N Right Angle Male to Female
BNC Male to Male
BNC F/F 50Ω Splice
BNC F/F 75Ω Splice
BNC F/F 50Ω Panel
BNC F/F 75Ω Panel
BNC F/F 50Ω Isolated Panel
BNC F/F 75Ω Isolated Panel
BNC F/M/F “T” Adapter
BNC F/F/F “T” Adapter
TNC Male to BNC Female
RCA Female to N Male
RCA Male to BNC Male
RCA Male to BNC Female
RCA Male to F Male
RCA Male to F Female
Description
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