RF connector

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A radio frequency connector is an electrical connector designed to work at radio frequencies.

Types of RF connectors include:

• C connector
• N connector
• BNC and TNC connectors
• SMA, SMB and SMC connectors
• F connectors, used for US domestic television installations
• IEC 169-2 connectors, used in the UK and some other countries for domestic television installations
• DIN 47223 connectors
• MCX connectors
• APC-7 connectors
• FME connector
• FM connector

RF connectors are often used to connect coaxial cables.

See also

• RCA
• SCART

External links

• http://rfcoax.com/main/faqs_topic1.html
• http://nocat.net/connectors.html
• http://www.wa1mba.org/rfconn.htm
• http://www.actechnologies.co.nz/default.asp?pgmain=specs&specs=glossary
• http://ece-www.colorado.edu/~kuester/Coax/connchart.htm
• http://connector.ane.com.tw

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