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SMA Connectors offer VSWR of 1.25:1 through 26.5 GHz.

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October 30, 2008 - Suited for applications from DC to 26.5 GHz, field-replaceable SMAs include models that mate with 0.012-, 0.015-, 0.018-, and 0.020 in. center pins to accommodate variety of RF/microwave circuit dimensions. Units feature passivated 303 SS bodies with gold-plated center contacts and PTFE insulators. All are rated for max dielectric withstanding voltage of 1,000 Vrms at 60 Hz and sea level. Designed to meet MIL-STD-348 requirements, 50 W connectors come with or without EMI gaskets.

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San-Tron, Inc.
4 Newburyport Tpke.
Ipswich, MA, 01938
USA



Field-Replaceable SMAs Offer Improved VSWR of 1.25:1 through 26.5 GHz


October 17, 2008, 2008-Ipswich, MA-San-tron, Inc., a leading manufacturer of RF coaxial connectors and cable assemblies, has announced a full line of field-replaceable SMAs for applications from DC to 26.5 GHz (and with usable performance to 31 GHz). The connector families include models for mating with 0.012-, 0.015-, 0.018-, and 0.020-in. center pins to accommodate a wide range of RF/microwave circuit dimensions, with the smallest center pins offering the best high-frequency performance.

These rugged 50-W field-replaceable SMAs feature passivated 303 stainless-steel bodies with gold-plated center contacts and PTFE insulators for superior voltage-handling capabilities. All models are rated for maximum dielectric withstanding voltage (DWV) of 1000 V RMS at 60 Hz and sea level. The operating-voltage ratings of the connectors is a function of the center-pin dimensions. For example, connectors designed to accept 0.012-in. center pins are rated for operating voltages to 335 V RMS at sea level. Connectors designed to accept 0.020-in. center pins are rated for operating voltages to 500 V RMS at sea level.

San-tron's field-replaceable SMAs are RF tuned to achieve mode-free performance from DC to 26.5 GHz. These reliable connectors feature VSWR of 1.07:1 from DC to 18 GHz and 1.25:1 or better through 26.5 GHz. The connectors meet the mechanical interface requirements of MIL-STD-348.

San-tron field-replaceable SMAs are available in versions with integral EMI gaskets and for ground-plane mounting (without EMI gaskets). They can be supplied with a wide range of mounting options, including two-hole and four-hole mounting configurations, and are designed for operating temperatures from -65 to +165°C.

Fred Hull, San-tron's Director of Engineering, explains that the outstanding frequency range of these field-replaceable SMA receptacles can help extend a component or system's usable frequency range: "Especially when using the connectors for 0.012-in. center pins, these connectors can provide additional mode-free operation, out to 31 GHz, for many applications." The new SMA receptacles are suitable for components and systems requiring broadband frequency coverage in a wide range of commercial and military applications.

Pricing for 2 hole flange panel receptacles start under $4.00 @ quantities of 1,000+. (Prices may vary depending on material costs at time of purchase.) Delivery: stock to 6 weeks.

About San-tron, Inc.

Established in 1955, San-tron designs and manufactures RF coaxial connectors and cable assemblies in a variety of standard and custom configurations from SMA through LC style. With headquarters, engineering and manufacturing in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and a wholly-owned, off-shore facility in Suzhou, China, San-tron offers a balanced approach to meeting market demands for high quality and competitive pricing.

About Strand Marketing

Founded in 1994, Strand Marketing, Inc. is an integrated marketing communications agency specializing in the development of results-oriented creative advertising, Web and public relations strategies for high technology companies. Industry expertise includes RF/Microwave, semiconductor, telecom, power, thermal management, microelectronics, test and measurement, wireless, software, green tech and biotech. Strand also provides hands-on marketing administration and strategic consultation. Clients served are primarily in the metro-Boston, North Shore and southern New Hampshire areas, as well as niche global accounts. A creative portfolio is available at www.strandmarketing.com.
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