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SMA F RG .86 SOLDER

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This SMA female connector is designed for soldering to RG .86 cables. It provides a secure and stable connection for high-frequency signals, suitable for RF applications requiring reliable performance and minimal signal loss.

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The term **”SMA F RG .86 SOLDER”** describes a specific type of SMA female connector designed for use with RG-86 coaxial cable, intended to be soldered. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each component and the soldering process:

### **Components:**

1. **SMA Connector (Female):**
– **SMA (SubMiniature version A)**: A type of coaxial RF connector used for high-frequency applications, typically up to 18 GHz. SMA connectors are compact and provide reliable connections for RF signals.
– **Female (F)**: The female SMA connector has a receptacle designed to receive the central pin of a male SMA connector. It usually features a threaded coupling mechanism for secure mating.

2. **RG-86 Cable:**
– **RG-86**: A type of coaxial cable with a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms. RG-86 is used for RF signal transmission and is known for its relatively low attenuation and good performance characteristics.
– **Construction**: RG-86 typically includes a central conductor, dielectric insulation, a braided shield, and an outer jacket.

3. **Soldering:**
– **Solder**: This indicates that the SMA female connector is intended to be soldered onto the RG-86 coaxial cable. The connector will have pins or leads that are inserted into the cable or its associated parts, and then soldered in place to create a secure connection.

### **Soldering Process for SMA Female Connector on RG-86 Cable:**

1. **Preparation:**
– **Strip the Cable**: Prepare the RG-86 cable by stripping it to expose the central conductor and shield. Follow these steps:
– **Remove the Outer Jacket**: Strip away the outer jacket to reveal the braided shield and dielectric insulation.
– **Expose the Shield**: Carefully remove the braided shield (or foil) without damaging it. Fold it back neatly to make contact with the connector’s grounding element.
– **Strip the Dielectric**: Strip the dielectric insulation to expose the central conductor. Follow the specifications for correct strip lengths to ensure a proper fit.

– **Prepare the Connector**: Ensure the SMA female connector is clean and ready for assembly. It will include a central pin and a connector body designed for soldering.

2. **Soldering Steps:**
– **Insert the Central Conductor**:
– Insert the stripped end of the RG-86 cable’s central conductor into the central pin of the SMA female connector. Ensure that the conductor is fully inserted and aligned properly.
– **Solder the Central Pin**:
– Heat the central pin with a soldering iron.
– Apply solder to the pin and the central conductor to create a solid electrical and mechanical connection. Ensure that the solder flows evenly around the pin and conductor.
– Avoid using excessive solder to prevent solder bridges or other issues. Aim for a clean and controlled application.
– **Prepare the Shield**:
– Fold back the braided shield of the RG-86 cable so that it makes contact with the connector’s grounding element or body.
– **Solder the Shield**:
– Use a soldering iron to heat the connector’s body where the shield makes contact.
– Apply solder to the area where the shield contacts the connector’s grounding element. This will create a strong connection between the shield and the connector’s grounding parts.

3. **Final Steps:**
– **Inspect the Connection**: After soldering, check the connection to ensure it is secure. Verify that the central pin and shield are properly soldered and that there are no signs of misalignment or damage.
– **Clean the Area**: Clean the soldered area with isopropyl alcohol or another suitable cleaning agent to remove any flux residue.
– **Test the Connection**: If possible, use RF testing equipment to confirm that the soldered SMA connector performs correctly and meets the required specifications for signal integrity and performance.

### **Applications:**

– **SMA Female to RG-86 Soldered Assemblies** are used in RF and microwave applications where a secure, high-frequency connection is required. The SMA female connector provides a reliable interface, and soldering ensures a strong and permanent attachment to the cable.
– **Soldering** is chosen for its ability to create a robust and durable connection, making it suitable for both field installations and manufacturing.

This type of assembly is commonly found in telecommunications, broadcasting, and other RF systems where high-frequency signal integrity is crucial. The combination of the SMA female connector and RG-86 cable with soldered connections ensures a dependable and high-performance solution for various demanding applications.

Brand

RF CONNECTOR HOUSE

Material

Metal

Finish

Polished

Impedance

50Ω

Frequency

4Ghz

VSWR

1.15:1 (Max)

Dielectric Resistance

≥5000MΩ

Contact Resistance

Center Contact ≤3mΩ Outer Contact ≤2.5mΩ

Operating Temperature

-40℃~+85℃

Usage

Industrial

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