RCA Connector
In the 1940s, RCA (Radio Corporation of America) designed them to cable a "phonograph" turntable to an amplifier (mono, not stereo) which are widely used to connect audio and video components now. They are found on every TV, DVD player, stereo amplifier, set-top box and countless other devices. Comprising two wires; an inner signal and an outer ground, RCA connectors are also known as "phono connectors."

Details :
Comprising two wires; an inner signal and an outer ground,RCA connectors are also known as "phono connectors."

• One-piece brass design, eliminates lost or mismatched components
• Plated Nickel providing excellent RF conductivity
• Meet SCTE TP 013 moisture migration test
• Up to 1GHz with excellent overall performance
• RoHS compliant
• All facilities meet ISO 9002 standards

Ordering Information
Part Numbers Cable Type Color Code
Band width: DC~1GHz
Return Loss: > 30dB
Temperature Range: -40~60°C
Impedance: 50 Ohms

• Deal interface to adapt RG59 and RG6 cable connections
• Single-piece design simplifies installation and assembly time
• Sealed cable-to-connector interface protection
• Unique ridge-patterned internal sleeve press nectar securely against cable jacket, provides mechanical restraint
• Brass construction with 24K gold plating for corrosion resistance
• High return loss and low insertion loss province unsurpassed performance
• Internal radial compression ensures high RF1 performance
• With RoHS standard
• All facilities meet ISO 9002 standards.
• Material : brass
• Plating: 24K gold
• Impedance: 50Ω
• Return loss: -30dB
• Insertion loss: 0.2dB
• Temperature Range : -40~60 °C
• RFI shielding: -70dB