SMA(f) connector

SMA(f) connector is an abbreviation for SMA connector with female (female) gender. This type of connector is designed to have an external thread and an internal hole to allow connection to other male SMA connectors that have an external pin and an internal thread.

The main features of the SMA(f) connector include:

Gender: The SMA(f) connector is a female connector, meaning it has an internal hole and an external thread. It is intended for connection to male SMA connectors, which have an external pin and an internal thread. This gender enables a safe and reliable connection between the two connectors.

Thread: The SMA(f) connector has an external thread with a diameter of approximately 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) and 36 threads per inch, which allows a tight and secure connection with male SMA connectors.

Frequency: The SMA(f) connector is used for a wide range of frequencies, from several megahertz (MHz) to gigahertz (GHz). It is suitable for applications in radio electronics, communication systems and microwave technology.

Applications: The SMA(f) connector is used in a variety of wireless communication systems, radio equipment, GPS devices, antennas, radio frequency (RF) cables, spectrum analyzers and other components.

The SMA(f) connector is one of the most common types of connectors in radio electronics and communication systems. It is important to note that there are different variants of SMA connectors, including RP-SMA (reverse polarity SMA), which have the opposite thread sex, so it is necessary to select the correct type of connector for the specific application.