FAQs:
What is an MCX connector?
The MCX(Micro Coaxial)connector is a miniature RF connector commonly used in applications requiring high-frequency signal transmission, such as telecommunications, GPS, and wireless devices.
What is the impedance of an MCX connector?
MCX connectors are typically available in 50 ohms.
What frequency range does the MCX connector support?
MCX connectors typically support frequencies up to 6 GHz, making them suitable for many RF and microwave applications.
What types of MCX connectors are available?
Metabee offers a variety of MCX connectors, including cable connectors, PCB mount connectors, and panel mount connectors, to cater to diverse application needs.
What materials are MCX connectors made of?
MCX connectors are made of brass with gold or nickel plating to ensure optimal conductivity and durability; the insulators are made from Teflon materials.
What are the common applications of MCX connectors?
MCX connectors are used in a variety of applications, including:
Telecommunications;
GPS systems;
Wireless communications;
Automotive;
Medical equipment;
Test and measurement.
How do MCX connectors compare to SMA connectors?
MCX connectors are smaller than SMA connectors, making them suitable for more space-constrained applications. However, SMA connectors generally offer better performance at higher frequencies.
Are MCX connectors compatible with MMCX connectors?
No, MCX and MMCX connectors have different sizes and are not interchangeable. MMCX connectors are even smaller than MCX connectors.