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News Release from: Emerson Network Power - Vitelec Electronics | Subject: High End 75 Ohm connectors
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 23 April 2003

BNC connectors for Digital Broadcast
Installation

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A new range of High End 75 Ohm connectors, designed to deliver extremely high levels of performance and efficiency for digital signal transmission, has been introduced by Vitelec Electronics.

A new range of High End 75 Ohm connectors, designed to deliver extremely high levels of performance and efficiency for digital signal transmission, has been introduced by Vitelec Electronics, a division of Emerson Network Power The connectors will be of interest for a wide range of installations including digital video, TV broadcast, telephony instrumentation, CATV transmitter, computer networking, satellite receiver, test, medical and imaging equipment

Given the high data rates in digital applications, it is critical that a bandwidth capacity that uses a high frequency signal - typically 2.25 MHz - is available.

At these high frequencies, the system installer needs to consider such issues as return loss, insertion loss, VSWR (voltage standing wave ratio), skin effect and electromagnetic field effects.

The coax connectors traditionally used for analogue systems are not designed to take account of these issues, and if used in high-rate digital systems will put the signal integrity at risk.

To fulfil these requirements, Vitelec Electronics has introduced a range of High End 75 Ohm BNC Connectors designed to meet the specific demands of digital technology.

Including plugs for the most commonly used cables, adapters and precision crimp tooling, the range features a controlled 75 Ohm impedance for high-speed signals, captivated contacts, crimp/crimp assembly, high-performance materials, and intermatability with existing standard 50 Ohm BNCs already present within in a system.

With an insulation resistance of 5000 megohm (minimum), the range delivers a centre contact resistance of 4 milliohm (maximum) and an outer contact resistance of 3.55 milliohm (maximum), in operating temperatures of between -55 and +85 C.

Product data, providing information including detailed specification, assembly instructions and competitor cross-references, is available on request.

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