W5SWL 7/16 DIN Female to N Male Connector Adapter LOW PIM
W5SWL 7/16 DIN Female to N Male Connector Adapter LOW PIM
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- by W5SWL
$31.95
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Why Low Pim? Modern equipment used for data or cellular/PCS systems will frequently be able to operate at or below the noise floor over a wider bandwidth. The equipment needs the clearest spectrum possible for efficient operation. Using a standard connector or equipment in the antenna, line and system will often create what is called "Passive Intermodulation" or simply put, a created signal that masks the wanted signal. The created signal is a unwanted signal made by mixing in non-linear connections. This is seen as tested by the equations 2F1-F2 and 2F2-F1 using high level carriers or signals to check for non-linear connections. PIM is rated in dBc. Not everyone needs Low Pim products, but if you are working with data, spread spectrum and similar systems you should highly consider it.
*3rd order test done in controlled tech room environment - temperature, humidity, connector tightness, mating connectors and other factors can affect performance of Low Pim products.
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| Brand | by W5SWL | |
| Model | 721405426706 | |
| Side A | 7/16 DIN Female |
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| Side B | N Male |
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| Fits Cable Type | NA | |
| Dielectric | Teflon | |
| RF Pin Plating | White Bronze |
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| Body Plating | White Bronze |
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| Impedance Ohms | 50 | |
| Other Detail | 3rd Order IM at 2050.0 MHz -175.9 dBc 2110.0/2170.0 MHz using 2x43.0 dBm carriers* |
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| Package Quantity | 1 |
Why Low Pim? Modern equipment used for data or cellular/PCS systems will frequently be able to operate at or below the noise floor over a wider bandwidth. The equipment needs the clearest spectrum possible for efficient operation. Using a standard connector or equipment in the antenna, line and system will often create what is called "Passive Intermodulation" or simply put, a created signal that masks the wanted signal. The created signal is a unwanted signal made by mixing in non-linear connections. This is seen as tested by the equations 2F1-F2 and 2F2-F1 using high level carriers or signals to check for non-linear connections. PIM is rated in dBc. Not everyone needs Low Pim products, but if you are working with data, spread spectrum and similar systems you should highly consider it.
*3rd order test done in controlled tech room environment - temperature, humidity, connector tightness, mating connectors and other factors can affect performance of Low Pim products.