QN Series Coaxial Connectors: High Performance RF Interface Solutions
1. Product Definition & Standardization
QN connectors are precision coaxial interfaces developed for military-grade RF applications, compliant with MIL-STD-348B standards. Characterized by their quick-lock coupling mechanism (patented QN-Lock™ system), these connectors provide reliable 50Ω impedance matching across 0-18GHz frequency ranges, with variants supporting up to 40GHz operation.
2. Key Technical Features
- Mechanical Design:
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- Triple-start threaded coupling (30° rotation lock)
- Corrosion-resistant beryllium copper contacts with 3μm gold plating
- PTFE dielectric (ε=2.1) with -65°C to +165°C operational range
- Electrical Performance:
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- Parameter Specification VSWR≤1.25@18GHz
- Insertion Loss0.15dB/connector@6GHzRF
- Leakage<-90dB
3. Comparative Advantages
- vs. N-Type: 30% faster mating, 2× vibration resistance
- vs. SMA: 5× mating cycles (5000+ cycles)
- Unique self-cleaning contact design prevents fretting corrosion
4. Military & Commercial Applications
- Defense Systems: Radar array interconnects (MIL-DTL-22992 compliant)
- Aerospace: Satellite payload interfaces (ESA ECSS-Q-ST-70-08C qualified)
- 5G Infrastructure: mmWave small cell backhaul connections
5. Installation Guidelines
- Torque specification: 12 in-lbs ±10%
- Recommended cable types: RG-402/U (semi-rigid), LMR-400 (flexible)
- IP67 sealing achievable with optional conductive elastomer gasket
6. Industry Trends
Recent IEEE 287.1-2024 revisions recommend QN connectors for phase-sensitive array applications due to their ≤0.5° phase deviation performance across 10,000 thermal cycles.
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