The commercial television broadcast industry works on frequencies between 54 and 216 MHz (channels 2 through 13) and between 470 and 700 MHz (channels 14 through 51). Coaxial cables and a host of connector types provide the signal path between the transmitter and the antenna.
Using the right coaxial RF connector in your transmission lines carries your broadcast signal to the antenna with minimal losses. It also protects the connection from vibration caused by wind and damage brought on by rain and other weather conditions. Connectronics provides off-the-shelf coaxial connectors for the broadcast audio and video industry, including BNC, SMA/SMB, RCA, QMA, MCX, and others. However, when your project can’t use any of these, we’re able to tap into a world-class design library to create custom RF connectors that meet your goals for EMI/RFI shielding, form factor, and other parameters. Our staff is standing by to collaborate with you to create customized, American-made, quality custom components with quick delivery timelines.