L29 (DIN 7/16) is a threaded RF coaxial connector, belonging to a low intermodulation PIM RF coaxial connector. The standard impedance is 50Ω, and the operating frequency range is DC-7.5GHz. The L29 coaxial connector was first developed in the 1960s. It features ultra-high power capacity and extreme environment tolerance. In low-frequency and high-power scenarios, its reliability and durability far exceed those of N-type and other connectors. It is widely used in antenna systems, main feed cables, and patch cord connections in broadcasting and television, wireless cellular base stations, and microwave communication systems.
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RF Coaxial Conector 7/16 Din Male Crimp Connector for RG213 RG8 LMR400
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Impedance
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50Ω
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Vibration
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MIL-STD-202,Method 213
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Frequency range
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DC-6GHz
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Insertion Loss
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≤ 0.15dB/6GHz
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Working Voltage
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335V max
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Withstanding Voltage
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2500V r.m.s at sea level
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Insulation Resistance
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1000V rms
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VSWR:
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Straight ≤ 1.1/6GHz
Right angle ≤ 1.2/6GHz
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Contact resistance:
-center contact -outer contact |
≤1mΩ
≤ 1mΩ |
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Insulation resistance
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≥5000MΩ
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Durability
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Mating cycles ≥500
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Temperature Range
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-55~+155°C (PE Cable -40~+85°C)
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Piece part
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Material
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plating
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Body
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Brass
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Nickel plated
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Center conductor
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Brass
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Gold or silver plated
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Crimping suite
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Copper alloy
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Nickel plated
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O-ring sealing
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6146 silastic
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Insulator
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PTFE
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