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SMA cable assembly with RG316 coaxial cable and right angle SMA connector

SMA Cable Assembly Guide: RF Custom Selection

A cable can pass continuity and still be wrong for the RF path. That is a common problem with SMA cable assembly sourcing. The part looks simple in a photo. Both ends may screw on smoothly. A multimeter shows no open circuit and no short....
Right angle SMA male connector for compact RF cable assembly and limited space installatio

SMA Male Connector Guide: RF Applications & Selection

A production cable can fail even when the SMA connector looks completely normal. This is a situation RF buyers often meet after the first batch arrives. The connector screws into the equipment, continuity testing passes, and the assembly looks identical to the sample. The problem...
SMA PCB mount bulkhead connector for RF circuit integration and signal transmission

SMA Bulkhead Connector Guide: RF Panel Ports

A panel connector can pass a quick continuity check and still be the wrong part for the enclosure. That mistake happens more often than buyers expect. The outside port looks like a normal SMA jack. The cable screws on. The nut tightens. Nothing looks obviously...
Different SMA cable connector configurations for RF connection systems

SMA Coax Cable Guide: RF Connection & Selection

A cable assembly can pass a continuity test and still be the wrong RF part. This happens more often than many buyers expect. The SMA connector mates correctly, the cable looks similar to the previous batch, and the first prototype works on the bench. The...
PCB mount SMA RF connector for 50 ohm wireless communication applications

SMA Connector Guide: RF Applications & Selection

A cable assembly can pass a continuity test and still be the wrong RF part. This happens more often than many purchasing teams expect. The connector mates correctly, the cable length looks right, and the first sample performs normally on a bench test. Problems usually...
Low loss RF cable assemblies with different connector types

Low Loss RF Cable Guide: Selection & Applications

A common mistake in RF projects happens before the first measurement starts: the cable has already been selected based on appearance, connector type, or price. The assembly arrives, the SMA or N-type connector fits correctly, and a continuity test shows no problem. But after the...
Copper braided shield layer inside RF coaxial cable

Coaxial Cable Assembly Guide: RF Selection

A cable assembly can pass continuity and still be the wrong RF part. This happens more often than many buyers expect. The connector mates correctly, the cable diameter looks similar, and the first sample works during a basic bench test. The problem appears later when...
N Type to BNC adapter for RF test equipment connection

N Type to BNC Adapter Guide: RF Test Conversion

The first sample passed the bench test. The problem appeared when the same setup was moved to another instrument. One side used an N Type connection from an RF cable assembly. The other side was a BNC input on laboratory equipment. The engineer installed an...
SMA and N Type RF Adapter Connector Collection

SMA to N Adapter Guide: RF Conversion

A connector can fit perfectly and still create problems later. A common situation in RF testing is connecting a compact device with an SMA port to an antenna cable or test cable using an N Type interface. The first sample usually looks simple: install an...
N male and N female connector interface comparison for RF adapter selection

N Type Adapter Guide: RF Conversion & Compatibility

A cable can pass continuity testing and still be the wrong RF connection. This often happens when an engineer replaces an existing connector interface with an adapter without checking the complete signal path. The threads match, the parts screw together, and the system appears to...