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Connector Descriptions:
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The Plug half of the mated pair of connectors is usually found on the cable. Plugs will contain the bayonet (BNC) or threaded coupler (TNC). Generally, the plug is the male connector and the jack is the female. |
| Push On Connectors are created when the bayonet is removed from a cable plug. Cable assemblies using the push on style plugs are usually used for test purposes, easily mating with standard jacks. Push on style connectors are also used in blind mate rack and panel applications. | |
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Bulkhead Jacks require a "D" hole cut out in the panel and pass through either from the front (front mount) or rear (rear mount). Bulkhead jacks are available with wrench crimp, tool crimp or solder cable terminations. |
| Insulated Bulkhead Jacks provide electrical isolation between the panel and the body of the connector. | |
| Flange Mount Jacks are available only for the TRS/TTM (150 Series) subminiature twinax/triax connectors. | |
| Cable Jacks provide the jack fitting for termination to a cable assembly. | |
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Patch Plugs offered through the cable assembly pages here utilize single circuits for coax, twinax or triax patching. Additional patching products are available. |
| Patch Jacks offered through the cable assembly pages on this web site are single receptacles for the corresponding patch plugs. Trompeter offers a full line of patch jacks, in normal through, terminated and monitoring configurations. Request a catalog from the Library for additional patching products. | |
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