Discover the HUADA SMA-KFD466: A Robust RF Coaxial Connector for High-Frequency Applications

The SMA-KFD466 RF Coaxial Connector is engineered for reliability and optimal signal transmission. With an impedance of 50Ω, it ensures consistent performance across a wide temperature range (from -65°C to +165°C). Its robust design withstands 500 mating cycles, making it ideal for demanding applications.
This connector boasts excellent insulation resistance (5000 MΩ) and dielectric strength (1000 V), ensuring signal integrity even in challenging environments. Whether you’re working with flexible cables (up to 12.4 GHz) or semi-rigid cables (up to 18 GHz), the SMA-KFD466 delivers low VSWR (1.15+0.02F for flexible cable, 1.10+0.02F for semi-rigid cable).
Invest in the SMA-KFD466 for reliable connections in critical RF systems.

Key Features of the SMA-KFD466 HUADA Coaxial Connector

Impedance (50Ω): The SMA-KFD466 connector is designed for a 50-ohm impedance, ensuring efficient signal transmission and compatibility with standard RF systems.
Operating Temperature Range: This connector can withstand extreme temperatures, operating reliably from -65°C (cold environments) to +165°C (hot environments). Whether it’s a frigid outdoor setup or a high-temperature industrial application, the SMA-KFD466 has you covered.
Mating Cycles (500): With a robust construction, the SMA-KFD466 can handle up to 500 mating cycles. This durability is crucial for connectors that are frequently connected and disconnected.
Insulation Resistance (5000 MΩ): The high insulation resistance ensures minimal signal leakage and reliable performance. Even in challenging conditions, the SMA-KFD466 maintains excellent electrical isolation.
Dielectric Withstanding Voltage (1000 V): This connector can withstand up to 1000 volts of dielectric voltage, making it suitable for high-voltage applications. Safety and reliability are top priorities.
Frequency Range:
Flexible Cable: The SMA-KFD466 covers a frequency range of 0~12.4 GHz. It’s ideal for various wireless communication systems, antennas, and RF devices.
Semi-rigid Cable: For more demanding applications, the connector extends its frequency range up to 18 GHz.
VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio):
Flexible Cable: The VSWR for flexible cables is impressively low at 1.15+0.02F. This means minimal signal reflection and better overall performance.
Semi-rigid Cable: The VSWR for semi-rigid cables is even lower, at 1.10+0.02F. Expect excellent signal integrity.

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