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  What is an MCX Connector? An MCX (Micro Coaxial) connector is a type of RF (Radio Frequency) connector that is designed for high-frequency signal transmission in compact spaces. It is widely used in applications where space constraints are critical, such as wireless communication, GPS devices, and portable electronics. The MCX connector features a snap-on coupling mechanism, making it easy to connect and disconnect without the need for additional tools.  Kinghelm's MCX connectors  are designed to meet these needs, providing exceptional performance and reliability in tight spaces.   MCX/MMCX Connector, MMCX Right-Angle Plug (three-piece set), KH-MCX-K506-Z Its small size, typically with a 3.5mm diameter, makes it ideal for devices that require miniaturized connections, such as mobile phones and IoT devices. One key feature of the MCX connector is its ability to support frequencies up to 6 GHz, making it suitable for various RF applications. Compared to other RF conn...

Abstract This article provides a comprehensive overview of Radio Frequency (RF) coaxial connectors, detailing their definition, types, key characteristics, selection criteria, and common applications, with a specific focus on popular series like SMA, TNC, and MMCX. 1. What is an RF Coaxial Connector? An RF Coaxial Connector is a component specifically designed for connecting coaxial cables within RF transmission systems. These connectors facilitate the interface between coaxial cables and other RF components, such as between coaxial cables and microstrip lines or between coaxial cables and waveguides. Typically, the plug component is attached to the cable end, while the jack (or socket) is mounted onto fixed equipment units. They are also commonly used for connecting two RF cables together. • Plug: The active part of the connection, usually featuring a coupling mechanism like a thread (nut) or bayonet lock. It is generally the free (non-fixed) connector. • Jack/Socket: The passive part...