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Intelliconnect Extends Range of Triaxial Connectors

TRB bayonet connectors and TRT series with threaded coupling sleeve are weatherproof.

By DE Editors  

April 13, 2012

By DE Editors

Intelliconnect USA, a U.S.-based manufacturer of RF and waterproof connectors, now offers an extended range of high-reliability Triaxial connectors to include various adaptors and bulkhead mount jacks for several different cable types. Two new families are now available; the TRB series bayonet connectors and the TRT series featuring a threaded coupling sleeve.

Key features of the TRB and TRT series include low noise, isolated ground and non-constant impedance. The connectors are suitable for high or low volume applications and feature a high-integrity clamp construction. They are weatherproof and adapt to both Twinax and Triax cable types.

TRB bayonet-style connectors are used for quick-connect applications. TRT threaded coupling connectors are used in applications requiring enhanced performance. The TRB and TRT series will withstand immersion in water for 4 hours at 10m depth.

Intelliconnect Triax connectors are double screened to insure high EMC integrity, making them useful for military and aerospace applications.

For more information, visit Intelliconnect.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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