The 2.4mm series connector is a high-frequency RF connector designed for high-precision, high-frequency applications, especially for signal transmission occasions that require a transmission frequency range of 40 GHz or even higher. It is an ideal choice for providing high-performance signal connections in the microwave frequency band, high-speed communication, and precision test and measurement fields.
Main Technical Specifications:
◆ Characteristic Impedance: 50Ω
◆ Frequency Range: DC-50GHz
◆ Insulation Resistance: ≥5000MΩ
◆ Dielectric Withstand Voltage: 500V(rms)
◆ Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR): ≤1.35
◆ Mating Cycles: 500 times

| Letter | Millimeters (Inches) | |
| Minimum | Maximum | |
| A | 4.725 (.186) | 4.75(.187) |
| B | 2.393(.094) | 2.408(095) |
| C | 1.85 (.073) | 2.45 (.096) |
| E | 4.75(.187) | 4.85(.191) |
| F | 1.035(.0407) | 1.05 (.0413) |
| G | 1.34 (.053) | 1.45 (.057) |
| H | 0.498(.0196) | 0.523 (.0206) |
| J | ---------- | 0.25(.010) |
| K | 0.00 (.000) | 0.08 (.003) |
Notes:
1. Thread length is from the end of the coupling nut, 4.37 mm (.172inch) minimum, 0.63 mm (.025 inch)±0.25 mm (.010 inch).
2. With coupling nut biased in the forward direction.
3. Dimensions are in millimeters.
4. Inch-pound equivalents are given for information only.
5. Counter bore 7 mm (.276 inch) minimum.

| Letter | Millimeters (Inches) | |
| Minimum | Maximum | |
| A | 4.725(.186) | 4.75 (187) |
| B | 2.393 (.094) | 2.408 (.095) |
| C | 1.85 (.073) | 2.45 (.096) |
| E | 4.75(.187) | 4.85 (.191) |
| F | 1.035(.0407) | 1.05 (.0413) |
| G | 1.34 (.053) | 1.45 (.057) |
| H | 0.498 (.0196) | 0.523(.0206) |
| J | -------- | 0.25 (.010) |
| K | 0.00(.000) | 0.08 (.003) |
Notes:
1. Thread length is from the end of the coupling nut, 4.37 mm (.172inch) minimum, 0.63 mm (.025 inch)±0.25 mm (.010 inch).
2. With coupling nut biased in the forward direction.
3. Dimensions are in millimeters.
4. Inch-pound equivalents are given for information only.
5. Counter bore 7 mm (.276 inch) minimum.
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