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Coaxial Receptacle
A coaxial receptacle is a component of a coaxial connector and serves to guide and shield the inner conductor.
It ensures a defined Impedance and reduces electromagnetic interference during signal transmission.
Its design contributes to stable, low-loss, and low-interference transmission of high-frequency signals.
FAQ
A Coaxial Receptacle is used to reliably perform testing and contacting tasks and to ensure a reproducible electrical connection in the respective test setup.
They are used in high-frequency applications, communications technology, and related test systems.
It ensures stable Impedance, low signal loss, and reliable transmission.
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