1.0/2.3 connectors

1.0/2.3 connectors are compact coaxial interfaces designed for high-density RF and video applications. This category includes plugs, jacks and adapters suitable for controlled-impedance systems and standardized interconnections.

Order code: C1023-01

Huber+Suhner 16_1023-C50-2-4/113_NE

Right angle 1.0/2.3 plug crimp coaxial connector for RG316 / RG174 / LMR100

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Stock: 44 pcs

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$33.09
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Order code: C1023-02

QAXIAL 1023C24-00-01

Right angle 1.0/2.3 jack coaxial connector, 75 Ohm, PCB mount

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Stock: 396 pcs

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Overview of 1.0/2.3 connectors

1.0/2.3 connectors are miniature coaxial connectors developed for applications where space efficiency, mechanical stability and repeatable RF performance are required. They are commonly used in broadcast, telecom and industrial electronics environments.

Available configurations

The product range includes multiple mechanical and electrical variants to match different installation needs and system architectures.

  • Plug and jack versions
  • Cable and PCB mount solutions
  • Push-pull and screw locking mechanisms
  • Adapters to common RF interfaces

Technical characteristics

1.0/2.3 connectors are designed for controlled impedance transmission. Depending on the variant, they support 50 Ω or 75 Ω systems and are suitable for high-frequency signal paths with low reflection when correctly matched.

  • Compact interface for high connector density
  • Defined impedance versions (50 Ω / 75 Ω)
  • Stable mechanical coupling
  • Suitable for repeated mating cycles

Typical applications

  • Broadcast and professional video equipment
  • Telecommunication infrastructure
  • Industrial RF systems
  • Measurement and monitoring devices

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 50 Ω and 75 Ω versions?

50 Ω versions are typically used for RF and telecom signals, while 75 Ω versions are intended for video and broadcast applications. They are not interchangeable.

Are 1.0/2.3 connectors compatible with other coaxial standards?

Direct compatibility is not possible, but adapters are available to interface with other common RF connectors.

Is push-pull locking reliable in industrial environments?

Yes, push-pull versions are designed to ensure secure retention while allowing fast installation and removal.

Can these connectors be used on PCB assemblies?

Yes, specific jack variants are designed for PCB mounting with controlled impedance layouts.

Are 1.0/2.3 connectors suitable for high-density panels?

Their compact size makes them well suited for applications with limited panel space.

What are common selection mistakes?

Choosing the wrong impedance or mating interface is the most frequent issue and can lead to signal mismatch.

For assistance with selecting the correct 1.0/2.3 connector or for special requirements, please contact our technical team.