BNC connectors are bayonet-style coaxial connectors widely used for RF, video and test equipment. This category includes 50 ohm and 75 ohm versions for cable and panel installations.
Order code: BNC-03
Huber+Suhner 16_BNC-50-2-3/133_NE
Stock: 384 pcs
Order code: BNC-10
Huber+Suhner 11_BNC-50-3-4/133_NH
Stock: 352 pcs
Order code: BNC-11
Stock: 216 pcs
Order code: BNC-12
Huber+Suhner 11_BNC-50-3-12/133
Stock: 57 pcs
Order code: BNC-14
Huber+Suhner 25_BNC-50-1-6/133_NE
Stock: 66 pcs
Order code: BNC-16
Huber+Suhner 24_BNC-50-2-14/133_NH
Stock: 209 pcs
Order code: BNC-17
Huber+Suhner 24_BNC-50-2-29/133_NE
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: BNC-18
Huber+Suhner 11_BNC-75-7-5/133_NE
Stock: 7 pcs
Order code: BNC-19
Huber+Suhner 24_BNC-75-2-6/133_NE
Stock: 931 pcs
Order code: BNC-20
Huber+Suhner 22_BNC-50-0-3/133_NH
Stock: 855 pcs
Order code: BNC-22
Huber+Suhner 82_BNC-50-0-1/133_NE
Stock: 198 pcs
Order code: BNC-24
Stock: 7 pcs
BNC connectors are widely used coaxial connectors designed for reliable signal transmission in RF, video and test environments. Their bayonet coupling allows quick connection and secure locking, making them suitable for frequent mating cycles.
50 Ω versions are commonly used for RF and instrumentation, while 75 Ω types are preferred for video and broadcast applications.
They are suitable within their specified frequency range; performance depends on impedance and cable compatibility.
Using the correct cable type is essential to maintain impedance matching and signal quality.
Common options include panel mount, PCB mount and free cable terminations.
Yes, it provides a reliable mechanical lock for applications requiring frequent connections.
They generally follow standardized dimensions, but tolerances and materials may vary.
For specific configurations or compatibility questions, please contact us.
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