SMB connectors are compact RF coaxial interfaces designed for applications requiring reliable signal transmission in limited space. This category includes PCB, cable and bulkhead versions suitable for standardized RF assemblies.
Order code: SMB-01
Huber+Suhner 82_SMB-50-0-1/111_NH
Stock: 504 pcs
Order code: SMB-01-100
Huber+Suhner 82_SMB-50-0-1/111_NE
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: SMB-11
Huber+Suhner 24_SMB-50-2-13C/111
Stock: 15 pcs
Order code: SMB-29
Huber+Suhner 29_SMB-50-2-5/133_NH
Stock: 159 pcs
Order code: SMB-30A
Amphenol RF SMB6121A1-3GT30G-5-50
Stock: 72 pcs
Order code: SMB-34
Stock: 486 pcs
Order code: SMB-37
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: SMB-38A
Huber+Suhner 16_SMB-50-2-51/133_NH
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: SMB-38B
Huber+Suhner 16_SMB-50-2-51/111_NH
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: SMB-41
Huber+Suhner 16_SMB-50-2-51/133_NE
Stock: 40 pcs
Order code: SMB-44
Huber+Suhner 84_SMB-50-0-1/111_NH
Stock: 74 pcs
SMB connectors are miniature coaxial RF connectors with snap-on coupling, commonly used in applications where compact size and quick connection are required. They are typically employed in low to mid-frequency RF systems and standardized test environments.
SMB connectors use a snap-on coupling instead of a threaded interface, allowing faster mating but with lower mechanical retention compared to SMA.
Yes, SMB interfaces follow standardized dimensions to ensure cross-compatibility between manufacturers.
They are commonly available in surface-mount and through-hole PCB configurations.
They support multiple mating cycles, though not intended for high-cycle mechanical stress applications.
Variants exist for flexible, semi-rigid and micro-coaxial cables, depending on connector design.
No, SMB and SMC connectors differ in size and interface geometry and are not mechanically compatible.
For non-standard configurations or application-specific requirements, please contact our technical team.
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