SMPX connectors

SMPX connectors are miniature RF coaxial interfaces designed for high-density PCB layouts. This category includes board-to-board and cable solutions optimized for compact RF and microwave assemblies.

Order code: SMPX-01

Huber+Suhner 82_SMPX-S50-0-1/111_NE

PCB mount SMPX jack coaxial connector

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Overview

SMPX connectors are ultra-miniature RF coaxial connectors developed for applications where space constraints and signal integrity are critical. They are commonly used in high-density electronic assemblies requiring reliable RF interconnections.

Configurations

  • Board-to-board push-on interfaces
  • Cable connectors for micro-coax assemblies
  • PCB mount variants: straight and right-angle

Technical characteristics

  • Push-on coupling mechanism
  • Miniature form factor for dense layouts
  • Typical operation up to microwave frequencies
  • Controlled impedance for RF signal integrity

Applications

  • RF and microwave modules
  • Telecom and wireless infrastructure
  • Test and measurement equipment
  • Compact embedded systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SMP and SMPX?

SMPX connectors are smaller than standard SMP and are designed for higher packing density on PCBs.

Are SMPX connectors suitable for board-to-board connections?

Yes, they are commonly used for vertical or stacked RF board-to-board interfaces.

Do SMPX connectors require a specific mating force?

They use a push-on mechanism with controlled engagement force to ensure repeatable connections.

Are SMPX connectors standardized?

They follow manufacturer-defined mechanical standards but are designed for cross-compatibility within the SMPX family.

Can SMPX connectors be used at microwave frequencies?

They are typically specified for operation into the microwave range, depending on design and assembly.

What are common mistakes when selecting SMPX connectors?

Ignoring PCB footprint accuracy and misalignment tolerance are frequent causes of performance issues.

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