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    This document discusses several common RF connectors used for different frequency ranges. The BNC connector is commonly used below 4GHz and is 50 or 75 ohms. The Concelman connector can be used up to 11GHz and is weatherproof without being bulky. The DIN 7/16 connector is a high-power 50 ohm connector. The F type connector is used for domestic TV installations at 75 ohms, including cable and satellite TV, often with RG-6/U cable. The N connector can carry microwave frequency signals.

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    This document discusses several common RF connectors used for different frequency ranges. The BNC connector is commonly used below 4GHz and is 50 or 75 ohms. The Concelman connector can be used up to 11GHz and is weatherproof without being bulky. The DIN 7/16 connector is a high-power 50 ohm connector. The F type connector is used for domestic TV installations at 75 ohms, including cable and satellite TV, often with RG-6/U cable. The N connector can carry microwave frequency signals.

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    RF Connectors: 1. Bayonet Neill-Concelman (BNC) Connector

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    This document discusses several common RF connectors used for different frequency ranges. The BNC connector is commonly used below 4GHz and is 50 or 75 ohms. The Concelman connector can be used up to 11GHz and is weatherproof without being bulky. The DIN 7/16 connector is a high-power 50 ohm connector. The F type connector is used for domestic TV installations at 75 ohms, including cable and satellite TV, often with RG-6/U cable. The N connector can carry microwave frequency signals.

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    RF Connectors

    1. Bayonet Neill-Concelman (BNC) connector

    -either 50 or 75 ohms and usually used for frequencies below 4GHz

    2. Concelman (C-connector)
    -can be used up to 11GHz
    -weather proof without being bulky

    3. DIN 7/16 connector


    -a high-power 50 ohm connector
    4. F type connector
    -used for domestic television installations and domestic satellite, 75 ohms
    -commonly used for over the air terrestrial television,cable television and universally for
    satellite television and cable modems , usually with RG-6/U cable

    5. N (Neill) connector
    -capable of carrying microwave-frequency signals

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