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A Guide to Audio Connectors - Amphenol NEXUS Technologies
An audio connector is the end portion of one cable, wire, or component that joins it to another through a jack, passing audio signals between them. These connectors will be either male or female in design, with input or output capabilities.
What is the Difference Between Microphone Plugs & Jacks?
When purchasing audio hardware, it’s important to know the difference between a plug and a jack. A plug is a male-type connector that users insert into the equipment, whereas the jack is the matching female-type connector the plug goes into. For example, a microphone plug will be inserted into a speaker or computer’s jack.
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AUDIO | Entertainment connectors for Audio and Lighting applications. The Amphenol audio series covers a wide range of entertainment applications and can be used in a wide variety of applications. In this series, you will find all the necessary products for the entertainment sector.
Audio-Video Connectors | Products | Amphenol
Audio Connectors. Amphenol 164 series connectors are water-resistant, polarized, five and six contact electrical connectors for use in low voltage audio frequency circuits and applications. They employ three-point bayonet coupling for quick disconnect and self-wipe contact.
Military Audio Connectors 55116 - Amphenol PCD
Qualified to MIL-C-55116, 164 Series Audio Connectors are waterproof, polarized and come in five and six pin options. Ideal for use in audio frequency circuits at 60V maximum potential and 0.5A maximum current. 164 Series Audio Connectors use crimp sleeve or solder cup contacts.
Acoustics Quick Reference Guide
Written for beginners and experts alike, we cover everything from basic definitions, formulas, properties and laws, to insight on sound measurement devices and field types—in one easy-to-read, downloadable PDF. Sound pressure level, sound intensity, and sound power. Acoustic properties and formulas.
Amphenol Connectors for Sale | Cables on Demand
Amphenol Cables on Demand, through an exclusive partnership with its sister division, Amphenol Audio, is pleased to now offer a complete line of connectors for professional audio applications.
Speaker Design and Verification | PCB Piezotronics
Designed and built to the highest standard, our selection of acoustic microphones, accelerometers, and accessories are ideal for speaker design and testing. We offer acoustic sensors with: Extremely low noise floor, down to 5.5 dBA. High amplitude, up to 182 dB without clipping.
Amphenol Audio XLR Connectors for Sale | Cables on Demand
Genuine Amphenol brand XLR audio connectors feature patented Insulation Displacement Contact (IDC) architecture, a revolutionary technology fully conceived and designed by Amphenol engineers. Stereo RCA and 1/4" Phone Plug Instrument Connectors also available.
Lab Grade Instruments for Audio Markets | PCB Piezotronics
PCB® has lab grade instruments for audio markets. Microphones, accelerometers, and accessories for speaker design and verification, headphone and earbud testing, studio recording and sound modeling, acoustics and live recording.
Audio Video Monitor Cables for Sale | Cables on Demand
Amphenol Cables on Demand is your home theater cable headquarters; with a comprehensive selection of premium HDMI, DVI, RCA, S-Video, & TOSLINK products. We also stock professional-grade and hard to find A/V cables including BNC, 13W3, SVGA breakout and more. Subcategories: Show| Hide.
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Audio Plugs (MIL-C-55116) - Amphenol NEXUS Technologies
Browse Audio Plugs (MIL-C-55116) in the Amphenol NEXUS Technologies catalog including Item #,Number of Contacts,Alternate P/N,Connector Style,Contact Types,Strain Relief.
Microphone Jacks & Plugs | Amphenol NEXUS Technologies
Demanding industries rely on our microphone jacks to establish a clear line of communication by effectively and clearly sending audio signals. They also come in different variations to fit multiple applications and uses.
RF Coaxial Connectors, Adapters and Cable Assemblies | Amphenol RF
Amphenol RF is the world’s largest manufacturer of coaxial connectors for use in radio frequency, microwave, and data transmission system applications. Headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut, USA, Amphenol RF has global sales, marketing and manufacturing locations in North America, Asia and Europe.
Amphenol NEXUS: Advanced Telecommunications Manufacturing
Amphenol NEXUS Technologies offers design and production of superior quality audio plugs, jacks and momentary push-button switches for over 50 years. View All Products
What’s the Difference Between 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm Coaxial Cable?
With these details in mind, over time, the industry settled on two characteristic coaxial cable impedances for the vast majority of applications (>90%): 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm. First, let’s look at 50 Ohm Coaxial Cables.
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AUDIO | Entertainment connectors for Audio and Lighting applications. The Amphenol audio series covers a wide range of entertainment applications and can be used in a wide variety of applications. In this series, you will find all the necessary products for the entertainment sector.
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Amphenol Nexus Technologies manufactures the complete line of qualified MIL-DTL-55116 five and six pin audio connectors. This encompasses waterproof, polarized plugs and receptacles for use in audio frequency circuits at 60 volts maximum potential and 0.5 amperes maximum current.
Telephone Plugs & Jacks | Amphenol NEXUS Technologies
Phone plug connectors, also referred to as 6.3mm or quarter-inch, are a type of phone connector widely used to connect headphones, musical instruments, and microphones to audio equipment. They are usually called “audio jacks” along with their mini-phone counterparts.