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What is a BNC Connector? The Bayonet Neill Concelman (BNC) connector was developed by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol's own, Carl Concelman, and was named after both inventors and the innovative bayonet locking mechanism that the connector utilizes.

Learn about BNC connectors, a type of bayonet-style RF connector that allows quick and positive mating and un-mating. Find BNC connectors for various applications, impedances, body styles, cable terminations and PCB terminations.

The Bayonet Neill Concelman (BNC) connector was developed by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol's own, Carl Concelman, and was named after both inventors and the innovative bayonet locking mechanism that the connector utilizes.

Amphenol engineers also invented the commonly used BNC connector ("Bayonet Neill-Concelman"). Amphenol Fiber Systems International is a fiber optic company started in 1993 that specializes in the fabrication and manufacturing of fiber optic connectivity products and systems.

The Bayonet Neill Concelman (BNC) connector was developed by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol's own, Carl Concelman, and was named after both inventors and the innovative bayonet locking mechanism that the connector utilizes.

IP67 HD-BNC connectors utilize the trusted bayonet-style positive locking mechanism for easy installation and secure mating. This interface is available in a number of both 50 and 75 ohm configurations including straight and right angle versions for both PCB and cable mount, and feature a closed entry interface.

HD BNC delivers true 75 ohm performance in a footprint 51% smaller than traditional BNC connectors, allowing four times the density. Engineered to enhance electrical and mechanical performance, the HD BNC connector features the trusted, push and turn interface of a traditional BNC, providing tactile feedback and a positive lock for quick and ...

What is a BNC Connector? The Bayonet Neill Concelman (BNC) connector was developed by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol's own, Carl Concelman, and was named after both inventors and the innovative bayonet locking mechanism that the connector utilizes.

The Bayonet Duplex Connector (BDC) and the Bayonet Quad Connector (BQC) series offers the Pattern 105, Size 10 and Size 12 series, proven connector construction, featuring the tri-mating bayonet locking mechanism for ease and quick mate/de-mate.

BNC (Bayonet Neill Concelman) Coaxial connector with bayonet coupling mechanism. Available in 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm versions. Frequency range DC - 4 GHz (50 Ohm) and DC-1 GHz (75 Ohm), respectively. Named after Amphenol Engineer Carl Concelman, and Bell Labs Engineer Paul Neill. Body

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Available with press-fit or crimp removable contacts, these connectors use machined shells that can be customized for any design to meet a specific application’s needs. Termination options include crimp, solder, PC tail, threaded, or custom-designed bus bars.

BNC connectors are ideal to terminate cables used with single-axis ICP accelerometers and vibration transmitters while BNC splices can be used with multi-axis or multi-output sensors. To configure and price a specific cable, go to the Industrial Cable Configurator.

Amphenol Proprietary Intermates: 10-214XXX, 10-244XXX (Crimp types - front removal) Amphenol Proprietary Non-Intermates: (5015 Type) See also Heavy Duty Class “L”, Amphenol QWLD (MIL-DTL-22992), catalog 12-052 See also Heavy Duty QWL, catalog 12-053 See also GT Series Reverse Bayonet Coupling, catalog 12-024 MIL-DTL-5015 (Crimp - Front Release) Typical Part No. - MS340X

BNC cable assemblies utilize high-quality connectors which feature the familiar bayonet coupling mechanism for easy mating and un-mating. These connectors are manufactured from machined brass and diecast zinc with nickel plating and offer reliable electrical performance up to 3 GHz.

The Bayonet Neill Concelman (BNC) connector was developed by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Amphenol's own, Carl Concelman, and was named after both inventors and the innovative bayonet locking mechanism that the connector utilizes.

Amphenol RF offers a variety of 75 Ohm isolated BNC and HD-BNC products optimized for 12G. Available in both straight and right-angle configurations, these connectors give system designers additional options for grounding and signal layout, specifically in smaller or densely packaged applications by providing additional signal isolation.

Discover a detailed glossary of connector terms, including accessories, contacts, coupling types etc. Terminology for professionals in the connector industry.

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Amphenol RF offers a full range of BNC Cable Assemblies designed for radio frequency applications. BNC Cable Assemblies feature all industry standard connector interfaces in between-series and in-series designs.